The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-13


at the rate offs cents per line.
Mrs Fl )rence r sad OF Tacoma is
the guest OF Corvallis friends.
-Miss Erma Sutherland of Scio, is
the guest OF Miss Julia Randall,
Mrs. Sprague of Portland. Is the
guest this week of Mrs. Ellen Mundy.
-Mes. Mary c, Brysop has returned
from Pendleton.
Harry Cherria of Astoria, ar
rived yesterday, and is the guest Of
Clifford Gardiner OF OAC.
After visit with Corvallis
FRIENDS, Mrs. Cam Vanderpoo1 has re-
turned to her home at Wells.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harley Hall arriv-
ed Wednesday and are the guests OF
relatives,
After a visit with relati. es in
Corvallis, Miss Emily Horgan left
Wednesday for her home in Salem.
&C. L. King OF San Franrisco, was
transacting business in this city We'd
nesday aud Thursday
-Rollie McLagan of Tangent spent
few days this week with relatives
In this city.
Attorneys Hawkins and Swope
of Toledo. are among those who have
To- hn arniy
Mise Carrie Danueman, who has
just completed a term OF school at
Glenn, arrived Tuesday for the sum-
mer.
Misses Mae aud Hettie Simpson
arrived from Newport, Wednesday,
to visit friends over Commencement:
President Newall of Hills Mill.
tary Academy Of Portland visited
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. LAT
ferty.
Mrs. Mary Marvel and Miss
Ethel Adlard, nieces Of Mrs. W. A.
Buchanan are in the city. Their
homes are at Arlington.
Mrs. Knisely and Mrs. Covell
gave an "at home at the Knisley hon 9
Wednesday afternoon, to about forty
friends.
Citation has been issued to heirs
of r. E. Cooper, to appear July 9th
to show cause why the real property
In the estate should not be sold.
Evangelical church; ChildreDs'
Day service Sunday, s p. NJ. Service
at Williams school house at p. N.
H. A. Deck, pastor.
IF. P. Sheasgreen and jesse Spen-
Ger have been elected delegates to at
tend the session of the grand ledge
of the A. O. q. W. which convenes in
Portland in July.
-PhHomath correspondent: The
Alsea Telephone Company has its
line nearly completed and will have
telephone connection with Philomata
as soon as their telephones arrive.
DIR. Margaret Snel entertained
the senior class from four to elk We'd
nesday afternoon. The function trans
pired at Miss SHELLS home at Miss
Kline's, where luncheon was served
on the lawn.
The local union of Christian En-.
deavorers will hold its second meet
ing at the Congregational church to-
morrow, from 80 to 7;45 p. m. The
leader is Roy Howard, A good pro-
gram has been prepared and the
public Is cordially Invited.
Mrs Frank Hall and son, of Al
bion. Washington, have arrived and
are guests at the Bryant Young
home. Mes. L. D. Baldwin of the
same place, accompanied by her son,
have also arrived and are guests at
the home Of her sistee, Mrs. Charles
Culver.
The annual catalogue has been
Issued at the college. IG comprises
l56 pages, and has illustrations Of
all the college buildings, the campus.
the class fountain of 1902, and other
points of interest about the institution
The book ia one Of the best that has
been issued at OAC.
Billiard tables, pool tables, pigeon
QOl6 GhDloS anu dll OGuoE BauSS PI6y
ed with ball and cue have to Fay al
license now. The fee is $5 per quar-
Ter or 500 per year for each table.
The license lie provided for In an or
dinance that passed the council Mon
day night.
Henry Amber has made couple
of sales in the past few days. The
John Day house and lots 10 Philo-
math went to Mrs. Anna Brown for
1915. Ninety four acres out Of the
Simonson farm was purchased by W,
81. Harrison, Of Waldport, who Is to
have immediate possession. The lat
ter sale is the third Mr., Amber has
made for Mr.. Simonson.
-Philomath correspondents: A
oanfIa1nan from Portland ananf aav-