The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-24
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Wheat 63.
-Miss Carrie Danneman arrived
Sunday for the Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Kaupisch leave today
for visit with Portland relatives.
j B Horner and family went to
Newport Saturday, for the holidays.
Services at the Catholic church
tomorrow. Masses at g.. s and 10
a N.
Mrs Amslia Schubert left yes.
terday for Oregon City to visit reia-
tives.
Miss Edna Groves, who is teach
ing district school. is home for the
holidays.
Robert Withycombe arrived Sat-
urday from the experiment station
at Union, Oregon.
Prof Shaw leaves today for Port
land, where he is to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
-Miss Emma Baber Ia expected
Saturday to be the guest OF Miss
Martha Fischer for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Garrow OF
McCIoud, California, arrived Saturday
to visit relatives during the Holidays.
Mics Mary Nolan, who is stud
ent at st Mary's Academy & College,
Portland, arrived yesterday for 3
Holiday visit at home.
-Mrs P F Woodford, stenographer
at theO P headquarters during the
Hadley regime, arrives today for a
Christmas vleit with friends.
-CIaud Catch and family are to.
spend Christmas with relatives In
this city. Later they accompany
President Catch to Newport.
-Philomath is to have a wedding
Christmas day. The coupe is Clar-
ence AibIn and Mae Burnap. The
license was issued Saturday.
Mics Allie Reader and Tom
Reader of Dusty, passed through
town Monday, enroute to Portland
for aweek's visit with relatives.
Prof Gibbs left Saturday for San
Francisco, where he is to spend the
holidays. He is tosbe Joined In few
days by Prof Kent. Mrs Gibbs is to
spend the holidays In Portland.
Two marriage licenses were is
sued at the clerk's-offc One was
for James Johnston and Sarah j
Bailey of Fairmount, and the other to
W @ Rees and Anna A Howard of
Dusty,
'-Qui Vive encampment, IOOF
elected officers Friday night as fol-
lows: T CREIGHTON, oP; Ell
Strange, S W; E Allen. high priest:
] F Irwin, scribe: 6 W Garrett, J w;
William Bogue, treasurer.
-Miss Ethel Dixon lies very Ill at
the home of her father, William
Dixon near Philomath. She has
been twice operated on for tumor,
and 1t is understood that the present
ailment is arecurreDce Of the old
tr, uble.
Captain E Dentler is now with
garrison at Leyte, Philippine Island.
Under the two years rule for service
in the Island he will be permitted to
return to the United States next May,
and is expected at that time. Mrs
Dentler is now at her mothers's In
Benton County.
The services at the Episcopal
church tomorrow are, at 8 m there
will be celebration OF the Holy Com
munien; at 7:30 p m will be evening
prayer and talk illustrated by a.
powerful lime light stereopticon on
the early life of our Lord.
He Is a member of a local church
A friend approached him confidential
ly and asked him to become surety
on a liquor dealers license bond.
"What;" he said, ''Me go on saloon
keepers bond: and me a member OF
the church; why, d-- 1t, man; It
wouldn't do"
Invitations are out for q double
wedding to occur December 31st. The
couplessare, Wilbert W Garrow and
Miss Alma King, OF McCloud, Calf
ornia, and Albert j Metzger and Miss
Edna Garrow. The bans were an
nouneed at the Oatho oiic church Sun
day, The wedding Is to occur the
morning Of December 31st.
w O .Heckart left Saturday
night for Franklin, California, for an
extended winters visit. He expects
to return to Corvallis In time for the
spring campaign In building. Frank
lin is Is miles from Sacramento. and
Mr. Heckart's business there is to be
with family Of old schoolmates :.
His business In Corvallis is left tenn
porarily In other hands as will be seen
by a notice published elsewhere.
The fret shipment of piling from
the Blodgett district came out on the
Corvallis & Eastern Saturday. It
comprised three cars. When the