Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

week.
William Porter and family have
gone to the Tayler hop yard for an
cutting"
: Horace Lilly Of McMinnville was
y Corvallis business visitor the first
of this week.
Miss Ella Johnson goes to Port
land today to attend the millinery
retail openings.
Zophar Tharp, the old-time OAC
student, was a Corvallis visitor the
first of the week.
J. R. Barclay returned Tuesday
to his home in Alsea, after q busi-
ness visit in this city.
Miss Thia johnson expects to
leave today for a two weeks visit
with friends in Salem and Portland.
w. E. Fendell and family of Five
Rivers were in Corvallis the first Of
the week, en- route to the hop ards.
G. A. Waggoner and family are
moving into the Belknap residence
on college hill, near the Edwards
home.
Miss Belle Mattley leaves today
for Hammond, near Astoria, where
abe is to teach the coming school
year.
Miss Rose Horton departed Tues
day for Waterviile, WASH, where
she is to teach the coming school
year.
Mrs. Clara Fisher-Rand has been
the guest of relatives in this city
the past week.. Her home is in
Oregon City.
Mrs. Frank Bowersox returned to
her home in Salem the first of the
week, after brief visit with Cor
Wallis relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Black ledge
went to Mary's Peak, v ednesday,
for brief outing. They expect to
return tomorrow.
DR.. Handford departed Tuesday
morning for the Big Elk country
where he has gone into camp with
his family for vacation outing.
Fl. G. Montgomery and family
have moved to this city from up the
Columbia and will make their home
here. T.ey occupy the Trine
house.
The members of the w. F. M. S..
of the NJ. E. church were entertain
ed very pleasantly by Mrs. B. A.
Cathey, Wednesday afternoon, at
her home.
Mrs. Harry Patterson and Mrs.
Emma Brown returne l to their
home at Brownsville the first of the
week, after brief visit with Cor
Wallis friends.
J. K. Berry came out from New
port the first of the week and is as
sisting in the M. M. Long bicycle
store while another employe Is off
On vacation.
II. T. Bristow and family are
moving fron Bellefountain to this
city and will occupy what is known
as the Wslker house just east of
the court house square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Neeham re-
turned to their home in Woodourn,
Monday, after visit of several days
with the latter's cousin, Conductor
Tom Riley, and wife in this city.
Miss Ella Johnson, mother, and
niece, Miss Thia, moved into their
handsome new bungalow at the
south end of Main street, Saturday.
The dwelling is one of tho finest in
Corvallis.
Sam Kerr was awarded the con-
tract, Tuesday, for re-painting
Cauthorn Hall, at OAC, and began
operations Wednesday. This will
add materially to the appearance OF
the college grounds.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Hall and son
went to Polk county, Tuesday, to
remain indefinitely with relatives.
They leave the last of this month
for tie East, where DR.. Hall is to
take postgraduate work in Phila-
delphia.
The engineer OF the frail steamer
Gazelle was washed overheard Sun-
day while the boat was crossing the
bal. The waters washed over the
deck and several passengers were
almost swept into the Seq. The
engineer was saved by life pre-
server and line being thrown to
him.
William Truax, a 16 year-old
lad, was killed in Albany, Monday