The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-24
Tom Nolan went to Mt. Angel
Sunday to attend Commencement.

SUNDAY TO 8lCeuu OommouCcnoup.
-Wm. VanGross returned to Port
land Sunday after a visit with CoI-
wallis friends.
Mics Colista Murray and Leslie
Murray left Sunday for Portland al
ter visit with relatives and friends.
y Herman Tartar returned to Port
land Sunday after Commencement
visit at home.
-Mrs. Lavipa Miller OF Los An
eeles. is guest fer a month Of her
niece, Mrs. B. W. johnson.
Mrs. W. H. Hammersly returned
to her home In Alsea Monday, after
a visit with friends in Portland and
elsewhere.
Miss Helen Steiwer, who has
been the guest Of Corvallis friends
for ten days, returned TO her home
near Jefferson Sunday.
Miss Mabel Simpson, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. l..
Miller. returned to her home in Port
land Friday.
Samuel Damon, who was stud
ent at OAC this year, arrived from
Independence Sunday, to take CHAR ge
of his fathers hop yard, north OF
town.
The official result of the late
congressional election has been re-
ceived by j. W. Ingle. The vote was,
Hermann, 1888; Reames, 1902;
EImore, ], ,449; 1ngle, 1900.
Prof. McLouth, head OF the
drawing department. at OAC. left
Friday for the East to spend the
summer vocation. He Is to visit rel
atives in New York and Massachu-
setts.
-Alsea is TO celebrate the fourth
OF July. The Grange and the Wood
men or the Valley are concerned in
the affair, and there is promise OF an
intereetipg occasion.
There Is to be picnic at Sulphur
Springs on Woods Creek, Saturday.
June 9th. 1t is given by school dis
tlict number IA.
Joshua Peters Of Alsea, who was
committed two or three months ago
from Bentou county, died recently IN
the insane asylum at Salem.
Henry Amber sold another farm
last week. Il is the limerick place
two miles west OF Philomath. 1t con-
tains 66 acres and brought 81 ,5GO
The purchaser is Lumen Ray OF Al
sea.
Walter Mcfarland and his moth
er, Mrs. Fisher of Oakland, Califor-
ala spent Sunday at the home OF MRS
P. o. Wilson
-Miss Enora Brookwalter left
Friday for her home at Gem, Idaho.
She attended the public schools dur
ing the past year.
The will Of the late John Mitchell
has been admitted to probate. 1t
names Mrs. Mitchell az executrlx,
with bond placed 1000. There
are nine heirs.
Mary and David Ge1tatly, who
have been residing in town for edI.
catiopal purposes, have gone TO the
country home. The house occupied
by them has been leased to one OF the
Tom brothers of Alsea, who comes to
Corvallis to send his daughters to
college.
Several weeks ago, number OF
young cattle strayed away from the
farm Of b.. B. Barnes, who resides or
the A. N. Locke place. He hunted
far and wide for them, but they
could not be found. He put an ad-
vertisement in the T1MEe, farmer in
| the north end or the county read it
eaw the calves shortly afterward, and
| in due time, the lost was recovered
When anyth ng is lost, advertise fol-
i it.
The eighth grade graduating ex.
ercises for five of the school districts
| In Southern Benton are to occur at
BelIfountain next Tuesday evening
An extensiue program Of music and
other features has been prepared.
The address TO the class will be by
MI. M. Waltz. The members OF the
class are, Claire Starr, Bertha Coon,
Clyde and Grace Starr. Hovey Bel
KNAPP, Carrie Belknap. Orr Kyle. Cora
Hawley. Pearl Hammer. Ida Zierolf
Tempy Ingram. Edith Marin and Eva
Martin.
On the street the other evening
| a group OF citizens talked about dogs,
and OF the number in town. Aud Of
how, sometimes lady with a baby
buggy is scarcely able to edge hel
/ way around the big lazy canine thai
sleeps on the pavement. "Yes, there