The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-06-25
Miss Ruth Lilly left Saturday for
a visit with Wells friends.

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Victor Moses went to Portland
yesterday on business trip.
Miss Alicia McElroY returned
Saturday to her home in Eugene.
Mrs Frank Moore left Thursday
for visit With relatives at Woodburn.
e E Wilson returned Monday
from business trip to Lincoln coun-
ty.
-Mias Florence Burnett of Inde.
pendence spent Sunday with Corvallis
relatives.
Mrs Sarah Moore. left yesterday
for Toledo In the interest Of the De.
gree Of Honor lodge.
-Krafz Cronise left for Salem,
Monday, where he will spend the
summer with relatives.
: Miss Mary Clodfelter of Indepen-
dence spent Sunday In Corvallis, the
guest of her brother Harry.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mangas retur-
ned Sunday from brief wedding trip
to Portland and other points.
w s Linville who has been quite
Ill the past week with sciatica rheu-
matism is somewhat improved.
james D zdrcher left Monday for
his home at Enterprise, Oregon. He
expects to return 10 September.
Miss Stella Shields of Monon,
Indiana, arrived Saturday, and is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs Harper.
-Mlss Mary Webb left Friday for
her Portland home. She does not ex-
pect to return to OAC next year.
Miss Ida Ward left Saturday for
her home at Plainview. after weeks
visit with her. brother Frank Ward.
Miss Ada sharples returned to
her home in Eugene yesterday after
spending few days with Mrs M E
Lee.
Mr. and Mrs W Fl McMahan left
Monday for Washington, where they
go for the benefit of Mrs McMahan's
health.
al Campbell, who has been
night watch at the Corvallis saw mill.
left Monday for Philomath where he
has secured employment.
Miss Mary Nolan returned Sat-
urday from Portland, where che has
been attending st Mary's Academy
during thep asst winter.
Tom Nolan left Sunday to attend
Commencement at Mt Angel College.
He will also visit Portland friends, re-
turning in a couple of weeks.
Professor and Mrs J B Horner
leave this morning to attend con-
vention of the State Teachers Assuci-
alton which meets in Eugene today.
ESQ Humbert and family left
Thursday for Turner to attend the
campmeeting now in progress there.
They expect to be gone about ten
days.
Miss Orla Thompson returned
Monday from visit OF a few days
with May Simpson at Newport. She
left for her home in Marion county
by yesterdays boat.
Married, Sunday, by W L Price,
justice Of the peace, at Summit, W P
Minor of Corvallis and Mrs Ollie Dow,
of Summit. Mr. and Mrs Minor came
in from Summit on the train Monday.
The reduction of fares to three
cents per mile on the Hartman rail-
roads in Oregon may turn out to be u
profitable investment. Since the re-
duction was made, Southern Pacific
trains out of Corvallis have had
much heavier passenger traffic than
formerly, and the Indications are that
it will so continue.
"A o Eckelson, formerly chief en-
gineer of the Oregon Pacific railroad
and well known In Corvallis, died at
Roseburg last week. He was aged So
years.. one month and five days. The
cause Of death was not learned.
After leaving Corvallis 10 years ago,
Mr. Eckelson went with his family to
Portland where he had employment
for time with the Northern Pacific
and other railroads. He was a man
OF unusual intelligence, and like many
another, in the days of his prosperity
had wide circle of friends.
Eighth grade graduating
exercises were a part Of the
attactions at the recent picnic
held at Monroe. The class waa the
product Of the various schools
of southern Benton, and mum
bered thirteen. Miss Coda Howard |
was salutatorian, and Eta Price, val
edictorian, The other members of
the claas that took part in the exer- !
cises were Inez Williams, Floy Haw. I
ley, Edith Prize, Madeline Nichols, |
Florence zieroIf and John Minton.
The missionary wagon manufaot.
ured at the carriage factory for the
use of the Baptist denomination for
travelling about the country and hol |
ding evangelistic meetings, has been
and was shipped by boat
Yesterday to OREGON Citv. Tho vef7i. |