The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-08-22
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-C. A. Wolf OF Alsea was doing
business in town Thursday.
Mise Vera Barker OF Albany is a
guest at the Lafferty home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Avery went
to Newport "Wednesday for an ohtipg.
Mice Ethel Smith of Salem, was a
Bay-bound passenger on Thursdays
train.
DIR. Pernot aud family left Thurs
day for weeks sojourn at New
port.
Miss Winnie Cameron and the
Misses Herbert were passengers for
Newport Thursday.
ID. P. Mason and Miss Vida Mas
uon OF Albany, came over Wednesday
to attend the Ainsiie funeral 81
Prot. Shelton arrived Sunday
from trip Of several weeks In the
East.
Frank Groves and Miss Edna
Groves went to Newport Wednssday
for an outing.
Mrs. A. F. Peterson is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. B both az Nye5
Greek.
MIR. and Mrs. J.~W ,Kaupisch and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Coopey Of Port-
land. went to Blk City Tuesday for an
outing.
Regular services will be held at
the M. E. church, South tomorrow,
morning and evening by the pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Frank Efgin and family, Mre.
A. d. Morrison and Miss Ethel Lin
Vile returned Wednesday from four
weeks, outing at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cusick of
Albany, accompanied by Miss Mary
Stewart. were in Corvallis Wednes-5
day to attend the Ainslie funeral.
DIR. George Ainelie, Miss Ainslie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Collins left for
POI tland via Albany, Wednesday ev-
enlng.
DIR. E. J. Thompson. who came
up TO officiate at the Ainslie funeral
left for Independence Thursday.
j. G.. Dunham aud family and
Mrs. Biggs returned Tuesday from a
three weeks camping trip at New
port.
a T.. McFadden was a business
visitor in Corvallis over Wednesday
night, He has been at work Ia an
Office in Portland for the past eight
mon ths.
Tags for deer skins In ample
supply are to be had at the county
clerks Office. Justices of the peace
In all parts Of the county can by
making application secure such sup
ply Of the same as they may require.
20. M. Macarthur, after attendance
on the Ainslie funeral, left Thursday
for the farm near Derry, where he is
temporarily svjourning. Mr. Nc
Arthur Is a son OF the late Judge Nc
Arthur. and grandson Of the late
Senator Nesmith.
Mrs, r. M. DAVIDSON left Thurs
day for Salem to begin the removal of
the family household effects to Ore
gon City, where Mr. and Mrs. Davis
son expect to take up their residence
in the autumn. She is to return to
spend several weeks more at the
Woods Creek farm, before taking final
departure from Benton,
There has been crush OF busi-
ness this week at the county clerks
Office. The push has been such that
County Clerk Moses has kept three
tpyewriters employed. Deputy. r.
win was regularly engaged on work
in the Office. Miss Holgate was type
writer for the hearing In the land
contest cases, and the machine in
Sheriff Burnett's Office was kept go
ing on Transcript Of appeal In the
Samuel Rickard case,
-Devotees of the turf are enthusias-
tic over the factthat the worlds pacing
record has been broken, !, It was
accomplished by the famous horse
Dan Patch, at Brighton Beach, Au-
gust 19 h. by going mile In 1859.
From 1897 to this time Star Pointer
held the record, SO Ia. When Roy
I Raber was East recently he saw Dan
Patch go an exhibition half mile at
Columbus 10 81 73-4, which at the same
rate would be a mile In 1 :55 IL.
Tuesdays train from the Bay
brought a casket bearing the mortal
remains Of Mrs. T. G. Arms OF Iowa.
She was on visit to friends In Ore
gon, and as diversion, joined the
throng of seasiders at Newport.
There last Sunday, along with many
others she went bathing in the surf,
The shock Of the cold water Is said to
have been too much for her vitality,
and after everything had been done