The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-18
Hats from 5ocup at Miss johnson

Hats from 5Ocup at Miss Johnson
Genuine wind proof umbrellas a
the Bicycle Hospital.
DIR. A D Morrison arrived Saturday
from Prineville for two weeks visit
Born, last week to Mr.. and Mrs
81. Underhill at Summit, daughter
Born, Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs
A. n. Buckingham at Dusty, a
daughter.
Take look at the rust aud wind
proof umbrellas ct the Bicycle Hos
pital.
"A union meeting Of the oranges
OF Benton is to occur Saturday at the
Dusty grange hall.
Carroll Czech, OF Burns, Is In Cor
wallis on visit to former echool-fel.
lows aud friends.
--Mrs. Wilson OF sumpter, sister
of W. s. Linyille, is the guest of Cor
wallis relatives.
Miss Louise Cooper left the lat.
ter part Of last week to join her
brother in San Francisco for Welt,
-Miss Ethel Thompson, former
0. A. G. student, whose home is in
Marion county, is in Corvallis on a
visit to friends.
--On account OF illness Mrs. Camp
bell was unable to be at her post OF
duty at the public school the first of
the week. Her place was supplied by
Miss Carrie Danneman.
On the 1st OF the coming month
Mics Abbie Groshong is to retire from
Horning's grocery store, and her
place is to be taken by Miss Agnes
Wilson OF the telephone office.
About sixty Invitations have
been issued for an afternoon to be
given at the home OF Mrs. F. L. Miller
next Saturday. The invitations are
in verse, and it is expected that the
answers will be similarly written.
The First Spiritual Union OF
Cors allis will hold services Sunday
10 Barrett Lyceum. Doors open at
2-30. Services at p. no. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
The Corvallis Sawmill Co., has
had fair success in recovering the logs
which were carried away last week by
high water. Up to- Monday morning
los had been lined up near the mouth
Of the Luckiamute. The crew which
had been on the river was recalled the
fret OF the week to start the mill, and
other men were sent out TO continue
the work OF saving the logs. In addi-
tion to saving Its own, the mill COM
pany's crew gathered up great quap-
tity OF logs which had been lost by
other parties.
The hospitable home OF d. W.
Pritchard was invaded last Friday
evening by large contingent from
the Presbyterian church, who seemed
on pleasure bent. After measure Of
enjoyment had been acquired by the
delegation thay proceeded to make
the host and host tess happy by gen.
erous surprise The pastor, Rev.
Carrick, after referring to their 10y.
atty to the church and especially Mr..
Pritchard's faithfullness as a member
OF the choir for many years and how
they had never received anything to
show the church's appreciation. in
behalf Of the church presented hand
some rocking chair Mr., Pritchard
replied In fitting way thanking them
for the gift and promising greater
fidelity to the work of the ch ir. The
evening wac then spent most enjoy
ably by playing different games and
all left with the feeling 1t Is "morei
blessed to give than to receive"
Monday evening Valley Lodge K. |
Of P, OF Corvallis gave one of their
occasional functions denomipated a |
smoker. Perhaps twenty friends of
the Knights were invited, and they ex-
press wish that their thanks be ex.
tended the order. for the rare enter
tainment provided. The time of the
early evening was taken up by short
program as originally arranged, but
the encore of each number heightened
it to an appreciative extent. The
original Bachelor quartette appeared,
almost intact. OF the old singers there
were present Prof. Fulton, B. W. John
son and J. Fred Yates. Harry Hol-
gates part being ably supplied by Ot-
20 F. L. Herse. The rendition by the
Iuartette were appropriate and pro-
7ided capital entertainment. G. W.
Denman delivered a stirring address
IN Fraternalism. At ten o'clock re-
reshments were served, consisting
argely of fresh oysters In various
styles, sliced ham, bread and butter,
coffee, cream and lemonade. at the
lose of the repast, Mr.. Deering, of i
hn Ho1otto u1oo fnkrNdnonI x5hoeo