The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-27
DIR. Thompson returned to Inde-
pendence Thursday.

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pendence Thursday.
Mrs S. N. Wilkins left Thursday
for two wee4s visit with relatives in
The Dalles and Portland.
Mr.. Giddings and family, who hav 9
resided on Water street since Decem-
Der, left Thursday to make their
future home In the state OF Washing
] ton.
In New York Monday, Michael
Schsupauf ate 100 CLAIMS and crack
ers. 81 pounds Of steak, 30 big oys-
tiers, two loaves Of bread, a bunch OF
asparagus and ten crabs at one sit
ting.
"A sister at Topeka Kansas of Mrs
Montgomery who resides at the corner
Of Seventh and Jefferson in this city,
| lost her home in the recent foods at
the former place. She expects to
come west for the summer.
Herbert Condor has been elected
| registrar OF the University of Wash
ington at Seattle. The salary of the
position is given by the Eugene Reg
ister as $500 per year Mr.. Condor
az one time held a similar position at
OAC.
| The trials Of ex-sheriff Hun ting
ton and his deputy, G. b. Whitney for
alleged emhezzlsment Of public funds
are 10 progress at Baker City this
week. Mr.. Whitney once conducted
store in Corvallis.
Early closing remains an accom-
plished fret In Corvallis. Within a
activity ceases, and by seven O'Clock
the business part Of town Is deser-
/ ted.
Services at the Christian church
both morning and evening, Sunday.
to which all are invited, and as the
services will be in the nature OF a
rally all the members are requested
to be present. G. S. o. Humbert,
pastor.
Mrs Minnie Henderson ZAhrung
and child arrived Thursday and are
guests at the country home or Mr.
and Mrs. James Henderson. they
recently returned from trip East
Mr.. Zehrung is now running as engi-
neer on railroad at Salt Lake.
&C. H. Roake, once student at
OAC, Is now foreman In the draueh-
ting department. OF big street rail-
way company at Los Angeles, His
education in draughting was received
at OAC. The way that students
at the college are taking places all
over the country Is remarkable.
Independence is to celebrate the
Fourth, and wants a crowd from
Corvallis. The committee there Is
trying to arrange special motor
train to leave Corvallis about eight !
O'Clock In the morning. and to leave
Independence for the return trip
about seven in the evening II it Is
ascertained that sufficient number
of Corvallisites will make tire trip, the
train will be run, The Independence
ties have planned for an elaborate
celebration.
Mr.. Trenholm, Of the Alsea country
was in town this week for surgical
treatment In an alteration fourl
years ago he was shot in the shoul- !
der by neighbor. The bullet made |
trouble for an artery that supplies
blood to the arm. For a time there
was partial relief but on account OF |
imperfect circulation various troubles |
arose. Last winter Mr., Trenholm
was In Corvallis for treatment, when /
partial relief was again secured. In |
the course OF treatment the removal
OF two or three inches OF the artery
has been necessary, in the effort to
force the blood to form new chan.
mel. Il has been partially SUCCESS.
ful, and the pulse beat can be. felt in
the wrist OF the affected member.
The Homs Mission society Of the
M. e. church South, closed their an
nual sessionat Lake Greek Sunday az
ternoon. There was a large repre-
sen, alton from all parts of the con-
ference district, and q most success
ful meeting was the result. Fol
lowing are the officers elected;
Conference officers = Mrs. E. L. Fitch,
president: Mrs. P. A. Moses. 1st vice
pres; Mrs. Margaret G. Allingbam,
End vice pres; Mrs. Margaret Ros-
ser, 3rd vice pres; Miss Archie Jones
rec. sec.; Miss Ella Herron. cor sec.;
Mrs. Susie jerks, treasurer. District
secretaries willamette district, Miss
Ella d. Craig; Roseburg, Mrs. @. A.
Hyatt; Coquille. Mrs. II: G. Allen.
Conference agent of sour Homes,",
Mrs. Henry Spiess; supt. supply de-
partment, Mrs. John Reeves; agent
press department., Mrs. Bonnie Smith;
supt tithing department, Mrs. Al
lingham.