The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-29

Mrs. F. E. Edwards Is confined to
her bed this week with illnees.
Ross Nelson of Independence
was visitor in town Wedne day.
Services at the Catholic church
at the usual hours. All
are invited.
For two weeks' visit with her
parents near Philomath. Mrs. Nettie
-Tbager has arrived from
Astoria.
Don Holgate has arrived from Port
land for visit with Corvallis rela-
tives.
Miss Letba Patton Of Halsey, is a
guest this week at the NJ. NJ. Davis
home.
TO spend the winter with his sis
ter at Siletz, Amos Ktsor, for several
years operator of the Corvallis cider
factory, left Thursday.
Claude De Volt, an o. A. @. stu-
dent, was summoned to his home in
Kelso, WASH, Tuesday, by message
b bearing the sad tidings that his faith
er was dead.
w. o. Heckert has completed his
work In this city and expects to leave
today for Eugene where he has con-
tract for building another new resi-
dence.
Among others who came to Cor
Wallis 70 see Wednesdays football
game was Frank Sets Of the Five Riv-,
ers country. A party Of young folks
accompanied him.
Frank Seits steps higher than
usual since the 9Th insr. It's a IL
pound boy and Frank is the grand
father. The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Warnest of Five Rivers.
A second great-grand child was
born in the family OF Mrs. Victoria
Gerber of this city. The parents are
Mr.. aud Mrs. Freeman Vanderhoof,
and they reside In Portland Its a
boy.
Mr.. T. B. Williamson and Mics
Ruth Cautholn were united in mar
riage at the home of A. A. Williamson
near Wells Station, on the 25.h, Rev.
F. W. Launer officiating. They have
the best wishes OF many.
Albany Democrat: Captain Elsie
Francis, of the girls basket ball team,
has received challenge for a game
with the o. A. G. girls, but the Albany
girls have not yet practiced but may
play later.
"The South and it's People," is the
subject of the sermon to be delivered
by Rev. Feese at the Metho odist church
Sunday evening. The address is a
sociological discussion Of the topic
and deals with the historical and So
cial relationship of the Southern peo-
pie.
-United Evangelical church: TEN
perance rally Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
the meeting to be addressed by 6
prominent anti-saloon worker. Eve
ry evening next week at 7:30 Bible
studies on the, Holy Spirit will be Civ
en- by the pastor. Theme Sunday
morning, "Pentecost, in Relation tt
the Church.
1.-THE Fatal Wedding" Is to be a.
the Opera House next Friday even
| ing. It comes after four nights
engagement at Cordray's in Portland
and thence opens up at the California
Theatre, San Francisco, for two weeks
1t Is under the same management 81
the well remembered "Are You Ma
son?" and the same advance agen
that brought the latter to Corvallis i
routing 1t.
| The time is rapidly approaching
when the legislature is to convene
Corvallis hopes to see mountain waite
system installed next year. Preliminar,
steps are necessasy before definite &C
tion can be taken, and these shoult
be arranged before the Legislature
meets. There Is no time to lose.
Bad trouble is on at Cottag
Grove. over Miss Shiveley, the teache
who was discharged from the higl
school because her diploma wa
missing. The diploma. regularly is
sued from the State Normal at Mon
mouth, has turned up. Miss Shivel!
insists that she has contract to teact
In the school, and her friends declare
that she shall. The school board
which has Installed another teacher
declares that she shall not, and ther
they are, And they are going into tn
courts to settle 1t. Members of tn
board should have required the diplo
ma when Miss Shively was hired, an
since they did not. they are RESPONSE
BILE for the muss.
Among the social events OF tn
week, was an "At Home" from to
Thursday afternoon at the residenc
of Mrs. E. r. Lake. The afternoo
was spent In an exchange of greetings
Above the hum OF conversation coul
be heard selections from the late op
eras furnished by Fechter's orchestr