The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-20

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Mrs. Edgar Bryan of Dallas, |
a guest at the Farra home,
-Miss Gates of Hillsboro, has bee
aeuest during the week, OF Mrs
John Smith.
Mrs. Blackledge, accompanied b,
her son and daughter. is spending
week with friends at Dusty.
Mrs. J. E. franklin and two Sons
of Toledo, visited the family Of W. P
Minor during the Carni. al.
Karl Steiwer, Clay Darby anc
Merrill Moores were among the
students who left for home Thurs
day.
"A special meeting of tbecity coun
ell has been called for next Monday
night, for consideration OF sewer anC
other matters.
Sunday School at ten and preach
ing services at eleven and eight
O'Clock at the Baptist church tomor-
row. All heartily welcome.
Thomas Bllyeu of last years
graduating class at the college, left
yesterday after Commencement Wis
it to Alma Mater. Mr.. Bilyeu is en-
ployed on the Portland Journal.
George Stockton. who resided in
the hills west OF Dusty, was buried at
Oakville, Sunday. He died of ty-
phoid fever at his home last Friday.
He is survived by widow and one
child. The latter left Wednesday for
Newberg to reside with Mrs Stock
toms mother,
-Workmen scraped up the loose
dirt on the business portion of Main
street Thursday and teamsters hauled
the rubbish away. The business
houses paid for the scraping and the
city for the hauling. A system Of
similar brushing up of the street at
regular intervals is said to be In con-
temptation for the summer months,
Invitations have been received
in this city, announcing the marriage
OF Martin Luther Smith, formerly OF
Corvallis, to Miss Sylvia Otelia Cam
podonico, to take place at Guada-
1oupe, California, on the Oath inst.
Mr. Smith Is employed In a beet sugar
factory at Guadaloupe.
EARLY closing by Corvallis busi-
ness houses went into effect Wednes.
day evening, according to the terms
OF an agreement printed few days
ago In the TIMES. All the houses
closed promptly at the hour agreed to
and the stranger on the street after
the early closing hour. saw only lock.
ed doors and drawn blinds.
Miss Thia johnson entertained
OF friends at her home across
Mary,s river Wednesday night.
Those present were, Misses Eina
Thrasher, Eva Day, Mabel Sheasgreen
Winnie Logan, E ina Allen. Rut b |
Lilly, Louise Erwin; Collie Cathey,
Roy Bell, Bert Yates, Charles Sheno-
field, Roy Simms. Hemdn Hall, James
Simms and Kratz Cronise.
Miss Nellie Gallagher, formerly
of Corvallis, ls now on the stage. She
joined the chorus in "The
at the Casino theatre,
New York. Miss Gallagher was re-
,ently divorced from Attorney Gener-
Il Dole OF Hawaii to whom she had
)een married but few months at the
time of separation. A picture of her
In Wednesdays Portland
Tourn al.
B. J.. Evers has sold his home on
Jollege hill, and is to leave with his
amily about July 1st FOR Davenport,
owa, to reside. The property COM
,rises 10 acres and new improve
nents, among which is fine dwell
ng house, The purchaser is Curtis
simpson, brother-in-1aw of W. G.
Davis. He recently arrived from the
East. The price paid was So, 400.
Ir. Evers has a position awaiting
i'm at Davenport. Many friends in
corvallis regret the departure OF Mr..
Ivers aud his estimable family.
The departure OF students for
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in town the past week. The
xodus began 10 large proportions
[onday when a considerable number
eft by each departing train. Oa Tues
ay and Wednesday the numoer was
srgely increased, and again on Thurs
ay there was big crowd at each OF
ne stations as trains were leaving.
y yesterday, there were only few {
tragglers left, and these were making !
for an early departure K
he demonstrations at the stations {
ach day as the lads and lasses left.
lough noisy were interesting. Il {
Ill be nearly three months before the 6
sudents return again. College opens !
,r the fall term on the 18th Of Sep t
smber. Is