The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-07-18

Theodore Garrow left Thursday
for visit with relatives at Gervais.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Healy went to
Newport Thursday for the summer.
DIP. Mason of Albany, was do
ing business in this city Thursday,
j. NJ. Cameron went to Portland,
Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs S. N. Wilkins returned
Friday from a visit to her father at
The Dalles.
~. and Mrs. Haenel returned to
their home near Monroe Thursday,
after a visit with friends.
Salem Journal Miss Dare
Smith of Corvallis was guest OF Mrs
F. E, Smith Of this city.
Billy Baker and Johnny Winkle
are on ten days hunting and fish
ing trip In Alsea.
Eugene Register-Rev. Herbert
johnson arrived come on a visit TO-
day. He is pastor OF a leading Bos-
ton Baptist church.
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow. macs at
1890, and evening services at 7-3O.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. r. Graham departed for
Nye Creek Thursday to bin her hus-
band and other members OF the faml-
ly who had preceded her by team.
On Friday evening, July Oath,
the ladies of the NJ E. church South,
will give an icecream social on the
lawn at Mcfarland chapel.
Mrs. =. F. Pernct and children
left Thursday for an outing at New
port. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Dahfs, aunt of Prof. Pernot.
Representative Ben Jonss OF To-
ledo. was in town few hours We'd
nesday, and wentto Portland on the
afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton KILN of
Portland, who were guests during the
board moeting of DR.. James Witty
CONNIE, left Thursday for a sojourn
at Newport.
-Barnum lodge No I. o. o. F..
has Installed officers as follows: N. g..
ID. M. Smith; V. g., d. r. Norton;
Rec. Sec., Horace Lilly; Fin; Sec,,
E, L. Strange; Treas. g. w. Henkle.
Mrs. Ruth Clark returned Wed
nesday from three weeks visit in
Portland aud Newberg. She was ac-
companied by her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ed Clark, Of Vale,
-Wm. and ). g, Hartley this week
went out to Beaver Creek, near Ina
vale, to begin the construction of
new farm residence for John Peterson.
whose home was completely destroy.
ed by fire about two months ago.
j. G.. Flynn, who was seriously
injured two weeks ago at the Benton
Comfy sawmill. by being struck by
a falling tree, Is able to be about
again. His hearing 10 one ear, how
ever Ia as yet very much impaired.
The Rldder Brothers whose
farm is near Wells, began thras hing
barley last Wednesday, and expected
to keep the machine running two
days on their crop.
Tuesday evening, there a re-
ception was given by the Degree OF
Honor lodge at their hall In hon
or OF Mrs. Cal Thompson. Mrs.
Thompson left Thursday for Colo
rado.
AT session OF the local camp Of
Modern Woodmen Saturday evening
it was decided to hold but one meet
ing each month during the summer.
The meetings are to be held the sec
ond Saturday in each month. j. E.
Foweils will occupy the chair dur
ing Consul Healy's stay at the Coast.
Mrs. F. A. Palmer visited the fam
lily of G. W. Thrasber in Corvallis
Tuesday and Wednesday. She had
been over TO the Bay to visit rela-
tives and was on her return to Port
land where her husband has been in
the barbering business for several
years. The family. however have ar
ranged to go to Condor.
Mrs. E. J. Garrow entertained a
number of friends Tuesday evening
in honor of her nieces, Misses Josie
and Carrie Garrow of Wisconsin. Pro-
gressive Whist was the amusement
Mr.. Mangas winning fret, and Mrs.
J. M. Nolan, BOBBY prize. Dainty
refreshments were served to thirty
guests.
w. H. McBee brought to town
Wednesday two small branches bear
ing big lot of most excellent cher
ries. He1was In the hope Of finding
someone who might send them to
the Union depot at Portland for the