The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-03-28

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1. Arthur Belknap left Wednesday
for Blodge.t where he Is to teach
school,
George Horsfall is down from
Idaho and is making a brief stay in
lCofvallis.
Roy Bell is in charge of the water
er 10 Portland.
John Lenger went to Portland
Wednesday via the Westside for a
few days recreation.
B. J. Evers has treated his
house, barn and other outbuildings
to a neat coat Of paint,
| Alex scbick. formerly partner
In the brick tables. visited Corvallis
day or two this week.
Mics Sophia Elein is to begin
Monday term Of school about four
miles south of this city.
Miss Little Wicks begins April
1T to teach school in the mountains
sixty miles east Of Los Angeles.
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Tom Bell, VIM. Broders and S. N.
Lily were passengers on the Pomona
Wednesday morning for Portland.
DIR. Withycombe, Prof. Cordley
and Prof Kent left Yesterday to hold
a farmers institute at Goshen, Lane
county.
Elmer Bethers and John Kriens
have taken contract to paint the
Fischer Fl ,uring mills aud adjacent
bull iings.
Misses E J. Chamberlln and 81.
| V. Crawford of the college faculty,
left Thureday for brief visit In Sa-
lem and Albany.
Lee Beall, formerly of Corvallis
has been appointed by Governor
Chamberlain as regent of the Ash
land Normal school.
The bond of Surveyor General
Daily has b.en forwarded to Wash
iDRtou II is expected that he will
assume charge OF the office about
April Let.
&c. 8, o. Humbert will preach at
the Christian church tomorrow.
Theme at IL a, M, ."Blessing and
Praise" at 7-3O p. 10. "The Greatest
Question of the Greatest Prophet"
Mature Studies in the Public
School" is the subject of an address
to be delivered today before a teach
ers' institute at Grants Pass, by Prof.
Shaw Of the college. He left yester-
day.
ID. Francisco and family are pre-
pairing 20 take their departure for
Frapklin. Nebraska, They came from
that locality year ago. Since com
ing tn Corvallis, Mr.. Francisco and
son, Eaes, have been in the barbering
business.
Governor Chamberlain has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the
address to the graduating class next
commencement day, June 17tb. The
baccalaureate sermon Is TO be de-
livered by Rev. Allen Wilson, one
OF the five Fading men Of the Chris
ian denomination. His home is at
Indianapolis.
A. Fl. Nichols lefs Wednesday for
an extended trip to Southern Ore
Ron. He expects to visit the Coos |
Bay country, Medford and other in.
terestiog points. The family will
still occupy the house at the Wood
cock dairy ranch where Mr.. Nichols |
has been foreman for the past year.
The 81st birthday of Mrs. Mary
King was celebrated at the home
On Oak Greek Tuesday. A number
Of relatives and friends were present.
Mrs. King Is sister OF Jacob and Ich-
abod Henkle Of Benton, the latter of I
whom is 93 years OF age. Jack
Henkle, another brother resides In
Eastern Oregon.
-Adolph Peterson has been award
ID the contract for the construction
of county court house at Condon.
,he county seat OF Gillian county.
Ehe structure is to be of brick and the !
contract cost is S13,44O. The archi-
ectis CA Burgraf of Albany. Mr..
Peterson has already built two court
louses in Eastern Oregon counties.
Wednesday evening consider
Ible number of the Corvallis Dairy's
PATRONS were without milk occasioned
y an accident to the delivery wagon
The team was left unhitched as usual.
While the driver went into ia custom
RS house to deliver the famiIy's
ailk, and In his absence the horses
ook fright and ran away. As a re.
ult the wagon was badly wrecked
nd Jefferson street. in particular, !
terally flowed with milk and cream.
he wagon In the runaway was the
ellow one with glass panels, and re- {
airs Will be expensive. It is the
roperty of G. H, Vehrs, and this ac-
dent adds another to lengthy SER