The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-07-11

Ed Stock Of San Francisco was a
Corvallis VISITOR Wednesday.
-Mre. Brunk Is at Newport for a
two weeks stay. 81
Born on the 9th Inst. to Mr. and
Z Mrs. J. E. Miller, daughter.
-Eph Cameron arrived Wednes-
day from Union for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward left
yesterday for witt with Mr.. Hay
wards father at Victoria.
-Accompanied by his family. o. J.
Blacklege leaves today for Fish Lake
to spenu month in camping.
Mrs. TAYLOR Porter aud father.
W, Ell. Millhoiien have returned from
visit In Portland.
Mrs. Thorpe and Mrs. Dolph
and children. left Wednesday for
Newport for a vacation,
Mrs. schriber returned Thursday
from visit with Independence
friends
Jack Arnold, formerly OF Cor
Wallis, holds aposition in the editor
ial rooms of the San Francisco Post
Mics Cecil Erwin accompanies
the Bogue family during their stay
at Cascadia.
Wheat 68 cents. Seventy cents
is paid for wheat delivered from the
wagon.
The midsummer meeting of the
board of regents of the college occurs
next Wednesday afternoon.
This is that season of the year
when almost any old man loo ks a
hero on the lonely beach.
Son-Papa. what is get-rich-
I quick scheme? Papa-Well, my son,
the light meter down in the base
ment is one kind.
Albany Democrat: On Thurs.
day evening, July 7, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hodes, daughter.
Miss Kate Tiedman went to AL
bauy Thursday where she will visit
relatives and friends.
-Mre. M. T. Burnett arrived
Thursday from Albany, and is the
guest OF friends.
In the estate OF Jane E. Fisher,
G. M. Smith, G. G.. Davis and H. /.
French. have been appointed apprais.
ers.
Mrs. Thomas Fennell, who has
been visiting 10 Corvallis and vicin-
ity, has returned to her home at In
dependence.
+ REV. Bower, pastor Of the ChrisG-
ian chaseha III q l;a1sSg, llsft Thursday
for home. With Mrs. Bower, he has
been worker in tent meetings In
Corvallis.
Ellsworth Erwin and family left
Yesterday for North Yamhfll. Mr.
Erwin Is to return in few days, but
the others will remain until about
Z September 1st.
Beginning tomorrow, the c. & E.
announces regular excursion to
Newport every Sunday until further
notice. The time of departure and
arrival end the fare will be as usual.
Miss Lettie Wicks, who.is at Los
Angeles has been elected teacher for
next year of the school at Rincop,
California. with a larry of $65 per
month. She Is not to visit home this
summer. se-
Newport is to have brass band
this summer. The Albany baud has
been secured for the purpose. Il left
Albany yesterday, and under the ar
raugemeut, is to remain until Septsm-
ber 1st.
-G..W. Wills arrived from Wasco
Thursday night at two o'clock to be
with tte family of his niece whose
body was recovered from the river
Wednesday night. Mr. Wills etarteo
from the town of Waeco on Wednes-
day at IL o'clock a. M.
Harvey Wilson who earns $21
a week now as q carpenter in Port
land, has arrived to repair a couple
of houses owned in this city by the
family, Mr. Wilson is remembered by
most Corvallisites as the son OF AL.
len Wilson formerly OF the Benton
Mills.
August Fishers auto is temper
arily ont of commission If fact Aug
usr hasn't had ride Ia it for week.
The day it arrived small pinion gay 9
way. and another to take its place
could not be secured this side of the
Eastern factory. It is expected to-
day, when the auto will again hit the
road.
Miss Dolly Brown has been at.
tackled with diphth sria. She was
constantly at the bedside of her sister
who recently died with the disease.
The anti-toXine treatment has been