The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-26


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After visit OF several days In
Corvallis, Thomas Bilyeu lett yester-
day for Portland.
Mrs. n. F. Fischer and daughter
Miss Martha, are In Portland COM
biniug business with pleasure.
-Miss Besse Smith left yesterday
to commence her dusirs as TEACHER
In the South Salem public schools.
Miss Grace Scott left Wednesday
for The DaIles after an extended vis-
1t with her parents in Corvallis.
Mrs. Lessa Scraford was pas
senger on Thursdays north-bound
train for Portland.
Elmer Clark. formerly OF Cor
Wallis, was a delegate to the lri1ga-
tion Congress that recently met at
Ogdeu.
-Batley Hal, who purchased the
Kitson farm short distance west or
Corvallis, sometime ago, now occu-
pies the place with his family.
-Mrs. Sehmitt has arrived from
Albany. With ber husband. she has
rooms at Mrs. Henphill's on Teeth
street.
At Baptist church, corner 5th &
Jeffarsop-Snbday school at lO.
preaching services at IL and 7:3O.
Y. P. M, $50 All may feel sure OF
being heartily welcomed.
-Miss Myrtle Harrington left
Thursday for South Dakota, where
she will be the guest Of relatives.
She isvo pursue her musical studies
and viii, be absent for an indefinite
period.
Mise Ethel Liuville entertained a
number OF friends Thursday evening
in honor OF Miss Katherine Olson OF
Catlip. Washington. Ping Pong was
the amusement, after which refresh
ments were erved.
AT meeting OF the council
MONDAY night, new sidewalks were or
dered constructed along the north
side OF the court house block and in
front OF the China house.
Adam Graham, SOD Of the we'll
known druggist. is the envy of all his
friends now. It was a three-polo6
buck, big and fat. Adam killed itin
AIsea the other day.
The Hulourt Brothers across the
Willamette took so many priz g for
exhibits OF poultry at the recent State
Fair hat they have not yet been able
to foot up the total.
-G Gorge A. Houck enroute to Eu'
gene from the Coast by private con-
veyance, was Ia towo Thursday. His
family is to remain a. Newport for the
next two weeks. pending the compile
tion of new residence in Eugene.
Tom orrow, will be Rally Day at
the Church OF Christ. this city. The
Sunday school and Y. P. S. Q. E. will
give special programs. AT IL the
pastor will preach on "a Church To-
spected." Evening theme. "rurning
the World Upside Down to set "
Rightside up
Salem Journal: Willie Lord,
son of Ex-Governor aud Mrs. w. P.
Lord, left Tuesday for Corvallis,
where he will attend the Agricultural
College. Miss Lord has gone to Port
land to continue her studies at st.
Helens Hall,
Prof John D. Letcher. at one
time acting president and for several
years professor of mathematics at
OAC, has recently accepted position
cheering department. OF Highland
Park College, at Des Moines, Iowa
Off ,ials OF the Southern Pacific
visited Corvallis for few minutes
Thursday. They Travelled by special j
train, leaving down the Westside just |
ahead of the regular northbound train
General Manager James Agler Of the |
western division of the road was |
among the visitors. Other members |
of the party were mostly division
superintendent. among whom were
Superintendent Fields of the Oregon /
division.
The Corvallis police has been
rendered sote of thanks by Port
land society for courtesies shown the
organic alton on the occasion Of a re-
cent Sunday excursion by Portlanders
to Corvallis. A letter addressed to |
W. g. Lane. chief Of police, Corvallis,
and dated September 10Th. is as fol-
lows "Court Columbia, No. 2, For
reeters Of America, herewith tenders
you vote Of thanks for the courtes-i
les shown our cnmmiEfaa ON the nc