The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-03-18

Niles Paulina Kline arrived yes
terday from an extended vi 1t East
-. p, Sheasgr cen returned yes
terday from a business trip in Port.
land.
Mrs Phile aud Miss Kate Tied.
mann returned Friday from visi,
with relatives and friends 10 Portland
Miss Maud McDaniels arrived
Saturday, for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Clyde Phillips.
Born. March 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J, D. Beal OF Albany, a daughter
The parents are former Benton coCn-
ty people.
e. l.. Moore and family arrived
from Iowa, Sunday, and are to locate.
They are old friends of G.. F. Rice and
family, at whose home they are guests
for the present.
Misses Clara aud Mae Enbrie re-
turned Sunday to their home 10 Hills
boro after brief visit at the home Of
Mrs Sarah Moore.
Nell Newhouse, sawyer at the
Benton County sa vmill arrived home
the other dag with two ribs cracked
as the result OF an accident In which q
log rolled against him.
New deeds filed for record are,
Sherman Warner to @ W Washburn,
QHnn al
King aud wife to Eli 8 King. 40
acres near Corvallis. $4,000. Joseph
McBee and wife to James P McBee
one-eighth intereet In 434 acres six
miles south of Philomath, $1,000.
Chester Lsuohlin. one OF last
years graduates who has been taking
post graduate work a. the college
this year, left M ,nday for his home
at North YsmhiIl. Ia April he is to
take the civil service examination for
a government position.
The second lacsnre 10 the course
in progress at the Methodist church
occurs next Friday evening. The
lecturer is Prof. Sweetser OF the Stase
University. and his subject. Muse-
rooms versus Toadstool-. The pop
ularity of the late lecture by Dean
Hawley 10 the came place, makes 1t
certain that Prof Sweetser will be
greeted by large audience.
Leslie Murray arrived in Port.
land Monday, and is expected here at
any time. He has been for two or
three years In the draughting de-
partmeuU Of big steel concern at
Philadelphia, but resigned there, be-
cause he did not like life In the East
He is graduate of the Agricultural
College, where bis fret knowledge Of
draughting Was obtained.
Clarence Powell was brought be-
fore Justice Holgate Monday for un-
lawfully cutting timber on John
Smiths land. Ii is alleged that he
was implicated with the Baker boys
who were recently bound over on a
similar charge. The accused is out
on bonds. He is son of j. s. S.
Powell who resides near Peoria.
j. H. Wilson corroborates Recor-
der Vincens's statement that there
was gale at Newport during their
recent visit to the coast. Not that
Mr. Vincent would make mistake in
tentionally, but weather conditions
In the region approached by his linear
proportions might be entirely different
from those experienced az the
same time by persons OF ordinary
statute.
BY an error the socialist hand
bills announced that Mr. Latimer's
lecture wouli occur cat 7,30 a.. M"
The street comment was that the
socialists Intended to set the world
a commendable example in early rts-
ing IL nothing more. Later, however,
the time on the hand bills was chau-
ged from 7.30 a. N. to 730 p. m.
Away off In Germany on the first
of this month there was born to Mrs.
August Webber a son. August himself
was In town M onday. but did not re-
port the Incident. He ment to surprise
his friends on the return Of Mrs.
Webber. but his msnner betrayed
him. He wore the inevitable pater-
nal smile.
Albany Herald: The steamer
Elmore which ran on the Willamette
to Corvallis for a number OF years,
now rests from her years of toll in the
boneyard at Portland. The vessel
Was wrecked near Dayton some weeks
ago by running upon a snag. She
was foated and taken down to Port.
land and 1t was thought that she
could be repaired and put In service |
again but the order was given to dis
mantle her and take her. engines out.
Progress on T. W. Dilly's addi-
tion to his bicycle store and shop was
somewhat hindered last week by a |
complaint that the proposed improve.
ment did not come within the require
ments of ordinances relating to con-
within the fire limits. The
as well as portions OF
the old structure were to be covered
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