The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-05-30

trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger. OF Elgin,
I linois, who are on the coast for
visit, are guests at the sKaupisch
home.
Mrs. George Woodbury. and son
Francis are In Corvallis on visit t,
friends and rela' ives. Mrs. W. is a
daughter Of NJ. W. Wilkins.
Mrs. Rosa Hall and Linnie Lenger
are 10 Corvallis for an extended visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lenger. They are to be here month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunk, Of the Occt-
dental hotel, are in Portland endeav-
oring to secure rest before the busy
time which is expected to attend the
W. o. W. carnival.
IT. G. Case, the barber, has gone
into business In Albany. He acquired
the chop formerly owned by Lee Ed
wards opposite the Russ House. The
shop is completely equipped.
Clyde Henry. for several years
student at o. A. c., arrived Wednes-
Gay from San Francisco, on hisway to
Salem for visit to relatives. His
brother Is a student at o. A. g.
-Mrs. Verne Woodcock and chill
dren, Of Portland, are visiting friends
in C.'rval is and Dusty. Mrs. Wood.
cock Is member of the Buckingham
fani lily of the Belifountain neighbor-
hood.
Mics Ivy Barclay returned Thurs
day from six months visit in Wash
ington. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Beth Barclay, who will
spend the summer at the Barclay
home,
Subjects for discussion at the
congregational church tomorrow:
Morning, "What Is Man." evening,
"Intellectual Honesty" Morning
service at 1890; evening service at
8 p. N.
Harold Strong, who has been a
student In the law department at
Stanford the past year, arrived home
yesterday. Mrs. Strong accompanied
him. He graduates from the institu-
ton next year.
Since Williams, of 0. A. @. con-
quered Payne, the pride of o. OF o., in
all the sprints which both entered In
last weeks field meet, the o. A. G.
man has become known among his as
sociates as "Paynekiller" Williams.
The Lewis and Clark Women's
Club will meet Monday, June 1st. at
3 80 p. M. at the Coffee Club room.
Delegates report and otherbusiness Of
interest. We cordially invite, the Ia
dies of the town and vicinity to meet
with US.
Commencing on June 81 and end
ing on the night Of the 9th, the Wood
men of Dallas will give four days
which from all accounts. bids
fair to eclipse anything OF the Kind
ever given on the west side Of the
river.
The College band boys and their
friends, on invitation OF Joseph Henk-
lie, assembled at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lee Henkle Thursday evening.
Music was the leading source of en-
Refreshments were serv-
ed at an appropriate time, and the ev-
ening was greatly enjoyed by the
large number of guests.
They did tall voting for carnival
queen out az the Bellfountain picnic
Thursday. It was a red let5 r d y
for the candidate of the Woodmen fra
terIity. !, It lifted Miss Inez Williams
vote up to 1890. The vote Of the
other leading candi dates is, Mics Glib
SOD, $50; Miss Dilley, 429; Miss Henk-
le, 458.
Two more sales have been made
by Henry Amber at Phjlomath. The
S7-acre farm of Mr.. Gilbert, three
miles west Of Philomath has been sold
to G.. A. Scott, Of Philomath, for IS. so.
The Newton Harness shop In Philo-
math has been sold by Mr.. Amber to
r. E. Pugh, lately arrived from Ho-
bart, Oklahoma. The buyer will add
a stock of hardware to his establish
ment. m Il
The remains of Mrs. r. Linville
have been removed from Lone
Fir cemetery near Portland to the
Newton cemetery. Re-interment oc.
Cured yesterday. Mrs. Linville died
about two years ago. She was the
daughter of PASCAL Ross and grew to
about Philomath. One
of her last requests was that she be
laid to rest beside her mother In New
ton cemetery, but it could not be
sooner granted.
Charles A. Newton and Miss Euz-
abeth A. Leadbetter were married |
Wednesday evening. The wedding
occurred at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lead.
better. The knot was tied by Rev. z. ,,
L. Moore. The parlors were decorated !
Tor the occasion and Charles A. Lead |
better was best man and Miss Julia
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