The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-04-25


Thursday from a visit to Por,lsnd.
w. E. Yates arrived from Port
land Thursday.
e. E. Wilson returned Wedues.
day from business trip to Port
land.
Are you going on the trip around
the world? Fale, including refresh
ments, 35 cents.
Miss Mildred Linville left Thurs
day for months visit with relatives
and friends In Portland.
The marvel of the age-Liquid
Air. Dozens of experiments next
Wednesday night,
Miss Olive Benson arrived We'd
nesday from Portland for visit with
her sister.
-In the estate of James Hayes
N. B. Avery. John Rickard and Walt
er Wiles have been appointed apprais-
ers.
Mise Rose Price arrived Wednes-
day from her bone near Albany. and
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Taylor.
Porter.
In the estate OF J. j. Mason, the
widow, has been allowed $3.50 years
support, and has been authorized to
pay all elaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bohannon OF
Astoria, arrived THURSDAY and are
~v,ae4o ~ thar do hohtor MIRO Thofooa
Jones.
Sheriff Burnett has been out for
a day or two, serving the precinct
judges with notice of the coming con-
gressional eles ton.
Wiley Young took his departure
for Portland Thursday where he will
remain IL he secures work In the
painter trade Ii not. he expects to
return to California.
-Woodmen have requested the
statement that the carnival qneen's
costume is to be furnished free to the
successful candidate for the distinc-
tion.
-Toplady's beautiful hymn, "Rock
OF Ages" will be the theme at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing. The music will correspond with
the hymn.
Several Of the Presbyterian En-
deavorers purpose Witt to the Oak
Ridge @. e. tomorrow afternoon. A 4
special service has been arranged,
consisting OF solos and addresses.
Mrs. @. E. Barclay and two chill
dreD of Portland, arrived Tuesday,
and are guests az the home of Mrs. !
Sarah Moore.
Dick Kiger went to Portland on
Tuesdays boat, taking with him an
1900 pound horse which he expects
to SELL The horse is an extra fine
animal and doubtless Dick will OBJ.
tain big price for him.
Several orders have been re-
ceived at the Ruble mill on Z4hn
Brothers ranches 10 Alsea for dressed
lumber to be used 10 Corvallis. Haul
ing will begin the last of June or first
Of July.
20. J. BIackledge, the carpet man
at J. D. Mann & Cos has supplied
the M. E. church with I25 yards of
new carpet. Ie Is to be laid 10 the
larger room of the church. Other
floors OF the building have been COW
cred with the best Of the old carpet.
Henry PIunkett and Miss Ada
Whiting were married at the resid- |
ence of G. A. Whiting last. Sunday,
Rev. T. T. Vincent officiating. The
groom is the youngest son of James
Plunkett, and is 19 years OF age.
The bride is Is.
AT the Humbert residence in
this city Wednesday, James J. Loon
ey and Miss Ollie Ingram were unit. |
ed In marriage, Mrs. Humbert off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Looney are to
reside at Monroe.
New deeds fled for record are:
frankie Pierce to nj. G. Miller, two
lots in Dixon's addition. 500. Julia
Cline and husband to A. H. Gretz,
niger, 40 acres south of Corvallis,
5000. @ Whitaker and wife to OF
to Sinclair, 152 acres west Of Monroe,
1886.
=, -, W. Iusle uae dlIeauy UeSuQ
his canvass as socialist candidate for
congress. He spoke the other day at
Roseburg. He is now canvassing
Clackamas, In company with M. W.
Wilkins of California, and Mrs. Har-
rett.
"A. F. Peterson took his departure
Thursday for Condor, to begin work
on the contract for constructing a
court house for Gillian county.
George Brown is Corvallis man who
will work for Mr.. Peterson on the con.
tract, having gone the first of the
Okhors infn ill |