The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-26

Adam Wilhelm Jr. OF Monroe,
was Saturday visitor In Corvallis.
Born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Lilly, a SOB.
The Crabtree prunes at Pbilc-
math changed hands Monday. The
purchaser was Henry Stone,
Invitations are out for an "At
Home" to be given by Mrs. E. R.
Bryson, Friday afternoon.
"A party Of lady friends are to be
entertained by Mrs. E. R. Lake to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Z. johnson returned the
first Of the week from a visit with
Monmouth relatives.
| After visit with his parents near
| Beil'ountain. Lon Persipger left Mon
day for Spokane.
students Rumbaugh and Shaw
were over-Su0day visitors with their
parents in Albany.
Rev. Father Springer returned
from Portland Saturday after a lew
days visit.
The Village Improvement So
ciety will meet next Fricay evening
at 7:30 at the county court room. All
are invited.
! With great expectations of the
sport to be ebjoyed. John Kiger and
Ernest Fischer left Sunday for a
hunting trip 10 the Alsea country.
w. W. Ashby and family, who
arrived from Fayerte, Iowa. last week
are now located In the Wuestefeld
cottage in the northern part Of town.
A crowd of Corvallis young people
drove to Brownsville Sunday to hear
sermon by their former pastor, Rev.
Carrick.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willard Ireland,
who were married in Independence,
last week are new located in the res
idence on north Main street, formerly
occupied by o. V. Hurt and family.
The new church that has been
erected near what was formerly
Simpsons chapel, is to be dedicated
the Sunday following Thanksgiving
day.
Prof. Baldwin and pupils of the
Philomath College made the trip to
Mary's Peak and return, Friday. The
weather was ideal. and the journey
was thoroughly enjoyed.
The handsome new residence of
Johnny Wells in'the northern part OF
town Is rapidly nearing compl elton.
and Mr.. Wells expects to move into
it about the first of November. Paint
log is now in progress.
After a months visit at the home
OF J. M. Cameron, Mrs. Mary Goudy
, and daughter, Miss Carrie, left yes
. torday for their he ma II Medford
J Iowa.
. Not only the business houses
but the Corvallis public schools as
we'll, are to close this afternoon In or
: der that all who desire may attend
, the big football game on OAO field.
"A visitor for some weeks at tht
} home of his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Mer.
: Ger on Beaver Greek, has been Viii
> liam Haldmap. He departed Monday
for his home in Orroville, California
Miss Ethel Pierce one of las
{ years students at OAC, 10 now al
Hillsboro, from whence she makes
r weekly trips to Portland to pursue
D the study of music.
10 search for a location, Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. Brunk, left for Fossil las
Friday. Before their departure tn
: Rebekah lodge members presenter
9 Mrs. Brunk with handsome silve
: fruit dish as mark Of their esteem
"A dozen of his juvenile friend
!. were enterlained at birthday part!
. by Arthur Allen Thursday Afternoon
Games and refreshments were tn
features, and the occasion was mucl
+ enjoyed by the little ones.
t The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Congregational. church will give
< tea Wednesday afternoon at the hom
q of Mrs. Thomas Bell. Refreshment
J. will be served at 4-3O. Mrs. Bell vii
9 be assisted by Mrs. Berchtold an
g Mrs. Kiger. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Speidell oil
Corvallisites who have resided q
o Beuns Park, California, for the pas
d eighteen years are visiting relative
;. at Oregon City, and are expected /
o Corvallis In day or two.
!. From a trip to Portland, Mrs. {
A. Waggoner, returned home Frida
. While absent, Mrs. Waggoner attend
= ed the wedding of her sister, Mis-
Anna Houck, to Walter Shearer, mat
ager Of the Hazelwood Icecream Com
If pany Of Portland.
l. Notice to Contra ctors.
;, Notice is hereby given that sea