The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-05-27
Mrs. Jessie Koonts Of Athena is
the guest Of Corvallis relatives.

Mrs. Jessie Koonts of Athena is
the guest Of Corvallis relatives.
MIR and Mrs. JAW. Wilbanks arri-
we'd Monday from a in Portland.
20. A. Danuaman was on a three
dsys' visit to bis family here, depart.
ing for home on Monday.
Mrs. Martha Burnett and niece
Miss Amy Hinton arrived Monday
from a two weeks visit 10 Seattle.
Mrs. Punderson Avery arrived
Saturday from a visit OF several days
with relatives at Salem.
Mrs. John Rhodes, of Gault CAL
ifornia arrived Friday, for an extended
visit with relatives.
They are hauling wood in copeid-
cradle quantities to town now. The
ordinary price for oak is So per cord.
Miss Martha Fischer arrived Sat-
urday from two weeks visit in Silver
ton and Portland.
After months visit with Port
l6uu, lIlcduo, MlSS Alu fIlL0
arrived home Saturday
Mise Eunice Garfield returned to
Alpha Hall from vtsit OF a few days
with her parents near Portland.
Mise Edna Irvine, who has been
studying for the past nine months In
Boston, arrived home Sa 'urday
Amy Cameron and Miss Nellie
Cameron arrived Monday from two
weeks visit in Portland and McMinn-
vile.
Clifton Macarthur, night editor of
the associated press in Portland was
among those from abroad who looked
on at the field meet Saturday.
-Miss Mamie Cauthorn, who has
spent the winter In the study of mu-
sic at Chicago, is to arrive home about
the middle Of July.
Prof. John Fulton. who has spent
the past year In special work at Har-
ward University leaves Cambridge
to-day for Corvallis. He Is expected
home next Tuesday or Wednesday.
DIR Frank Cauthorn has written
relatives that he will return to Port.
land, to locate for the practice Of his
profession. He went TO Arizona sew
eral years ago for reasons OF health,
and for some time was In old Mexico.
At present he is at Ell Paso, Texas,
w. A. Wann Is in the city on bus
1ness. He is managing agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, with headquarters at Eu-
gene. This company has something
to say In the advertising columns of
The Times.
"A sale of dairy cattle that will
attract general attention among far
mers is to occur Jnne 1st, as will be
seen by notice published elsewhere.
The sale includes 80 head especially
selected Durhams, and few choice
Jerseys. A number OF full blooded
short horns are also In the herd. The
seller lis J. W. Aldrich.
There Is to be grand union pic
mic at Willamette Grange Hall. Sat-
urday June 9TH. The Grange has uni
ted with Superintendent Dennnan,
and a fine time Is assured. An excel
lent literary program, addresses by
men Of prominence, inspiring music
by the band, sports for the children
and a baseball game will be some of
the features of the day.
Candidate Hermann talked to his
political brethren and a smart sprink-
ling Of democrats at the court house
Saturday. 1t is usually the custom
Of the republicans to take their heavy
guns to the opera house, but it was
not 80 Saturday. The reason for
using the less pretentious place for
the meeting is not known, The meet
ing In point Of attendance was equal
perhaps slightly larger than that of
Candida tie Reames few weeks ago.
From all accounts the motor bicy
Gle is the coming machine. That at
least ia what H. W. Kaupisch believes.
He has a spick and span new one,
made In San Francisco factory. It
is California, and Is probably as fine
a. machine of the sort as is made. It
embodies all the new improvements
for 1903, and has already made rec
ord. It arrived last Friday, aud the
following day Mr.. Kaupisch rode to
Independence and return making the
round trip in three and half hours
of travelling time, The same day he
rode to Dusty and return, besides
making sundry side trips, covering
in all about 100 miles during the day.
The cost Of the machine was $l75.
Mr. Kaupisch purchased it at the
Berry establishment.
delegates from thu various local
organizations of the Odd Fellows re-
turned Saturday from Portland,
where they attended the annual grand
lodge Of the order. The annual as
semblage of the fraternity brings to-
gethcr from 600 to 1000 members,
and the latest one was in all respect
highly seccessful. The members OF
the fraternitiss appeared as a body 10
the parade in honor of the president.