The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-03
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ticating at Elk City. They left Friday.
Examinations begin at OAC on
the 10Th and recitations on the 23rd.
President Catch left Monday to
spend two weeks at his Newport cot
tage,
After few days spent at home
Charles Heckart returned to Eugene
Monday.
The Chemawa band passed thro-
ugh this city Monday enroute home
from Newport. -
Miss Hazel Hardy returned to
her home in Salem today after a
weeks visit at the Lilly home,
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bane left
Monday for a four months visit with
relatives at Gilroy California.
Paul Cauthorn is visiting relati-
yes and friends in this city. He arri-
we'd Monday from Roseburg.
Reese Groves school man Of
Dakota, arrived Monday for visit
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Three hundred people were
aboard Sundays bay-bouud excursion
Forty tickets were sold to Corvallis
ties.
Mr. and Mrs E G Hayward retur-
ned Saturday from a visit to Mr. Hay
wards father at Oictoria, British Col
umbia.
Mrs Kohn, and Miss Florence
Kohn left Saturday for their home in
Portland, after an extended visit at
the Jacobs home.
Mrs Garrow and daughter have
moved this week to the Wells resi-
dence lately occupied by President
Catch and family.
Elmer Bethers and Elmer Din
ges left last week by private convey
ance for North Yakima. They go to
look for location.
Mrs VIM Brunk and son Of Ash
land arrived Saturday and are guests
of Mr. and Mrs Brunk Of the Occiden-
tai hotel.
WIN. Frazier the horse buyer,
was in town couple of days last week
but was unable to obtain the kind of
horses he wanted.
Mr. and Mrs William Crees and
Mrs Lessie Scrafford returned Monday
from a brief visit with relatives at
Elk City and Newport.
Joseph Bryan now travelling sa-
lesman for A Schilling & 90. of San
Francisco is spenaing a few days with
his parents at Philomath.
Mr. and Mrs W N McMahan re-
turned yesterday from Cascadia. They
went for the benefit Of Mrs Nc
bealth, and have been absent
two months.
Among those aboard Sundays
excursion train were MI and Mrs J E
Farmer. Mr. and Mrs George Paul of
this city and Mr. and Mrs Ed Bryan
Of Philomath.
Ernest Redd arrived Monday for
a few days visit with college friends.
Mr. Redd holds a position with the
drug house Of Forbes, Jaeneke & Co.
in Portland.
Frank Sets OF Lobster, was
among the Corvallis visitors the first
Of the week. He states that there is
much travel over the new road which
passes by his place.
From all accounts there is to be
a church wedding in Corvallis before
many months. The bride to be is a
daughter of a we'll known citizen and |
the groom Californian.
Darwin Nash who has been Wis
iting his parents Hon. and Mrs Wallis |
Nash at Nashville, passed through |
this city Saturday enroute to San |
with the American Wire and Steel |
Company.
Saturday evening an Uncle Toms
Cabin company gave a performance !
here In Jent, and the same was we'll |
When we observe such a |
gathering at rendition of this thread |
bare play there is no reason to marvel |
at the temperance of Uncle Pom's
Cabin company. The grand MONDAY |
parade announced was made up main
y of juvenil home talent in leggins
and faded coats of red.
An adventure by pleasure seekers In
he mountains, near Belknap Springs
;urned out to be Of very thrill
ing nature says The Bullentin. They
went for watch at the deer lick, and !
n planning the ambuscade, tethered
he pack horse a short distance from
where they would lay in wait for the
1eer.. Next morning when they went
or the horse his clean-pieked bones
we're left in testimony Of a sumptous
east by the king beast of the noun
aims Mr. Cougar.
1T was in the far south. "How,s
times?" asked the. tourist. "Pretty
'olerable, stranger responded the
Did man who was sitting on a stump.
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