Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-23
James Horning of Philomath

James Horning of Philomath
transacted business in Corvallis,
Tuesday
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Tyler has been suffering with
toneilitis this week.
Byron Hunter and family de-
parted Wednesday for Cascadia for
their summer outing.
Miss Cecilia Tortora came down
from Portland, Tuesday, for few
days visit with relatives.
Roy Holenberg and Waldo Col
bert = .:Is first of the week
from If vacation at Cascadia.
A.. P. johnson returned Tuesday
from a bu j nj pleasure trip
to his farm in Ysmhill county.
Miss Vera Chambers has gone to
Newport where she has accepted
employment at one of the hotels.
Misses Aida Metealf and Olive
Wa, y tt. Tusgday for a two
w.ek4' visit with friends in Aisea.
Miss Agnes Wilson returned the
first of the week from an outing in
Alsea, whe-e she was the guest of
the Raoer family.
Albert Hewitt has purchased and
now occup es with his family tie
cottage one door south OF the o. J.
Trees home in jobs addition.
R. II. Kennedy has purchased
the .'Sea chllght," pubnshed at
Salem, d will move with his FAM
lily to that city to reside.
Mr.. Goodell, sawyer at the Strong
mill, has moved with his family in
to the residence just opposite the
mill office.
Mrs. Eliza Sharp has returned
to the home of her daughter, at
Tangent, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Linzy Sharp, in this city.
Mrs. L. S. Smith, who came to
Corvallis recently from the East,
has just moved into one of the O. J.
BIackledge houses In Jobs addition.
The D. D. Berman house is grow
ing rapidly in the hands of the ca =
penters aud will oe ready for occu-
psncy, it ID thought, in about two
weeks.
L. L. Robinson, a former OAC
student, is now in Portland. To
friends in Corvallis he writes that
he will return to college next
month.
, w. T. Nichols, the we'll known
musician of Belletountain, moved
Tuesday from the latter place to
Lebanon, where he will reside with
his family.
Mrs. Linnie Linville and children
and Mrs. Rose Hall, of Portland,
are spending couple Of weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lenger in this city.
Keith Brown, formerly of this
city, is now employed in Il Newport
bakery. Llewllyn, formerly with
w. T. & G. E. Small, is head baker
in the same esta blishment.
Mrs. S. l.. Kline, of Corvallis,
leaves tonight for New York City,
to inspect property with a view of
exchanging San Frarcisdo real es-
tate.-Tuesday's Orego>'~n.
The flags are now waving in the
breeze on Main street, indicating
that the opening date of the All
Benton School Fair is almost ke-e.
These flags are beauties, 6xlO, a. i
the disp'ly will be the finest that
Benton county has ever witnessed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worden of
old-time neighbors of J.
E. Fowells and family at their old
home at Fayette, Iowa, visited at
the latter's home, Tuesday and
Wednesday, en- route to Newport
for a pleasant sojourn.
Mrs. Higdon, who for some time
has conducted the Reading Room
on Main street, is preparing to move
to Long Beach, California, to reside.
oh :. ii cave in the course Of two
Or tn 90 weeks. A lady from Oak
land will assume charge Of the
Room.
Mrs. G. G. Knapp and daughter
home from Toledo, Mon
day, where they have been spending
a month with friends and attending
q camp IL meeting. They were Joined
by son, J. w. Knapp, iii the
midst of their outing, whom they
had not seen for several years. He
comes from over the b my deep aud
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