The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-07-11
Mrs. William Ready and two chit
lren, of Portland, are visiting at Ina
vale with the family Of Fred Buchan

-MTS. WIliam hSauy duu Two cHli-
dren, Of Portland, are visiting at Ina
vale with the family Of Fred Buchan-
an.
Julius Wuestefeldt and family
camp for an indefioits time.
r. Graham will go to Nye Greek
beach the fest of the Esek TO fix up
camp for his family, which Is to go a
little later.
Rev. T. T. Vincent will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday
morring. There will be no service in
the evening.
Amos Cadwalader of B!odget5
made final proof on his homestead be-
fore C!srk Moses yesterday.
Judge Hamilton, OF Roseburg,
passed through Corvallis yesterday
60 held court at Toledo, which con-
venes next Monday morning.
At the Christian tent Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock Evangelist Wilson
will lecture to women only, all ages.
The subject will be, GA Womanis Pow
er,"
United Evangelical church, SER
vice next Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours; at Mount View at
2:30 p. m.
-Workmen are repairing the res
tauraut bu ling OF Mrs. Hemphill, re-
Gently damaged by fire. The dining
room is being refEted and the kitchen
which was practically destroyed is be-
ing restored.
C. ". Lederlee, whose restaurant
was burned out 10 the late fire Is in
town to receive his insurance money
and close up his business. He will
not reopen restaurant In Corvallis.
Mr.. George Small and family left
for Silver Lake Wednesday. The fam
lily has spent several winters In Ger
wallis to take advantage of education
al facilities. They are not to return
next year.
Mrs. Sarah Moore and Miss Ber-
tina Thrasher chaperoned hay-rack
party Of twenty to Albany on the
Fourth. Edwin Rose participated in
the role of engineer and conductor of
the conveyance.
The Corvallis Saw Mill Company
is having a large number of boom
timber unloaded from cars at the foot
of Jefferson street. Many of them
are nearly 20 feet 10 length. They
come from Blodgett Valley.
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Tomorrow, the 18th, the G. & E.
Company inaugurates a series OF ex-
cursions to the Bay which Is to con-
tinue through the summer. As usual
the round-tIip rate from Albany, Cor
Wallis and Philoma th Is 81 so.
Wednesday evening late some
person went about the central portion
of town peering through the windows
of residences. Mr.. Osbarn was soon
notified OF the proceedins@ but the fel-,,
A. s,s,t Il satas, ,sssst seegsfss ses s,fF. S
1ln honer of their guest Miss Sell
ma Benson, Of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Heron gavesa lawn fete at their
home 10 Irish Bend last Thursday ev-
ening. The lawn was gracefully hung
with japanese lanterns. At a late
hour Ice cream and cake were served.
Abont 30 guests were present.
1t proved big job to put the
packing company's huge grader into
the third story Of the building in
which the plant is to be located. It
was raised outside and taken through
an opening in the gable. The process
sor, which is also a cumbrous piece of
me chinery, was taken through Sec
ond story opening.
The Corvallis Fl ,uring Mills has
completed hauling by team 1000 bu-
sheis II wheat from the Finley ware
houses An additional cent per bu-
shell of expense was Incurred ia haul
UNCOVER what 1t would have cost by
steamboat. Low stage of the Will.
lamette during the late winter and
spring caused the change In method
OF transportation.
Congregations church July the,
18th. Sunday school at 10 o'clock;
morning service at II o'clock. Sermon,
"Salr. Ii It Has Lost Its Seltness,
Wherewith Shall It Be Salted." A.
ternoon service with the plymouth
church at O'Clock. Subject: "What
the Holy Spirit can do for me-" Even
ing Service at s o'clock: sermon,
"What must do to be saved" You
will be welcome. Come.
-spaulding Bros. log drive is now
passing Corvallis, and the main body
will be aloRg today or tomorrow. In
this drive the Dornbecker Furniture
company has quantity of hardwood
which was placed In the river above
here, and the Corvallis sawmill COM
pany also has in the drive large
number of logs which will be doomed
here. At present there are Is men In
the crew. Previously there were twen-
five.
j. D. Mills and family wish, in a