Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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MiasE11a Bripktsy has returned
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R.,J. CHM, has returned from q
visit of several weeks in Sherman
county .s.ae sas.i ,arTg n (
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Starr of Belle
fountain were visitors in Corvallis,
Tuesday. z5I@ss@ .5f~:. g9ad "a. II
Wilbur Croft returned the first
of the week from q several weeks
stay in Portland. .5gsIsfr~za u
Recorder e. u. Newton has be-
gun the erection of cottage on the
lots opposite east of the Senger
home.v. t3i;1s 3rjs>Et -. -
JIG. Hammel and family NOV
I'd this week into part Of the Fl.
II. Abel house on north Third
street. .fj@ 81 Esus ~tHg 80 a
Mi'es Starr Jr., went to Wells
the first Of tne week, where he is to
work in a hop yard for couple of
weeks. atg7.a. N1i. f-''. -S Bel
Mrs. Walter Wiles and Mrs.
Brandon we're in Albany the fret of
the week, to attend the funeral of
friend.
The Bell telephone company
m.'ved into the new headquarters
on Main strest, north of Nolan's,
Tuesday. .. s.. .,, ,....-.-.t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Heron, Miss
Margaret Heron and Robert Her
ron of Irish Bend were Cor ,allis
visitors, Tuesday. " -. E.-'
II. N. Foster and family moved
this week into the Jacobs house on
Third street, recently vacated by
Captain Crawford and family. ..
Clifford and Helen Raber were
Albany visitors, Wednesday, the
former to attend the Norris & Rowe
circus and the latter to do some
shopping. ."
Mrs. w. R. Hall returned to In
dependence the first of the week,
after a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. o. 7. Murphy, in
this city.
Prof. A. F. Hershner, former
Corvallis grocer, has just been re-
elect d principal of the Gresham
public school, a position which LIE
has filled for several years.
At the United Evangelical church
next Sunday, Prof D. NJ. Metzger
If ID Atas C"tIege will preach both
morning and evening. The morn,
ing service will be- communion SER
vice.
J. C. Loonep and family left the
first o, this week for their former
h"me at Monroe, to remain. They
bave op+ rated boarding house on
Third street, in this cit.,, for the
pi st year.
Mrs. B. O. Foater and her broth
er, Be' jamin Policy, left Wednesday
fn Ln-tine, Oregon, for visit with
relatives, having been the guests
fr eeveral days OF Mrs. Fosters
nrother-ir-law, H. N. Foster, and
family in this city.
Fred Piel and family will locate
in Junction City this week, where
Mr.. Piel will become manager of
the fl during mill. This mill be
longs to the Wllh-lms of Monroe,
ind is headquarters also for the
Monroe and Harrisburg mills.
Mrs. Lille Kiug and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Martha Frar cisco, came
up from Portland, Monday evening,
and will remain in this city for
brief time, settling up business sf-
fairs, after which they return to
Portland to reside.
R. NJ. Gilbert, who recently ar
rived from California, and has been
visiting his son-in-law, DR.. F. E,
Smith, left this morning for visit
at his former home in Corvallis. Mr..
Gilbert has mining siuterests in the
Goldsn State.-Monday's Carital
Journal.
George H-nkle arrived from
Portland, Monday, having spent
the winter in different cities of Cali
fornia. He reports everything 60
ing we'll with himself, and states
ttat his Son Raymond is prospering
in the pharmacy business in San
Jose.
The Y. w c. A. girls served dir
ner Monday and Tuesday to tns
Young men VINO are engaged this
week in n work of raising $4,000
bv My 20t1 for the Y. NJ. c. \.
huildinu rha uounn wnInan did