The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-21
Mrs. Danneman is visiting Salem

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Mrs. M I. e. Lee returned Thurs
day from months visit in Portland.
II Fifteen hundred people left ST.
Paul Tuesday with Oregon as their
kdestin alton.
meeting OF the Ladies'
Coffee Club next Monday afternoon
as 2:30.
Robert Johnson aud B. ". John
son went to Salem by Thursday
mornlng's boat.
-Mrs...R, L. Weatherford has re-
turned to her home at Harrisburg af-
ter brief visit with relatives.
Miss Minnie Buxton arrived We'd
nesoay for brief visit with relatives
and friends. She returns to Port
land today. "
Eugene Guard; Fred Lewis, '05
the crack sprinter on q OF O's team
for the past two years, has re-entered
school.
Miss Mary Klecker went to Port
land Wednesday, where she will visit
friends for three weeks.
"A marriage license has been is
sued t A. A. Lesley Of Odessa, Wash
ington, and Miss Edith B. Peggs Of
Monroe.
The First Spiritual Union of Cor
Wallis, will hold services at the Bar
rett Lyceum on Sunday at 8 p m. All
friends invited.
-Ex-Convict Ingram's petition to
the legislature for money to start
him in business brought him an al
lowance of 500 for an artificial leg.
-Maude-So she married and,did
well? Annie-Yes. She gets $50 per
week now. Maud-Pin money? An
Memo; alimony.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. O.
Trine, in Salem, Sunday morning,
February 18th, fine athletic boy.
-Mrs. Philip Phlle went to Albany
yesterday In response to telephone
message announcing the Illness OF her
niece, Mrs. George Fish.
j. A. Howard. formerly of Cor
Wallis, was In town Thursday. He Is
now engaged In the real estate busi-
ness in Albany, with J. E. Wright as a
partner.
The master of the National
Grange, who is an Eastern man of
note, is to lecture at the college on an
early date 10 March, due notice Of
which will appear In the TIMES.
The Eugene newspapers are
swifter at basket ball than is the
q of O team. The latter were beaten
at Corvallis 80 to 2. The Eugene
papers reduced the score to Is to
naught.
Miss Nagda Schoenfield, who has
for two years resided here with the
family Of ner uncle, J. Wrage, yester-
day took her departure for San Jose,
to visit for time with an uncle in
that city.
The subject for G. s. O. Humb-
ert's sermon at the Christian church
tomorrow, morning, is, "The GLORY Of
Christianity; evening, "Is Infant
|Sprinkling Christian Baptism?" SIS
at 10 a. m. @. E. at 6 80 p. m. Come
and bring friend.
"A Corvallis woman stood at the
sheriff's counter, the other day.
what is the amount of my taxes?"
she asked.-The sheriff looked at the.
book, and told her the amount
"J-e-e-s-u-s K-r-e-e-i-s-t!" she ejaucul
ated.
New deeds filed for record are
William Wyatt and wife to r. A.
Williams, 487 acres northwest OF Phi
lomath. $2,4 400. A. M. Witham and
wife to James Hayes, 20 acres near
Corvallis, $3.50. The latter deed was
made In 1886.
The First Spiritual UBion OF Cor
Wallis, will bold services tomorrow
10 honor of George Washington's
birthday at Barrett Lyceum. Hour,
p. m. All patriotic friends, espe-
cially members Of the G., A. r. and
W. r. @. cordially invited.
In recent report at Harvard, i,
President Elliot declares that what
ever the evils OF outdoor ath-
Ietics In colleges may be, 1t should al
ways be mentioned that "the outdoor
sports on the average and in the mass
do more good than harm, for they
promote vigorous physical develop
ment, and provides invaluable safe
guards against effeminacy and vice"
Eugene Guard; The o.. of O.
track team will not take the extend
ed tour through Eastern Washington
and Idaho as has been announced.
The reason Is sufficient money cannot
be made on the trip to pay expenses.
Three meets were te have been, held,
one with Whitman, one with Idaho,
and the last with Washington Agri-
cultural College. Each was to pay
one third of the expenses, but yes.
terday Idaho backed out, causing all
meets to be called off. The Univer-
sitY will meet OAC, Pacific Univer-
sity. Albany College and Multnomah.
Only one meet will be held In Eugene
that with Albany College.
Miss Pauline Kline Ia at Joplin,
Missouri, where she is visiting rele-