The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-04
William Hall OF Salem, was IN
own the first of the week for day.

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Mrs. b. L. Hall and baby left
yesterday for visit to relatives at
Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Quick of Hal
sey, spent Sunday at the E. Wood. |
ward home.
Assessor E. B. Howell of Lincoln |
county, was business visitor in Cor
wallis, Saturday.
Albany Herald Prof F. L. Kent of
Corvallis. was an Albany visitor Sun
day evening, leaving for home yester-
day.
Mrs. Will Goodale arrived Mon
day and is visitor at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Young.
After visit at the bedside Of his
brother-in-law, D. A. Osburn, Jesse
Houck returned Saturday to his home
In Jackson county.
Royal Wiltschen, an old .. A. G.
student, was In the city Monday. He
Is in the employ of the International
Correspondence Schools of Scranton.
Pa.
Sarah Wilkinson has been appoint
ed administratrix in the estate of Jas.
Wilkinson with a bond fixed at $40, 600.
Besides the widow, the heirs are Mrs.
LueIla Dunn aud Fred o. Wilkinson.
"A new and handsome modern rig
for use on r. F. D. route number 2
has arrived from the East, and Is to.
go into service at once. The carrier
is o. B. Oonnor.
M. Jacobs continues I'LL at his
home In this city. His condition re-
mains about the same most of the
time, with temporary changes for the
better or worse at recurring intervals
Miss Louise Cooper, who has
been spending the winter In California,
is expected to arrive Saturday. Mics
Juliet Cooper left today for Portland,
where she expects to meet her sister.
Mics Bertha Thrasher was 30 far
recovered from her late operation
Sunday, that she was removed from
the hospital to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pear;e, In San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt of Albany,
attended faculty meeting yesterday,
and gave addresses. Mr.. Schmidt's
subject was Cambridge" ard Mrs.
Schmidt talked on "Customs in Ger
many" =
"A big excursion of Portland Ger
mans and others is to visit Corvallis
next Sunday. As usual. each year,
the trip will be made out of Portland
and up the East side and across to
Corvallis and down the Westside.
Albany Democrat: L. T. Harris,
who was defeated for nomination on
the republican ticket in this district,
and J. E. Lathrop, defeated for the
democratic nomination In the second
district, imme ediately got married. One
way to drown ones sorrow.
Two sales of Corvallis town prop
erty took place Saturday. The house
Of W. S. Miller on Ninth was sold to
Mrs. W. S. Miller for $500, and the
Lemly house and two lots just west Of
| the old Methodist church went to Mrs.
Nichols for $1,000. Both sales were
made by Captain Robinson.
-Guycisea, W. o. Trine's we'll
known trotter, Is to make the season
in Corvallis aud Albany-Tuesday,
Wednesday aud Thursday at Albany
and the remainder of the week at Cor
vallis.' Guycisca has matinee record
OF 2 :18, and Is out of family that
has yielded a remarkable number Of
very fast horses.
The Modern Woodmen, Camp OF
Corvallis, are arranging to have a big
time at the Woodmen social next Satur-
day evening In their hall. There will be a
literary programme, and basket So
cial. Every one is cordially invited to
attend. All wives, daughters and
mothers of Woodmen are requested to
bring baskets. A fine time Is assured.
The Processing and packing OF
the dried product of the D. @. Rose
prune orchard is in progress at the
Corvallis processing and packing
plant. The lot comprises about 30
600 pounds, and Is to be packed in fifty
pound boxes. As soon as finally boxed.
the prunes will be shipped for remov-
al to St. Louis, whittier they will be
accompanied by A. W. Rose, who will
dispose OF them In Job lots. The prob.
ability of a shortened crop this season
of Oregon prunes, is likely to stlmu-
late the price. The car will leave Cor.
wallis the latter part of this week Oh
the first Of next.
The democratic county centra
committee is called to meet at the
court house today to fill vacant places
on the county ticket and to elect 6
county chairman. The members o.
the committee are Corvallis No. l, A
T. Wilson; No. .2C. L. Heckart; No. 8, s
L. Hays; No. 4, S. B. Bane. Fair
mount, q. J. Reese; Alsea. g. T. Yer
non; Bellfountain, B. l., Rickard