Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-07
Mrs. David Mahaffey left yester-
dav for a visit in Portland.

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about the 18th for Kansas, to re-
maia.
| Mrs. E. B. Horning has been corr
! fined to her bed this week with ill
ness.
Mrs. Taylor Porter arrived home
Tuesday, from nine days. visit at
Newport. -..
| John Tharp returned the first of
the week from a visit to Portland
and left at once for his home at
Alsea.
J. E. Vinegar returned to Ore
gon City, Wednesday, having been
on a business trip to, Alsea and
Philomath.
Miss Ida Maxwell returned to
her home in Halssy the first If this
week, after visit with Miss Helen
Crawford.
Miss Gladys Moore and Miss Sue
Fizer are expected to arrive to-
morrow from Portland to spend
Commencement.
A. N. Locke, who suffered Il
stroke of paralysis a number of
weeks ago, is reported as slow y
growing weaker.
Miss Una Stewart eff Prineville
has arrived to speud commence
ment week with friends. She is an
alumnus of OAC.
Mrs. Susan Green and children
expect to go to Box, Lincoln coun-
ty, the last of this week to spend
the summer with relatives.
Elmer and Lilly Taylor of Box,
Lincoln county, nave been guests
this week of their sisters, Mrs. John
Grier and Mrs. Susie Green.
Miss Erma Grier and Vivian
Baine were married Sunday at the
Baine home at BelIefountain. They
will reside in that neighborhood.
Mrs. Newton Adams has been
suffering with felon on her right
foretinger, and Monday was obllg d
to have it lanced. 1t is impro ing.
Mrs. A. M. Taylor of Bellefoun-
tain, who Was operated on in a Port
land hospital, three eeks ago, will
be able to return home ext week.
Locke Bror. of Mt. View expect
to ship to Portland this week a Car
of beef cattle, purchased few days
ago of Walter Wiles. The price
was not learned.
Nj. and Mrs. Richard Kiger re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
brief visit in Portland. Mr.. Kiger
shipped a carload of sheep to the
metropolis, Tuesday, and went
down to look after them.
The ". c. Young house and six
lots in Jobs addition have been sold
by Robinson & Stevenson to 2. H.
Kessi and family, late of Florida.
Mr.. Young and family have resided
for some time at Marcola.
Miss Mamie Starr has accepted a
position as book keeper and collect
or for the Independent telephone
company and began work the fire t
of the month. Miss Leona Marvin,
who formerly held the position, has
become ''service girl" or general
overseer of the Independent Office.
Chief of Police Wells requests
the Gazette to call the attention of
bicyclists to the fact that it is now
against the law to ride on any of
the sidewalks in the city. Parties
violating this ordinance will be
prosecuted to the limit of the law.
Rev. OH. Feese of the First
Methodist church went to Philo-
math, yesterday, where last eve
ming he was to deliver a lecture be-
fore Philomath college, this being
the opening event Of commencement
at that place. Rev Feese has ad-
dressed audiences at Philomath on
several former occasions and has
been Warmly welcomed by the
public.
The graduation exercises, which
were to have been held on June Is,
have been dropped by Sup't Den
man. The dispensing with the
meeting WAS due to the fact that
number of the members of the class
could not be present to participate
in the program. The diplomas are
to be mailed shortly to the mem
bers of the class.
The w. T. M. S. ladies of the M.
E. church were guests of Mrs. Minor
Swick, Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being in honor of the Seth
birthday of Mrs. Swick's mother,
Mrs. Stewart, one of the first white
women to settle in Marysville, now
orvallis. She came to Oregon in
Augu t, 1S45, settling on the Luc1-
| i.outs hut the neyt fall capoa tn