The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
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W. s. Linville spent Sunday at
Carlton.
e. e. Wilson has been In Port
land on business this week,
Miss Loui=e Gilbert lef; Mondiy
for few diys' visit in Dalla-.
Visitors In Corvallis Sunday,
were Prof. and Mrs. schmitt ef Al
bany.
-Mrs. Mcmahon is confined to her
bed with a severe attack tf eciatic
mfr. and Mte. A. N. Harlan VIE
tied friends Near Blodgett last Sat-
urday aud Sunday.
DIR. Pernot was called to Sheri-
dan Sunday, on visit of a profess
iopal nature.
&c. l.. Gray returned to Toledo
Monday, after few days stay In
Corvallis.
Walter Kline was confined to his
room with illpess Saturday. He is
again able to be in the store.
After sojourn In Corvallis,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Brunk left Sunday
for their home 10 Portland.
R. G. Wills Ct Heppner, left
Monday after a brief visit with his
son. Rube, who is student at OAC.
For visit with her brother,
DR.. Cathey in this city. MEe. Lizzie
Jones arrived yesterday from Gresh-
am. SD
After blief visit with relatives
in Corvallis, Charles Ingram and
family returned yesterday to their
home In Junction
The front Of F. L. MiIlers store
has just been treated to fresh coat
Of paint by Painter Barnhart. The
work is of the more artistic nature,
A guest of her brother, Ed An
.drews the last ef the week, was Mrs.
Aubrey of Cottage Grove. She re-
turned home Sunday.
After visit with Mre. J. q. Har-
ris in this city. Mics Julia Hatch of
Portland left Saturday for trip to
Newport before returning to her home.
Mrs. Evans and daughter arrived
from Nebraska last Sunday and will
occupy the cottage owned by Mrs.
Q. Mckinney north Of the Mechanical
Hall. - ,
The W. r. G. will hold a recep-
tion at their hall Friday October IA,
at 7-30 p. m., in honor of the depart
ment president. Comrades of the
Post are cordially invited.
After an extended Welt at the
home OF Mrs. G. E. johnson in South
Corvallis, d. P. Johnson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nora Stoeltzing left Monday
for their home 10 Kansas City. p,
AT the home of Mrs. R. a. Hus-
ton on this afternoon, e party Is to bs
given by Mrs. Callahan and Mrs.
Huston to large number of lady
friends. -
The Shakespeare club resumed
its meetings Wednesday. The meet
| ing this month will be at the home
of Miss Pauline Kline. Prof. Berch-
| told Is president. ----.-.-.---a
Saturday afternoon 10 honor oi
Miss Ammee Leverett, the recently
elected teacher Of art at OAC. large
party OF ladies' will be entertained by
| Mrs. G.. V. SkeltoD, at her home.
/ The Reading Club began its
winter meetings yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Woodceck. The clut
meets each Tuesday and will study
English literature again during the
coming winter. Mrs. J. B. Horner Is
president OF the club.
Accompanied by Miss Gussie
England, Clerk Moses left Sunda,
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Sidney
Track at Yaquina. Miss England /
an Eastern girl. and has never before
seen the old Pacific. ,s=...s. .4z
Mrs. Mary Bryson left Sunda,
for Portland. Monday, James Tay
lor, wife and son, joined Mrs. Bry-
1 son in Portland aud all procee led tt
Spokane where they expect to spens
the winter.
For sojourn In the state oi
Washington. James Berry of the bi
cycle repair shop. left the first of tn
week. During his absence, the stor,
will be conducted by Claud Starr and
Charles Sheno field. sfi+ A.
The flooring is now down in the
Henderson brick, and the plasterln,
Is rapidly drying on the walls.
force of workmen are hurrying tn,
task of interior finishing, and tn
building is fast nearing completion
i Rev. Feese aud family arrive,
yesterday from Cottage Grove, t
! take up their residesce In Corvallis
Rev. Feese preached both morning
and evening at the local NJ. E. church
Sunday, returning to Cottage Grow
Monday for his family.