The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-27

Mrs. DoIph and chfliren Tesurn-
Ell Thur day from visit in Portland.
From a week at the Bay Frank
Stroug returned Thursday.
rDr. George A3nslie ia to arrive
today for d brisf visit at the John
Smith home.
IS. N. Wilkins and family are to
leave 10 a few days tcr visit at the
Exposition at S.. Louis.
George and Collie Cathey de-
parted Thursday months trip to
the Bohemia mines.
{ Elmer Mays,a former Corvallis
ite, now a merchant OF Glencoe. Ore
gup, was a Corvallis visitor Thuisday.
: For hunting and fishiog trip at
Big Elk. q. 81. Davis left Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. G. out. " ho ell Gently and
sustatnt severe injury to her hip,
is slowly imFr wing at her home on
the lDwsr Alsea.
Major Ratdin and family leave
Thursday for San Francisco. They
sail for the Philippines about the first
of Octorer.
After pleasant outing at New
pert, Rlcheld Graham and family re-
turned home Thursday.
Prof. Mordaunt Goodnough LETT
Wednesday on a business trip to
Portland.
An af ernoon tea was given by
Mrs. b. F. Fischer~at her horne in
South Corvallis Thursday.
The Evening Whist Club was en-
ter aimed in a most pleasant manner
For an outing at Monterey,
George Armstrong and family de-
parted Thursday.
George Whitesides, who has been
very low with typhoid fever, is slow
ly recovering.
%-Harvey Louneberry, travelling
freight agent for the Southern Pacific
was Thurs day visitor in Corvallis.
From a visit to Portland and var
ious points 10 Washington, Niles
Mayme Crawford returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. William MeLagan is very
Ill at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Tucker, iu this city. The pa
tient is quite aged, and doubts of her
recovery are entel tanned.
Ell route to Astoria, where he will
engage 40 Cinnamon to work 10 his
canrery at Florsnce, o. W. Hurd, of
Florence was Corvallis visitor this
week. The Steamer Roscoe will meet
Mr.. Hurd at Astoria, and be used In
transporting the celestialsto to Florence.
Cards have just been received in
this city announcing the marriage, a
few days ago, In Huron, South Dakc-
ia, of Prof. q. Tallantier, who Is to be
principal of the piano department at
0. A. Q. the coming year. The an
nouncement Gays that the newly mar
ried pair will be cat home" in Corval-
| lis, Oregon, after October 1st.
Voting for the handsome silk flag
comes to close next Wednesday eve
ming. It is the universal wish that 0.
A. G. may be the winner. No other
Institution or organization can make
such good use of flag as can the boys
10 blue at o. A. T., and none need 1t
worse. Let every one cast their bal
lots for the pride of Corvallis-the
Agricultural College.
There was wedding at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Hotchkiss, in
Jobs addition, Thursday evening. The
bride was Miss Pearl Hotchkiss. and
the groom Ernst Wilson, of Mountain
View. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Deck, Of the Evangelical
church. The young people arc vel
known and many friends join 10 con,
gtatulatione.
Out at the Bodine & Peck ware
house, many improvements are being
made. The grounds have been clean
ed up. the building repaired and i'm.
proved, scales put In poeition fol
Weighing stock. yard fenced in, and
now a windmill and tank with a
trough for watering stock. are to be
put up.