The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-04-18

Saturday afternoon Mrs. LATER
ty entertained dozen ladies at tea.
"A trip around the world at nom
insl cost is one OF the possibilities OF
the near future.
Mrs v. o. Torbet. of Albany, ie
here on visit t., the family of her
sister, Mrs Clodfelter.
Matt Wilhelm AMI Miss S srah
Wilhelm were down Thursday from
Monroe to attend the Haenel funeral.
The Baptist church was beauti-
fully decorated on Easter Sunday and
the exercises much appreciated by a
large congregation.
The memorial sermon for the
Sunday before D .coration day is to
be delivered In the M. E. church,
South by Raw. John Reeves.
John Humphreys OF Sublimity,
left yesterday for Monroe, after a
brief visit with bis sister, Mrs. j, B.
Irvine.
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow. Mass at
1890 a. m. and benedietlon as 7-30.
All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wilhelm of
Monroe, and Mrs. Wilhelm's sister
passed through town Thursday en-
route home from a ten days So
iourn In Portland,
You can eat pretz Is in Germany
aud drink tea In Japan II you accom-
pany the excursion around the world
that is being arranged by some Of our
enterprising citizens.
The Third Quarterly meeting for
the M. E. chnrch. South, will be held
next Saturday and Sunday. The pre-
siding elder, Rev. E.. L. Fitch will
oficiats.
w. N.sAlford has petitioned for
appointment as administrator OF the
estate of William F. Byer, who died
March 10TH. The deceased lett will
which is the hands OF the Lion county
court.
-mES, L5Nl heudl0, mkSs W. L =
Lafferty and Miss E la Jacobs have
been elected deleg ties from the l)cal
lodge of RebekaIs to attend the grand
lodge which convenes In Portland
May 10.
Benton County Is great egg
producer. Tales OF what heavy
shipments Corvallis makes have Of.
ten been published. Along with her Is
Monroe. II miles to the southwark.
There In three weeks, ending a few
days ago. the we'll known Wilhelm
firm shipped 240 Cases or nearly
5000 dozen eggs.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home OF Robert Mcfarland near Sum-
mit Wednesd day. The bride was Miss
Dena Mcfarland, the daughter 10
the home, and the groom was
Claud Zumwalt Of Eugene. The GER
emony was performed by Rev S. M.
Woods of Corval is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zumwalt took Thursdays train Tor
Eugene, where they are to reside.
The Plerian and Utopian literary
societies at the college are matched
for debate to take place May let.
The debaters for the first ara Miss
Minnie Smith, Miss Maud Roberts
and Miss for the Ufop-
lane, Miss Lena Tartar, Miss Eta
Fuller and Miss Alice Wlcklund
The question Is, "Resolved that the
United S9ates Should establish Cen.
sorship Of the Press in the IDterest
OF Better literature
Logan Denpick, formerly In the
service at the Yaqulna Life Saving
station, has been transferred to the
Coquille station at Bandon. His
brother Bert, who is In the life saw
ing service at Golden Gate, recently
underwent a severe surgical operation
In the German hospital at San Fran
cisco, for removal of tumor from
last heard from to be able to resume
his duties within short time.
w. D. Mace of Malta, Illinois,
has purchased the Rust farm Of 80
acres, three miles south of Philomath,
for 2,10O, Possession is to be given
Gul5 Idll. u0 5dlO was ACSOGidtCo
by Henry Amber, the Philomarh real
estate man. The sale is the second
Mr.. Amber has made to Mr.. Mace.
Mr.. Amber has also sold the q. E.
Albin property in Phllomath to Mrs.
George Irvine. for $500, and the
jessie Ross house and lot in the same
town to Mr.. Mcdonald. for 1875.
Mrs, Woodcock gave an after
noon Wednesday to about thirty of
her lady friends. During the after
noon Mrs Lake, Mrs Mary Bryson
and Mrs. A. B. Cordley sang solos,
Max Miller rendered violin solo
and Mrs. Inez Wilson piano solo.
Those present were, Mesdames L. F.
Wilson, Inez Wilson, e R. Bryson,
Mary Bryson. Lafferty, Brunk, Harp
er, Davis, Huston, Callahan. Lee,
Jacobs, Lee, Selling. Withycombe,
Cordley, KniseIy. Simpson, Woodcock
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