The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-16
Born, Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Flanagan, son.

Born, Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Flanagan, a son.
Miss Rose Chapman returned
Saturday from few days spent at
the Independence hopyards.
ID. G. Rose has large quantity
OF silver prunes for sale. Leave or
ders at the cigar factory.
Mrs. Meers. arrived few months
ago from the East, has entered the
mercaGtile establishment of, Nolan &
Callahan as saleslady.
-Miss Elsie Canfeli OF last years
graduating class Of OAO, has accept
ed a position as teacher OF chemistry
and history at Dallas Collage.
-Verd johnson and wife of Kings
Valley were whiting the formers
brother, A. J. johnson ia Corvallis,
Friday and Saturday.
There will be services at fhe
lie church next Sunday. Mass
at 10 30 and benediction att 30. Ali
are cordially invited.
MFR. and Mrs. Hammel went to
Portland few davs ago to complete
purch 4ses Of = furniture FOR Hotel
Corvallis which is fact neasing COM
pletion.
Prof Gibbs, who spent the sum
mer vacation 10 special work at Cor
nell University, New Ynra, arrived
Friday. Mrs. Gibbs. his mother,
scent the summer in Portland. and is
TO arrive>in Corvallis in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maltin Smith of
Greenburg, Ohio, are guests OF Mr..
and Mre. ". G. Lane, They are on
tour OF the Coast, and are now en-
route home after trip through Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Smith is cousin of Mrs.
Lane ami g. w. Smith.
Compliant reaches the TIMES OF
hounds runuiog deer at will 10 the
hills southwest OF Ph'lomath, and this
paper is r. q qaested To warn the owner
or owners that unless the dogs are
looked after more closely, they will
be taken care ofby others.
Rev. P. A. M,sss is remember
by the committee which had charge
OF the ceremony Of uuyeiliug the con-
federate monument at Fort Smith,
Arkansas. September 10Th. Mr..
Moses received an elegantly printed
Invitation and programme upon both
OF which are number Of hist 9rical
names.
-Mrs. Eureka Willis and daughter
OF Southern California, are ,isiting
relatives and friends In Benton coun-
ty, Mrs. Willis is a cousin OF Jesse
Wiley OF Corvallis. and a niece OF
James Wilkinson OF Lobster. Both
Mcs. Willis and her daug hter. are na-
tive Oregonians, but foI some years
they have enjoyed a magnificent home
near Pasadena.
j Z. Lewis IL praparilg to ship
another carload OF pears. The fruit
he ID now receiving goes to Portland.
Mr., Lewis is paying $40 per ton for
pears at this time whereas for the
lot sent to s IN Francisco he paid SIS
ton. The variation In price, Mr..
Lewis states, Is caused by the less
favorable freight rates to Portland
and poorer market.
Wilbur Garrow has purchased
and will colduct large lodging
house at McCloud, California. This
Is the location OF the MeCloud Lum-
bering Co. . mills, one of the largest
plants on the Coast. and has con
nection with the.S. P. railroad by an
expensive branch line which was built
to transport the product of these
mills.
MRS. E. A. Cam mings took her
Friday. for Cottage Grove
where she joins her husband, who re-
Gently purchased barber shop there.
Their household goods including a
piano. has been shipped. Cottage
Grove is a lively little town and Mr.,
Is very much pleased
with his business prospects.
-Miss Anderson, who has been
teacher in the public schools for the
asst two years, was not present at the
annual meeting held Saturday by
the teachers of the school She re-
signed her place In Corvallis to ac.
,ept position in the Baker City
schools. The numerous designations
" Corvallis, tell the story OF better
paid elsewhere.
Honey as fine as flowers and bees
,au produce was left at the TIMES
'fffce by Mr.. and Mrs. George Hash,
'f Alsea, Saturday, The Alsea coun-
ry is peculiarly adapted to the pro-
iuction Of honey. and the ouput
rom there Is as excellent as it is
arge. Mr.. Hash is one OF the men
who struck it in chittim this year.
The sheriff's sale of lands In the
100000 law suit now in progress in
he Benton county circuit court, is
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