The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
LOCAL LORE.
Wheat "a.
a Rambler.

Wheat 81.
Ride Rambler.
AT the Opera house all next week.
loves Madison Square Co.
The usual services will e held at
the Congregational church next Sun
day.
Mrs J W Crawford left Wedn. S
day for two weeks visit with Salsm
friends.
-Proressor and Mrs S I Pratt of
Philomath visited Corvallis friends
Tuesday,
DIR Lowe the optician goes to
Eugene today. He will return at his
regular time.
The Ladies Whist club was pleas
antly entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs N B Avery.
The satchel advertised for in
Wednesdays Times has been recov-
cred and the owner can find it at the
Times office.
2 recently arrived from the East now
OCCUPY the farm purchased Of Onas
Brown on Soap Creek.
Annual meeting, election of off1c-
ers. and payment OF dues for the COM
ing year for the Ladies Coffse Club.
Next Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
A full attendance is desired,
Married, Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the brides father in Blodgett
Charles M Hyde OF Lincoln county
and Miss Rillie Spencer. Horace Un-
derhill Justice of the Peace officiating.
The Christian Church will meet
In the Union Memorial Services at the
NJ E Church next Sunday at IL a NJ
Communion at 1O;45 a m. G. s .
Humbert will preach at p m Subject
s The Music of the Soul"
Henry E Dosch telegraphs from
Charleston that Oregon has be en- aw-
arded So gold, 43 silver, SO bronze
medals and 80 diplomas of honorable
mention, which is more than any three
states combined.
Baptist Church Sunday-Sabbath
school at ten o'clock The church
will unite in the q A R services at the
M p church, Young peoples meeting
at z o'clock and preaching at 8 all
invited.
Wednesdays Eugene Guard. W
W Calkins, Russell Calkins and WsO
Heckart, Of Corvallis, arrived here
today. to take preliminary steps to
erect a fine residence for the first
named gentleman.
There will be 30 preaching SER
vices at the United Evangelical
church tomorrow The pastor will
preach at s p m. Service at Witham
school house at p N. G M Ream-
conducts K L g E at Z p m,
-Onas Brown and mother who rec
emily sold the farm on Soap Creek
now occupy the Helen Hunter house
In Corvallis. Mr. Browns sister. Mrs
Patterson Of Red Bluff, California, is
with them for the next two weeks. She
arrived three weeks ago.
John Carnes and wife, who have
been residents Of Alsea for the past
thirteen years now reside In Corvallis.
They have purchased the Miller house
an Fourth street, into which they
moved Wednesday, Mr. Carnes Is
S6 years of age, but is as sprightly
as the ordinary man at sixty or less.
Many Corvallisites expect to go
out to the picnic at Grange Hall to-
day. The amusements comprise a
basket picnic, a literary programme,
baseball game and foot races. The
candidates on the county ticket will
also be IN attendance, and will hold
meeting In the hall in the afternoon,
In the evening there is to be a dance,
The joint canvass of the county
candidates continues. They held
meetings at Kings Valley Wednesday,
Soap Greek, Thursday, and Fair.
mount yesterday. Marion Hayden
has joined, but Mr. Finley is still alb
sent. Mr. Knotts, candidate for sher
iff, who was with them at Summit
has returned and is confined at home
with illness.
New real estate transfers filed for
record are, J W Ingle and wife to
David Whaley. SO acres near Philo-.
math, $4,000. Joseph johnson and
others to G L johnson 10 acres near
Corvallis $40. Ward Maxfield and
Brown estate TO Sarah J Ward an
interest in the Ward estate 81. John
Smith and wife to Smith and Hout
lots eight and nine block five, Dixon's
addition, $500; O E Smith and wife
to James M Cameron, residence prop
erty on Jefferson street, 81 800.
1t is true, as his friends claim,
that Mr. J . Wilson was not owner In
the Job bank. It Is true, as they
claim, that he was only a hired man.
But, on the other hand, 1t is fatally
true, as the bank books at the conf
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