Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-31

1ndenultelys
, Mrs. B. A. Cathey and children,
returned Monday from a several
weeks stay at Newport.
Logan Hays, an old time Corval-
lis man, of Portland, visited in this
city the first of the weex.
Miss Rova Hays came over from
Tangent, Tuesday, for q visit with
girl friends in this city.
| Miss Flora Kreglo returned to
Portland the first of the week, after
a brief visit with Miss Greeta Gray.
Adam Assell is spending a few
weeks at Newport. Tom Graham
is in charge of the lunch counter
during the absence of the proprie-
tor.
Mrs. jeanette Bell-Winberly ar
rived the first of this week from
Baker City for visit at the hom @
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. R.
N. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Clark moved
Tuesday into the Mrs. Maud Hemp
hill residence On north Main street -.
The dwelling has just been pur-
chased by W. A. Jolly of Philo-
math.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. Il. Dobell have
arrived from Idaho and will occupy
she F. o. Gray residence during
the summer, while Mrs. Gray and
daughters are absent 10 Nevada,
with Mr.. Gray.
Otto Woldt came up from Port
land the first of the week and will
spend the summer on the island
above town, pseling cascara. He
has been operating cigar store in
Portland but found the work too
con6ning and sold out. He form.
erly resided in Corvallis.
Mr.. Sagendorf of Alsea was q
Corvallis visitor, Tuesday, en- route
to Montana for reasons of health.
Mr.. Sagendorf is well known in this
city, where many years ago he con-
Quoted . blacksmith shop just north
of the Farmers Hotel.
Mrs. F. o. Gray and daughters
and father, D. N. Prime, expect to
60 to Independence, tomorrow, for
brief visit with Mrs. Gray's broth
or, J. 8. Prime, who il an operator
at that place, having been trans
ferred from junction City.
Ben Elgin came up from Carlton
the first of the week for a visit with
home folks" He leaves today for
Portland, where he has accepted a
position in HalPs pharmacy. Mr..
Elgin has been employed in Carl
ton for nearly two years and has
met with success. He ls an old OAC |
boy.
The members of the Congrega.
tional church are to give an inform
al reception ut the church, tonight,
to their friends. All those who are
interested in the church in any way
ale CO daily invited. We desire to
become bstter acquainted with you
and will do our best to make the
evening happy one.
Races at the skating rink this
week have attracted good crowds
Of spectators and have proved very
interesting. In the potato race a
lew evenings ago, Clifford Raber
won first place and Dannie FELTON,
1@conu;ln the mile race, Monday
evening, Leon Flstt won first prizs
and Tracy HoIIIster second. H.
the half mile race the same evening
Julian ABBOTT won first prize, 800
ia cash.
Some people eeem not to be aware
that 1t Is against the law to ride
BICYCLES on college street, and tha,
it is also against the law % ride on
the side Streets farther towards
Nam street than Third. Nearly
every day some one "whizzes" past
he Gazette Office door, and this
tenn is published as a gentle hint to
'hose addicted to the habit, as the
tfense is likely to be r, sentnd by
he uthori:ies and result in a foe
20 parties who are really not aware
hat they are violating the law.
Ora May Irwin Yocom, W no died
n Portland last week, was formerly
Corvallis resident, having been
IN employe of the Gould millinery
store for some time. Mrs Yocom t
vas f1rmerl y Ora Irwin, a daughter /
} Robert Irwin, aud left Corvallis c
! bout three years ago to reside in
Portland. She leaves husband F
md daughter ii years old. Many!
I'D friends in Benton county regret
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