The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-03-05

| After ten days visif, Mre. a. D
Morrison Eft yeste rdsy for heI hom,
at Carlton.
/ The RAbskah entertained Thurs
day evening 10 homer Of Miss Peat
Simpson who is TO t-av. sher.ly fo,
Washington for an extended visit.
"A. r. Peterson went to Asblapd
on business. he has bid on the cen.
8 ruction { f S25, 900 school house tc
be erected there ibis season aud bid.
are to be opepei at once. W. O. Heck.
ert is also bi ider for the contract.
IT. W. DiIly Is recovering rapidly
from the II jury to his back sustained
Saturday by falling from ladder. BE
is able to sit up and walk about. and
thinks he will be able by Monday to
be at his place OF business. &,
Miles Lemley, pilot of the river
steamer Regulator, came up from
Portland Wednesday to look after
property interests in Corvallis and
pay his taxee. Mr.. Lemley was for
merly on the Ruth, running 10 Corval-
| lis.
Mr.. Shoel has purchased the
dwelling In Jobs addition occupied
by Mr.. b. G. Miller, and will shortly
move in. Mr.. Miller and family are
10 occupy their own hause on Eighth
street, and ara making extensive i'm
provements upon it.
The Seventh Day Adventists will
hold services at their hall, on South
M ain street, everv evening from this
'ime until the end of next week. Rev.
c. J. Cole will conduct the meetings.
A week from Sunday Mr.. Cole goes to
California to attend the annual Coast
conference.
Roseoury Review: Mrz. G..
Schmidt and children. D,te, Alna.
Ella and Ad lie, ard grandson Charles
Smith. left Sunday moraing for S IN
FIR ancisco toj in NJ. Schmidt and
make tn r. t,e'r future home. Mr.,
Schmidt is now established in the
liqecr business. s.
The debate last Mord,y evening
between the Ferouian and Il lstagathean
societies is said by those who heard it
to have been one Of the best that ever
took place at the college. The .sub-
j 'ct was an oil l one but the accounts
are that 1t was handled 10 masterly
manner. The subject discussed was,
"Resolved, that Capital Puuishmen mt
Should be Abolished"
The Lady Maccabees' entertain
meot Wednesday evening was very
much Of success, Notwithstanding
the large attendance at the basket
ball game and other counter attrac-
tions. A meIitorinus literary and mu.
steal programme was presented, and
the refr ashments were supe erior in ey-
cry particular. The after Fart of the
evening was given over to various
games, some CT which were unusually
entertaining. y
The next debate in the series for !
the Ga ch cup takes place in college
chapel week from next Monday
hight. It will be between the Amicit- /
aus and the Pniladelphi ans, and the
question is, "Resolved, That the pend
ug primary election should be re-
ected." The Amicitians have the af-
irm alive. and their am Is, Horace
3r idie, A. 8. Qiels and David Hirstel.
The members OF the Philadlphian team
las not yet been given out by the 90
iety.
William Seeker has resumed his
'lace as foreman { f the Corvallis Sec
ioa of the S. p rack, from which he
esigned temporarily to act rs f,rs-
nan Of construction and repair
'ang about two years ago. He will be
ere until his services are again re-
uired 10 the latter capacity. Cyrus
who had charge of the Sec
lon In Mr.. Seekers absence, filled
be place with entira satisfaction to
be company. He still has employ
lent on the section, and is well up In
be line OF promotion.
"A "crazy social" will be given by
le Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
t the home Of Mrs. John Simpson,
riday evening. March 9th. A mum.
or OF guests from Salem are expect
]. A doctor will be 10 a,teudance
nd all persons found guilty of being
elfectlv clothed and In their right
lind, will be fined, not less than !
,nt nor more than 5 cents. The fol-
wing digestlble articles will be
assed. "The staff of life la goat;
tireless worker among women; ,
sad beat with sticks of wood; some
ltng tn get rid of. and an agent OF
wedding. Admission Is cents for
ne, or two f,r quarter. Everybody :
)me. no.
London, March 2.-The London 8