Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-06

0OasoAy 6SAA0 IAa1SS6 I6SlQe0lS are tAk
ing involuntary excursions through mid
air into neighboring counties. along will
houst 9, barns, horses, cattle, fences an,
other chattels, under direction of tn,
whiriing, twisting elements. 0regenian
may not be as swift as some people, bu
they get there just the same without tn.
aid OF cyclones.-Ex.
Wood wanted on subscription at the
Gazette o ice. SAT-
| William Porter and family returned
Sunday from vacation in Alsea.
Charles Heckart has moved his carpen-
ter shop from the south to the east side OF
his residence and will convert it into q
dwelling for rental purposes.
| The Oak Creek Lumber Com
pany has established yard in Will
kins' Addition, and has on hand
for sale a complete stock of rsugh
and dressed lumber. Merle Moore
is in charge of the yard and will be
pleased to fill your bills. 54tf
Ernest Applewhite, we'll known OAC
student, is just recovering from very
serious illness. He is at Roseburg.
Miss Cleo johnson arrived home the
last of the week from a visit of several
weeks at Springfield and Eugene.
II is said of All Corvallis gill that she is
SO absent-minded that when she reached
her home one evening recently she put
her parasol to bed, tucked it in carefully
and then went to the hall and stood on
her head near the um brella rack for some
time.
R. L. Smith and T. q. Sparkman will
sell real estate under the n anne of "The
Santiam Land Co.," with office at Leha-
! non. 43tf
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Handsaker left
yesterday for their annual vacation. They
go either to Clear Lake or Fish Lake.
William Baker and family arrived
SATURDAY. from their outing in Alsea val
ley. Their return was delayed on &C.
count of inability to secure team to
bring them home.
Miss Edna Wooster, who has been in
Kansas for several months, arrived home
the last of the week.
Lee Beach came out from Elk City,
Saturday, where his family is speading
the summer, and Sunday, returned to
Portland, his home.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard of Dallas and
Mrs. Tom Gross of Airlie have been
guests since Saturday of the formers
COUSIN and the iatter's sister, Mrs. Dick
Tom, in this city.
J. K. Neal, postmaster and merchant
at Buena Vista, came in from Newport,
Saturday, and visited with friends in
this city, proceeding to his home, yester-
day.
Hugh Heron, the we'll known resident
of Southern Benton, arrived home, Satur-
day, from an extended visit in the East.
William Currin and family went into
camp at Sulphur Springs, Saturday, for a
week or ten days vacation.
DIR. ]. F.. Hall, wife and son, Harley
Hall, wife and daughter, and Mrs. A.
Hall of Buena Vista leave today for a
weeks outing at the coast. They will
pitch their tents at Nye Greek or Monte
rey.
Miss Verne Will, formerly of this city,
but now of Portland, passed through Al
bany this morning on her return home
from visit with friends in Corvallis
Albany Herald.
In speaking of the death of Russell
McHargue, the Albany Herald of Satur.
day gives the following information:
THE dead youth is son of Taylor Nc
Hargue of Brownsville, but for the past
few years mas made bis home with Mrs.
George Beamis on the farm in Benton
county. Mrs. Beamis was in Lebanon
when the accident happened. She re-
ceived word of the tragedy and this
morning passed through Albany on her
return home. Mrs. Beamis said that Nc
Hargue was always inclined to athletic
sports, and she had often warned him to
be more careful as he was of daring
disposition. The dead youth was quite
an artist with the pen and although ne
had never taken any art lessons, he
evlnced remarkable talent in this line.',
Charles Peterson leaves Thursday for
a months visit at st. Paul and Mime
apolis, with relatives.
For Sale: Household goods at bar
gain for the next ten days. Inquire ct
residence. Mrs. S. N. Wilkins. 65 81
Mrs. Jesse Spencer came up from
Portland, yesterday, where she has been
taking treatment for many weeks. She
will visit at home indefinitely.
Miss Grace Watkins, one Of the popular
salesladies at Noian's big store, returned
Sunday from two weeks vacation a
her home near Monroe.