The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-07-29

MISS M6IV0Da ElSIH leIS Mouua9 }
for Newport for an outing.
Miss Ivy Burton of Independence
spent Sunday with Corvallis friends
w. P. Laffsrty returned Monday
from brief scjourn at Newport.
Ben Bowers OF Ashland. has been
Corvallis visitor for several days:
Ben EIgin, who has been at May
VILE, Oregon, since last spring, ar
rived home Monday.
Thomas Nolan has been confined
at home for several days With an at
tack of measles. -
Mr.. and Mre. Frank Whitaker
left Saturdayfor a weeks visit with
Toledo relatives.
Pastor Frank Moore Of the Meth
odist church left Monday to join bis
family at Newport. He is to be ab-
sent ten days.
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rah Moore and daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. BoIter OF Roseburg, left Mon
day for Newport, for al outing. They
have, furnished rooms.
Mrs. Delilah Houck returned
Sunday after visit at Newport with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houck Of Eu-
gene, She expects to leave today for
her home at Gold Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn of Eugene,
arrived Saturday and are guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bry-
son. They are to leave today for
) Newport for brief sojourn.
Pastor Carrick of the Presbyter.
ian church has been granted months
vacation by his congregation. The
last service until after the heated
term was held at the church Sunday
evening, The Sunday school will
continue as usual.
"A lady, who as girl lived for a
time in Corvallis. recently died from
the poisonous effects Of partly de-
cayed cherry that she ate. She was
the daughter of Mrs. A. @. Layton,
sister Ct 81. V. Gates. Death hap
pened on railroad train on which
the iIl-fated lady was enroute East.
M. Dabler, who used to live in
Corvallis, is now In Florida. He was
seen at St. Andrews, that state, by
Sam Moore a week or two ago. Dab
ler has quit drinking, and puts in
his time at fishing in the Bay.
"A new harness shop is to be op-
ened up in town in few days. The
proprietor is to bed W. Ingle.. He
went to Portland Monday to pur-
chase stock. The establishment Is
to be located in the room formerly oc-
cupied by Hodes, gun store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elkins of
Prineville, were guests over Sunday
of Mrs. Sarah Moore. Mr.. Elkins
is son of James Elkins, former
county clerk of Linn county, and at
one time candidate for secretary of
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and
Miss Sophia Elgin are to arrive the
latter part Of this week from Eastern
Oregon. Mr.. Edwards Is to leave in
a short time for Berkeley to enter In
August the University of California
for postgraduate course in chemistry.
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Ed Greffoz and Mack Hemphill
arrived Sunday from ten days
hunting trip to Five r Rivers. They
brought home veDison. and tell it with
every, show OF truth that they killed
three deer. A few friends have In
that Frank Sites aud his
boys had hand Ia the killing but
Judge Greffoz, whose veracity is time
honored and unblemished, declares to
the contrary. 6&& So
Delegates to the late grand
lodges of A. o. q. W. and Degree OF
Honor arrived Saturday from Port
land. They were Jesse Spencer, F.
P. Sheasgreen and Mr.. and Mrs. Wat.
ters. The election at the session Of
Prof. Berchtold to the grand foreman-
ship OF the order is the second in
stance in which he has been elev ated
to thesame Office. The position is
the second within the gift OF the
grand lodge, and the encumbent is in |
line for promotion to the chief office
In the jurisdiction, that Of grand mas
ter workman.
On this unsatisfactory earth. even !
5he good have their troubles. Frank |
Elgin, virtuous soul whose estim- |
able qualities are well recognized Ia
his town essayed a trip TO Newport
ast week Tor an outing, His family
sccomranied, and q hack OF antique
pattern and his guerny were the means
IF conveyance. Mr.. Elgin left town
.ith high hopes aud a happy smile of /
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