The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-13
Miss Maud Mckay, Of Salem, Is
the guest Of Miss Withycombe.

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the guest Of Miss Withycombe.
Mrs. John W. Foster. returned
yesterday from an extended visit
with her parents at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hall left for
their home 10 Buena> Vista yesterday,
after a few days visit in Corvallis.
M. L. and Audy Shelton, OF Scio,
are taking in the carnival entertain-
ments. They are the guests of L. W.
Dilay.
Rev. E. c. Wigmore, Of the Divin.
ity school of Eugene, was the guest
several days this week Of Rev. and
Mrs. G. S. o. Humbert.
-Clifton Nc Arthur OF Portland, ar
rived yesterday TO attend the Jupier
hop He leaves today to attend COM
mencement at the state university.
Miss Lulu SpangIer arrived yes
terday from Weston, where she
has been very successful teacher in
the Normal school located there.
Walter Sheasgreen went to Sum-
nit Wednesday, where he takes
charge of the G. & E Office there, DUR
ing the absen 9 of Agent Clyda Fox.
j. ". K, lly, an old-tlme printer
and newspaper mao, paid the craft in
Corvallis visit this week. During
fbe past seven months he has been at
Eugene.
The thirty-aevantb annual COM
mencemeDt OF Phil math college oc-
ours June 1lth TO 17th. B 4ccalanre-
ale sermon Sunday June IA at IL a.
M. Graduating exercises Wednesday
june II at 10: 80 a. 10. All are CDR
daily invited.
The first G. & E. through excur
sion to the bay occurs tomorrow. The
excursion train runs from the front
and will pass through Corvallis at
Z 80. Fare from here and return is
81 so. Excursionists are scbe iuled
to reach Newport at 11:30, staItiug on
the return at $50.
Harley Hall of Buena Vista, has
purchased the 30-acre Kitson farm,
which was originally a part of the
HorninR donation claim, mile west of
Corvallis. The sale was negotiated by
f. P. Morgan, and the price paid was
So 600. The purchaser Is to occupy
the place the 1st of next October.
A. F. Hershner, who has been
principal OF the school at Gresham for
the past year arrived home Thureda-.
He has been reelected to the same
position for next year at an advance
of salary. Gresham is located Elk
miles from Mount Tabor, and Is reach
ed three times daily by car lines from
Portland.
After an absence of several years
in Mexico and Arizona, DIR. Frank
Cauthorn arrived Thursday, fer WIS.,
1t OF few days. His sojourn to the
southern lands was for his health.
which is much improved. He is to To-
cate again in Portland for the prac.
tice Of his profession.
Cooper and Jones, who have the
contract of hauling 200 loads of'grav-
ell on the permanent road the county
is building on the Philomath route,
have about dozen teahs engaged in
the work. The gravel goes along a
stretch between the Pryor Scott bridge
and Thomas Cooper's house.
Charley Roggers, son Of Mrs. g..
Hodes. is on a visit to relatives In Cor
wallis. He has been absent from home
nine years. Charley is In poor health
and during the past year or two has
been in various parts OF California
seeing relief: At present he is i'm
proved.
"A fall from the horizontal bar put
one of the Loretta children out of
business during the latter part of
Thursday evening. The father an
bounced, however, at the close OF the
performance, that the child was not
seriously hurt, much to the gratiffca-
ton of the audience, which had been
won by the clever acting and pleasing
demeanor of the little ones.
M. L. Adams occupied a promi-
nent corner yesterday and was dis
posing Of two articles of his own man
ufacture. One is a grease eradicator
guaranteed true to name, and the
other is an electric fluid warranted to
cure, coughs, colds, catarrh and kin
dred ailments. Major Woodin sold a
cement and pens on the opposite cor
ner> and the two old soldiers made
things lively for the boys.
Notes for the Congregational
church: There will be no services on
Sunday morning, the 14th Of June,
because of the Baccalaureate services
at the armory of the college. But in
the evening there will be q union
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties of the city in the Congregation
al church at 6 80. Regular service at
s O'Clock; sermon, "Man shall not live
by bread alone"
w. Il. Lesh arrived Thursday for
brief VISIT with old friends. His jew