Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-16


judge McFadden W. - in junction
City on business the ioast few days.
Verne Lake is emk ,loyed in the
Buxton planning mill tor the pres
emit.
Sheriff Burnett was Portland
visitor the last of the week, return
ing Thursday evening.
William Bogue and family expect
to leave this week for their annual
outing. They will go to Cascadia.
Mrs. J. Mason went t., Siletz, Fri
day, to be with her mot. her, Mrs. s.
A. Kisor, who is very eriously ill.
Mrs. Victor P. Nose returned
Friday from a weeks visi.s with Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Trask at Falls
City.
Prof. E. R Lake and Prof. Bried-
we'll left Friday for Detroit and
other points in the Santiam country
on fishing trip.
Mrs. F. A. Rankin of Eugene
was a guest the last of the sek at
the home of Prof. and Mrs. w. o.
Trine, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Goodma1l ar
rived home the last of the week
from a two weeks visit with i. L.
Underwood and family at Lebanon.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred B. Slocum, a son. The par
ents reside rea- Oakville, in Linn
county, a few miles from Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods re-
turned from the mountains the last
of the week and departed Friday
for Candy to attend the campmeet-
ing.
Mrs. Byron Hunter and her
mother, Mrs. Briggs, vent tc Port
land the last OF the week, where the
IL ter is to enter hospital for an
operation.
DR.. w. J. Kerr and DR.. Witty
combe returned Thursday evening
from attendance at the Salem Cher
ry fair, where the former delivered
an address.
William Ready came out from
Wa dport, Friday, on business
trip. He is interested with J. G.
Hammel and others in saw mill
at Waldport.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Irvine and
sen Ward went to Portland the last
of the week to meet Miss Edna T.
vine, who arrived from the East for
vacation visit.
A company of Dutch settlers
named their town Dictionary. be-
cause. they said, dictionary is the
only place where peace, prosperity
and happiness are always found.
Ex.
The residence property of Mrs.
, arah Moore was sold the last of
III week to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nv rus of Crabtree, Linn county,
yn, ,are to become residents of this
,i,y this fall.
Ere d Ewing of OAC went to
5resh I'm the last of this week to do
some Experimental work along his
inc. , While absent he is to attend
The wed, ling OF Bert Pilkington and
Miss Ann q Bleeg, which occurs in
Portland IN the 17th
Prof. J 3. Horuer, R. L. White
nead aud George B. Ready left
Friday for few DAYS fishing trip
% Alsea. T heir friends hope they
nav have a p leasant and profitable
rip and that a big "catch" may be
home. See?
Dennis stovs i |, wife and child
arrived Friday i ON their home at
Grants PISS for visit with Benton
,oI1pty relatives q n, 1 friends. Den
ais ia an old OAC DO who has made
1uite a name for hi m self along liter
arv lines since he left Corvallis.
Lloyd Farmer me with painful
accident Friday m, ,rn ing. While
riding on a tandem b icy Gle with an
other lad, Lloyd eau. ,hS his f 'ot be-
tween the chain and the bicycle
wheel in such man ner that the
outside of the foot was badly bruised
while on the inside a cash about
two inches long was inf icted. Five
stitches were required in closing the
wound.
The Willamette valley Of Oregon
is pre-emineutly the che rry-grow-
ing district of the world. 1t has
produced five varieties OF he finest
cherries there are to be hnd name