Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Emma Sox of Albany cele-
brated in Corvallis and visited
friends.
Mrs. Ed Blake of Condor, Ore.
gon, is visiting relatives in Benton
county.
NIL. Trapp and wife Of Chitwocd
were Corvallis visitors the last OF
the week.
A. T. Grugett was in Corvallis,
Friday, attending to matters Of
business.
"Gyp" Thurston of Suver cele-
brated in Corvallis and visited
friends.
Miss Helen Crawford Of OAC
visited friends in Brownsville sew
eral days last week.
Mise Ora Harkness of Albany WAS
the guest over the fourth of Miss
Edna Groves in this city.
Mrs. Mabel Stovall-Horton of
Portland is spending a few weeks
with relatives in Corvallis.
Mrs. =. J. Hall returned Friday
10 her home in Polk county, after
spgnding the fourth here.
Caorge Cathev departed Friday
for Seaside, to attend the encamp-
ment of the O. n. g., of which he is
a member,
Thomas Wilkes came up from
HilsE oro last week to attend the
welding of his son, Marion, to Miss
Florence Maxfeld.
Wheeler Kline sprained the ter
dons in his wrist, Thursday e.e-
ming, while enjoying the skating at
the rink.
Misses E5sie Adams and Frances
Gelat'v, Two of Corvallis popular
girls, spent the fourth in Salem and
report jolly time.
Mrs C. ID. Abbott ard two chill
dren left Friday for Kansas City,
for an extended visit with r. latives.
They will be absent a good part OF
the summer.
Judge L. T. Harris of Eugene
was in Corvallis, Friday, en- route
to Toledo. H returned to Albany,
Saturday, and yesterday came back
TO this city to hold court.
The dance at Taylor's hall, the
concluding feature of The fourth in
Corvallis, WAS very successful
affair, 80 or 40 couples being pres
ent. Music was furnished by
Harold Woodcock 8 orchestra.
Miss Leona Marvin left Friday
for Spokane, where she will visit
friends en- route to her old home at
Oxford, Iowa, for mon'h's visit
with friends. Sne was accompani-
ed as far az Portland by her father,
J. B. Marvin.
Mrs. Martha Burnett arrived
home, Thursday evening, from a
three weeks visit in Portland with
her son Bruce and family. Bruce
is an employe of the Union depot
and has purchased a neat little
home near Lents.
John Withvcombe, a popular en-
ploye of the Corvallis abstract COM
pany, left Saturday noon AS he
positively refused to state his desti-
nation, his friends have ever since
been speculatipg as to whether or
not it is case of "heart trouble"
that called him away so suddenly.
DR.. Kerr of OAC is scheduled to
deliver an address at the fifth annu-
al convention of the Pacific coast as
sociation of Nursery men in eonjunc-
tion with the second annual cherry
fair to be held at Salem the 10th,
11th and 18th. Profs. A. B.
Cordley and c. l. Lewis of OAC
are also to deliver addresses.
Last week we said that we saw
man hugging girl on the Newport
beach and that the girl would dis
count the Portland Journal prize
beauty 100 per cent. There is no
doubt but that the three young
ladies who wIote thanking IS for
the compliment, are the identical
one We saw.-Lincoln Leader
Or. E. f. Jackson was hastily
summoned East last "Wednesday
evening oy a telegram from his wife
stating that their little daughter
bad just died. The mother and
child went East several weeks ago
to visit relatives. No further par
ticulars were learned Of the chilG's |
death. Mr.. Jackson lett on the
next train after receiving the news. |
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