Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-16
Tom Graham came out from
Newport, Wednesday.

II. n. daWl6y Oh monroe was
Corvallis visitor, Tuesday.
Bill MORE is building a woodsheo
on his place in Jobs addition.
Martin Rexford has been suffer
ing with tonsilitis the past few
days.
Mrs. Tom Riley returned Wed
nesday evening from brief visit il
Salem.
James Chambers of King Valley
has been in Corvallis this week on
business.
J. Fl. Edwards of Bellefountair
transacted business in Corvallis
Wednesday.
Vidito Bros took a load of timber
cruisers out the Rankin claim,
Wednesday.
Miss Teresa Mcdonald of Philo-
math was a visitor in Corvallis,
Wednesday.
Samuel Jackson came out from
the bay, Tuesday. He reports fine
weather at the coast.
Mrs. Emma Rextord of Lebanon
has been the grest this week q
relatives in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Boulden
went to Portland, Wednesday, for a
few days visit.
The first load of Southern Oregon
watermelons was delivered to our
merchants, Wednesday.
Grover Headrick and wife return
ed the first of tbs week from q
pleasant outing in Alsea valley.
Miss Hattie McGregor of Albany
will arrive tomorrow for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. Tom Riley
Bay Rickard and family, who
have been visiting relatives in Cor
Wallis, roturned Tuesday to thei1
home at Philomath.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrr
John Heeszel, twin boys. The
parents reside a mile norLh west o1
Corvallis.
Miss Julia Cooper came out from
Newport, Wednesday, where she
had spent a week enjoying the
pleasures of the beach.
Twenty-Five Benton county
teachers have appeared before the
board for certificates, six from other
counties and six for state diplomas.
William Bogue and family arriv-
ed home, Wednesday, from a several
weeks outing at Cascadia. They
made the trip by private convey
ance.
Prof. R. Kleinsmid, a college
professor of Castle Green, Indiana,
is expected this week for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. A. w. Mono-
smith.
Lewis Hartley and wife came out
from the Bohemia mines, Tuesday
and Wednesday Mrs. Hartley Wen,
On to Waldport to join the Hurts
Mr.. Hartley returning 10 Bohemia
There was q frost in North Dako.
ia on Aug. 1st, causing great dam
ages to the wheat crop. 1t is es
timated that in some localities il
will not average more than five
bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Charles Young bought lot
5Ox40O, between Third and Fourth
streets on A Jams of Mrs. Groves
and will erect a neat six-roon
house on it at once. The considera'
ton was $4OO.
The semi-annual teachers exami
nation for the year began Wednes.
day morning at the court house.
Prof. Tartar of OAC and Prof. O..
V. White of Philomath college will
assist in the examination.
Amy Cameron received a message
! Wednesday stating that his brother
Ellsworth, who underwent a surgi'
cal operation at Union a few days
ago is recovering. 1t was feared
for time that he would not sur
vive the ordeal.
w. A. Chappell, vino arrived ovel
q week ago from Alberta, Canada
for visit with relatives, left Wed
nesday evening for Los Angeles.
California, to consult specialist
as he is suffering with cancer.
The immense Seattle car plant
at Youngstown was burned or
Aug. Is. The loss is 10000. One
million feet of finished lumber was