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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1908)
tOCAl AND PERS0N4L - Mrs. A. J. Johnson went: to Seattle the first of the week. Mrs. Etta Howard returned Monday from a visit with friends at Wrenn station. Mrs. Roy Bell of Albany was tV e guest of Corvallis relatives the first of the week. , i -- ...Mi i " . i mm., in n in I. - ' .. -v -i. ........ W. G. Whitford left this city j - M. L; Seits and George Vernon . . ... . .-t f . . r v 1. r rv,;n: i ; . : n n: the cherry fair in Salem WalterMorris wenttoBlodgett, Monday, for a visit with friends. J. C. Lowe of - Albany was a business visitor in Corvallis Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Moore has just returned from a ten days' visit at Salem. Sunday School at Beulah next I Paul Miller is spending the the first of the week for .Phillips, of Alsea were Corvallis . visitors North Dakota, :where he will as.?. f the first of the 'week. sume charge of a pharmacy for a time. He expects to return to Corvallis in time tore-enter OAC this fall. : Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bushnell who have speni a number of weeks with ielatives at Irish Bend and other parts of Benton county, started on the return Sunday at 2 p. m .: preaching at summer with his brother, Harry, itrip to their, home in Seattle, o p. m.; K. JL. O. k.. at p. m. Misses Carrie and Mildred Buchanan are guests of their brothers in Southern Benton. George Kellogg, a former OAC student, now of Sublimity, visit ed Corvallis friends the first of fie week. Mrs. W. S. McFadden return ed the first of the week from a visit to the farm home at Junc tion City. Miss Ida Hansen has returned home from a ten days' visit with Misses Cecile and Edith Brog don at Hillsboro. Rod Kiger and Roy Hammer sky have gone to Eastern Ore gon where they will work during the harvest season. Mrs. A. Kyle of Albany, a former Corvallis lady, was the guest Wednesday of Mrs. Sam .Kerr in this city. John Kiger and family have Troved to the island where they will camp for the summer and attend to the crops on the farm. Among the U. S. pensions re cently granted two are for Cor vallis people, Mary A. Hemphill and Frances F. Wilcox-$12 each per month. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Bagley re turned to their home at Suver the first of the week, after a brief -visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Aldrich. Albert Tedrow, who has been -employed as electrician in the Portland car shops, came up the first of the week for a three weeks' visit at home. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Taylor, Mrs. Janet Smith and Jim Wheeler have gone to the Ya chaats country, where they will camp and fish for two weeks. Mrs. Fred Clark goes to Port land, Monday, as a delegate from the local lodge to the Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor. She will be absent nearly all the week. Henry Hammersley returned to his home in Alsea, Tuesday, having been in Corvallis in con nection with the county clerk contest case which was up before the circuit court. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ireland vacated the Miss Pauline Kline house on Third street, Tuesday, and will spend about six weeks visiting their children near Cor vallis and their three sons in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hunter and family and Mrs. T. S. Hand saker departed Tuesday for Wal la Walla, to reside. Rev. Hand saker follows in a short time. Many friends of both families regret the departure. It is estimated by one of the parties who was present that and wife at Marshfield. S. K. Hartsock oi the Graham & Wells pharmacy returns today from a business visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Karsten have been visiting Newport on their wedding trip, since "Mon day. Robert Berger and wife and James Tedrow and wife started Wednesday for Yachaats for a several weeks' camp. Miss Effie Kiger, formerly of Corvallis, is now in Seattle with relatives. She left Corvallis the first of June for Portland. I "The Indwelling Spirit" will be the subject of Rev. Handsak er's discourse at the Christian church next bunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodcock are to move into the residence vacated this week by Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Handsaker on Seventh street. Mark Rickard went to Port land Tuesday to purchase another automobile, having sold all he had previously brought to this city. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Long and Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper ex pect to leave tomorrow for a ten days' camping trip in the Big Elk country. Jesse D. Starns arrived Wed nesday from Prineville for a vis it with his mother in Corvallis and other relatives in Benton county. Rev. Evan P. Hughes, pastor of the Congregational church, will preach at the union meetingi Call, of Kirksville, Mo.,'left Mon day for Yachaats to join the rest of the family in a several weeks Monday, by automobile. Buy your groceries of White isde & Cooper. - lltf J. Benson Starr and wife of Southern California have arrived for a visit with relatives in Ben ton county. Mr. Starr was in Corvallis Wednesday, from Al bany, on his way to visit his farm between this city and Monroe. For sale House and two lots. 342 Tenth street, corner Adams. Address G. H. Carl, Fossil, Ore. 57tf Preaching at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning by the pastor Rev. J. R. N. Bell. Morn ing topic, "Getting on in this world and. the next." Reception of members at the morning ser vice. Session will meet at 10:30 at the manse. AH made wel come. , Graham & Wells carry a full line of paints, oils, glass, varn ishes, including the great china- mel varnish. 59-67 One of the most interesting places in Corvallis is the Gene M. Simpson pheasant "ranch" in the western part of town, where 1500 little pheasants are hatched and hatching. " While no definite contracts are made, as yet, Mr. Simpson has inquiries already for 1100 of the young birds. New line dishes in plain and fancy designs, at W::iteside & Cooper's ntj Mrs. B. A. Cathey, her sister, Mrs. Mary Robinett, of Halsey, and their cousin, Mrs. M. C. Mc- TOR.GHON Mrs. R. A. Throckmorton is to arrive from San Francisco the last of this week for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs Addie Jessen, and her sister, Mrs. Frank Aldrich Miss Myrtle Dellaven, an old Corvallis girl, now of Polk coun fully 500 gallons of blackberries j ty, is to be married August 5th in the M. E. church next Sunday evening. Wayne Hollenbeck has sold his interest in the ice cream par lor to his brother, W. A. Hollen beck, and leaves in a few days for the East on a visit. Jack Bier and Kenneth Col bert went to Alsea, Wednesday, where they will slaughter big game and enjoy camp life for a couple of weeks. Tommy Bilyeu, an old Cor vallis boy who is now a prosper ous business 'man of Portland, has been visiting his father here this week and renewing old friendships. Richard Kiger and family are to move shortly from their ranch home to Mrs. Minerva Kiger's house jhst north of the public school building. They will spend the summer here were picked in the Kiger island "patch in one day recently. And yet there is said to be a shortage of this luscious wild fruit this year! At the Evangelical church next Sunday at 10 a. m., Sunday School; at 11 a. m., preaching, subject, "Forsaking Christ;" 7 p. ni., K. L. C. E., leader, Myra Moore; atS p. m., sermon, sub ject, "Discouraged by .Others." Bible study and prayer meeting every Wednesday at S p. m.; choir practice Friday at 8 p. m There was a quiet wedding at Toledo at 5 o'clock, Sunday eve ning, in which Miss Eula Austin, ; a Corvallis girl, figured as the bride and John Frey of Newport as i ne groom. ihe ceremony was performed in the hotel par lor, in the presence of the nec- essary witnesses, Rev. Ellsworth of the .M. E. church ofliciating. The bride wore a handsome brown cloth traveling suit. Mr. and Mrs. Frey have beeif guests at the Austin home in this citv this week. They will reside at Newport and, the best wishes of .many friends. are.eactended. I to a Mr. Elliott, a fruit grower of Uallas. Uld mends in Corvallis extend congratulations. Mrs. S. A. Murray, who had been in Corvallis several days on business, returned Tuesday to her home in Portland. She was accompanied by Mrs. Denman, who will remain for a visit. The Oregon City Transporta tion company announces the withdrawal of their boats from j the river service to this city, on ! account of low water. Wednes day's was the last trip until fall. Miss Vera Patton accompan ied Miss Nora Miller to Newport, Wednesday, where they will open an ice cream, confectionery and news stand midway between Nye Creek and Newport, for the sum mer. A severe case of hiccoughs is dangerous, though it is stated up-! on excellant authority that there is a pleasant remedy which is al most instantaneous in giving re- j lief, that of giving the patient ice cream. It has been -i proven successful numerous times in very severe cases, too. 1 1 outing. ' The three "ladies had not been together before for 34 years and they anticipate a de lightful time. One registered Holstein bull, three years old Sept. 8, 1908. Price $75. L. A. Houck, Mon roe, Ore., R. F. D. 1. Phone Bellefountain. 48tf Claude Swsnn and Dugan Rooper arrived home Monday from Klamath, where they went to play in the baseball team in a touranient against Lake View on the Fourth. There was a purse of $1000 hung up for the victor ious team and with the able assist ance of the Corvallis stars the cash went to the Klamath ball tossers. Denatured alcohol contains 95 per cent grain alcohol Just the thing for your alcohol store. No bad odor. Sold by Graham & Wells. 59-67 Mrs. M. A. Miller, wife of Sen ator Miller of Linn county, a Dick Kiger, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elgin ; Mesdames John Smith, C. H. Lee, H. F. Fischer, R. H. Huston, J. C. Andrews; Misses lady well known to many in this Sarah Jacobs, Elnora Smith and J G- .Wetherla departed Wed nesday for Seattle on a business trip. He will be absent for some weeks. . , . . Miss Jessie Hunter and Miss Olevia Ireland have just return ed from a visit with friends at Eugene. -v . Rev. W. II. Martin of Albany will preach at the M. E. church, South, Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. . j Miss Olevia Ireland of Port land is the guest of Miss Jessie Hunter at the Mrs. Caroline Hayes home. TheGermanscientistwho finds that meat causes heart disease should explain that it is the price that does it. J. L. Underwood, son and daughter returned Monday to their home in Lebanon, after a visit at the J. B. Goodman home. Mrs. H. B. Fallass and daugh ter, Miss Florence, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, are visiting for a few weeks with Miss Nancy Campbell, in Jobs addition. There was a pleasant meeting of the W. H. M. S. of the M. E. church, Wednesday afternoon, at the 1 ome of M. s. Ed. Felton, in Jobs addition. An interesting program and refreshments were the features. S. L. Kline has been in Port land the past few days, where he attended a big picnic at Bonne ville, Wednesday, given by the Retail Grocers i and Merchants' Association. Mr. Kline is presi dent of the state association. John Piper is building a dan dy little concrete milk and fruit house on his place, on College hill. Houses of that material should certainly be far superior to wooden structures, and Mr. Piper's lead may be followed by others. Born, in Wenatchee, Wash., July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Gellatly, a daughter. The par ents are well known in Corvallis where they formerly resided, Mr. Gellatly having been county re corder for several years. Many old friends in this city extend congratulations. Mrs. Lucy Francisco, who went to Fayette, Iowa, a few weeks ago for a visit with friends, has been sending numerous pictures of the recent storms in that sec tion to relatives and friends in Corvallis. She is evidently dis satisfied with that country and anxious to return to Oregon. A blackberry pi,cnic was held on Kiger's island, last Sunday. ' Thirty-four gallons of wild black. ' berries were gathered and a de- i licious lunch was served in the r . woods at noon. Those present j were: Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Calla-L Concentrated Lemonade han, Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Smith, fs Just Wdat vou want. wheQ go Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Haroer, Mr. .' ln imping. 1 oz. to one pint and Mrs. M. H. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Extra Special ! For Saturday Only LACE 5000 Yds-4c a Yd Bright and new, fresh from the fac tory are these. Up to 4 inches wide. Lace and Insertion to match. On sale Saturday, this week only. Limit, 25 yards to each customer. SPECIAL NOTE These are remarkable values for the money, and we v ill iNOT fill phone orders for any one. See window display. KLINE'S i Closing Out Sale Continues to Attract Crowds to Our Grocery Department, which we are Closing Out atwholesale prices !Chis week we have 4lso added many lines From other -sections of The store to make an extra Event for this week ' , F. L, MILjLEB, 142 Second St. Fm? HAT.-E-Firstdfl.ssofl.lr wnnd. C ""BW sawed and split. Also split oak posts 6 ft. 8 ins. D, S, Adams, 'phone 333. 55-60 of water makes a delicious lem onade. For sale by Graham & Wells. t 58-66 Bargain Sale Dress Goods city, where she has relatives, died at her home at Lebanon, Tuesday; She recently under went an operation in a Portland hospital for a cancerous growth and for a time her ultimate re covery was anticipated, but the disease gained the victory and Mrs. Miller passed away as stat ed above. Hotjseforrent Will furnish 5-room .modern bungalow, piano included, for responsible parties. No children. Phone 377. 58-62 Here is a contrivance by which you can have ice water constant ly in the hottest weather: Place between two sheets of thick brown paper a layer of cotton batting about half an inch in thickness! fasten the ends of the paper arid batting together, forming a circle, then sew or paste a crown over one end, making a box the shape of a stovepipe hat minus the rim. Place this over an ordinary pitch er, filled with ice water, making it deep enough to rest on the table so as to exclude the air, and you will be astonished to see the length of time that the ice will keep and the water remain cold after the ice has melted. . For Fine Job -Printing go to the Corvallis Gazette. Martha Kiger, and Messrs Fred Fischer and John Wilson. i Fresu vegetables ani lruits always oa hand in their season, j Whitesides & Cooper. Iltf J The home of Senator and Mrs. A. J. Johnson was the scene of a delightful social affair, Tuesday evening, when Misses Cleo and Zeta Johnson entertained in honor of Miss Maybelle Keady. The affair was a miscellaneous shower, and all sorts of pretty and useful gifts were received by the honor guest. Social conver sation was interspersed with ex cellent vocal solos by Miss Nelle Marvin, Miss Maybelle Keady and Miss Juanita Davis, and light refreshments .were served. The Misses Johnson proved themselves delightful entertain ers and all in attendance spent a very enjoyable evening. About 35 guests were present. Bull for Sale. Portland and Return, Only $3.50. The Southern Pacific Company and Corvallis dc Eastern Railway are aellioft round trip tickets to Portland from Cor vallis for $3 50, (mod going on any train Saturday or Sunday either via Albany or wet aide and irood returning either via Alb oy or' west aide Saturday, Sunday or Monday. - 16tf B. C.'.LuFnuM, Agent 'The Moat Comfortable, Place .in the Home." aec Maa PORCH SHADES AND AT Shoes HENKLE & DAVIS' WE HAVE REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KINDS O. J. BLACKLEDGE Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned h been duly appointed by the County Court of the tit&teof Oregon, for the County of Benton as admin istrator df the estate of H. Nichols, deceased, and that he ha duly qualified as such administrator. All persons having claims against said decedent are hereby .notified to present them, duly verified, to meat my residence in Corvallis, in ben ton County. Oreeon. within six months of the date of this notice. ' Dated at Corvallis, Oregon, this 9th day of April, lgOQr . . ... - , ( i ' ' B. J. Nichols, . Administrator of Mm estate of H. B. Xichols.de- Own YourHome THE First - National - Bank of Corvallis has some TO WN LOTS Near . tie State Agricultural College which you can buy on the INSTALL MENT PLAN or for cash. Save Ten on Twenty Dollars per month and pay the same on a town lot Thereafter BUILD YOUR HOME on the lot and continue to make these small monthly payments on the home and you will soon have it paid for and have no more rent to pay. For information address W. H. SAVAGE Corvallis, Orm Jersey Bull For Sale. Descended from Grand Coin and Gold en Glow imported cow testing 18 lba Datter fat In 7 days, with a rat calf. Ad daeas, M, S. Woodcock, Cerrallia, Ore goo, 7Jt
