The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-08-19

| town Monday and Tuesday.
| Mics Helen Steiwer arrived yee-
terday for visit with Corvallis
/ friends.
w. Il. McMahan and family re-
turned Monday from their summer
outing at Cascade.
| = Mrs. Sheasgreen went to the bay
Saturday for brief stay, accompan-
led by Miss Adelaide Or effcz and Miss
May Gerhard.
Samuel Whitesides started for
San Francisco last Friday to attend
the national encampment of the Ct. A,
r.
Miss Anna Pel.on of Seattle is ex-
pected to arrive today for prief visit
at the Catch home.
Ed Andrews came home from Eu-
gene Sunday and resumed his duties
at Kline's Monday morning. Mrs. An
drews will be absent ten days yet.
Mrs. P. F. Woodford of Portland,
arrived yesterday for brief visit with
Mrs. f. A. Helm. She is returning
Albany Herald: Miss Emma
Crawford, Of Corvallis, Is visiting in
this city at the home of Judge D. r.
N. Blackburn.
IT. W. Espey, freshman college
student last year, was In town visit
ing friends, leaving Monday for New.
port, where he will spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lee and A. B. Cordley left
Saturday for two weeks camping
trip at Beaver Greek.
Miss Louise Gilbert of this city
has accepted a place at Lifts In Port
land, and is to begin her duties on the
1st Her sister Winnie has a place Ia
the same establishment.
In couple OF weeks, Edward Ro-
sendorf is to leave for the East to take
a course in medicine. he expects to
matriculate in college either in New
York or Philadelphia.
-Mrs. W. A. Finley and daughter,
OF Suta Rosa, CAL, are guests at the |
country home OF a. M. Finley. Thsy |
will remain in Oregon several weeks
end visit in Corvallis, Portland and |
other points.
IT. T. Barnhart leaves today for
Moscow to do the painting on the new
court house which A. Peterson Is |
building there. It is probable that he
will be absent until February.
Clifton Macarthur arrived yester-
day to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Ainslie. Mr.. Macarthur was an
usher at the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ainslie.
George W. Smith arrived Sunday
from the Vaidez country. Many of /
those in the diggings are tbroke' as the
miners say, and Mr.. Smith was glad |
to get away alive. He will not return
to Alaska.
Rev. W. q. Taylor has arrived
from Indianapolis, Ind, and will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday.
He is son Of j. I. Taylor, and grew
to manhood In this county.
Mrs. Thomas Scott is here to be
with her brother, Fred Overlander,
during his illness. Fred was much i'm
proved until Monday when he suffer-
ed slight relapse as result of fail
ing to conform strictly to his usual
diet.
M. P. Fruit, the livery man, is al
ways In good humor, and notwith-
the fact that he already has
a large family, he was unusually gra-
cious Tuesday morning because OF the
to his household OF a new
boy. Livery teams below
cost half price for a week only.
The biggest excursion of the sea-
son ran over the @. & E. to Newport
Sunday. In all there were 800 excur-
sionists. The first train was from De-
troit. It passed Corvallis at 7; 80 and
consisted OF nine coaches. The sec
ond train came from Salem and com.
prised seven coaches. On the out
bound trip one train arrived shortly
after nine o'clock, and the other over
an hour later. J.
r. Logan, father of DR.. Logan
died at Philomath Sunday. With
Mrs. Logan, he came to Philomath
about year ago. The wife died about
,hree weeks ago. The funeral of Mr..
Loggan occurred at the Methodist
church in Philomath. The interment
vas 10 Newton cemetery. The de.
ceased was S3 years of age. He re-
sided formerly at Brooks, Marion ;
county. |
There were 81 camps at Sulphur
Springs Sunday from Corvallis, Alba
ly, Independence and Monmouth.
Other Corvallis people who have gone I
o the springs this week, or intend to