The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-02-24
LoCALLoRE.
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Mrs. Fruit. of Peoria. is Wishing
Corvallis friends.
President Catch and Prof. Horn
er arrived Tuesday from q sojourn at
since Friday at Elk City.
Mrs. Samuel Baue arrived Fri
day from a visit cf several weeks 10
California.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Read ar
rived Saturday f r a visit at the
Young home in this city.
After a weeks visit with Cor
Wallis friends, Miss Helen Steiwer left
on Mondays boat for Salem.
j. A. Watkins of the R. NJ. 8. ar
rived Friday on visit to Benton
county relatives.
Cecil Bat'er returned to Portland
Monday after'a weeks visit 10 Cor
Wallis.
M. and Mrs. Taylor Porter are
visiting relatives and friends 10 Linn
county.
Mrs. T. q. Gate aud daughter,
Aileen, OF Ridgef1eld. Washington,
left Monday after visit of several
days with Cleve Cate.
Edwin Rose Is confined at home
with a severe attack of typhoid few
er. He was stricken with the disease
last Thursday.
Joseph Bryant ha, purchased l2O
acres of land out of the Vineyard
place. The deal was made some time
ago.
Invitations are out for the mar
rlage OF Miss Eva Greenwalt Of Port
land to RockeY Mason OF Albany, to
take place 10 Portland on March 2.
Mrs. a. @. Miller aud family de-
sire to publicly thank the Order OF
Lions and the Knights Of MaccahesS
for prompt payment of policies held
by the late Fl. 6. Miller.
60. P. LIeth Of Good Hope, Iilin-
OILS, writes the TIMES that he Is think
ing of coming to Corvallis in the near
future. He wants Inf formation about
Oregon.
David Hsaston and family ar
rived Sunday from Idaho Falls, Ida
no, and ara to remain. Mr.. Heaston
came to Corvallis a couple Of years
ago With Mr.. Thompsnn, who started
the ste am laundry. out subseque atty
returned to Idaho.
Robert Walters has sold his
farm in Frontier County, Nebraska
and is expected In Corvallis shortly
to locate. His family Is already here
being at the home of Mrs. Walters
father, Mr. Morgan, in Jobs addition
. Later they arf to occupy ue'ee.f @tAe
NJ re-, Mckinney cottages.
An incident of Monday Afternoon
was concert given on Main stree
by the cadet band of the college, IL
observance of Washington's birthday
A number of selections were played
with a snap and fioi-h that attracted
much favorable comment.
Albert Truitt Of Greer county
Oklahoma, with his family passed
through town Monday. enroute to tt,
farm purchased by him last weei
near Wren, mention of which appear
elsewhere In this paper. There ar
oint,t pa,,npa in tha fapoilT-
In another column is the call o
the county treasurer for outstanding
warrants. The amount available f.
the call is 81 ,241, aud it cancels al
warrants outstanding up to and in
cluding those endorsed October s
1908. The number Of warrants cailst
In is III.
"A big real estate deal was mad
last week by Henry Amber, the Phi
lomath real estate man. He cold tn
q. 8. Pitman stock farm of 637 acre
west of Wren to Mr.. Truitt, lately ar
rlS led from .Leiger, Oklahoma. TIN
sale includes considerable livestock
and farm implements. and the pric
paid was $4,000. Immediate poe
session is to be given.
The juulor class at the colleg'
entertained the seniors Saturday nigh
The function took place in the lectur,
room at Agricultural Hall, and wa
largely attended. Pit and Flincl
were among the amusements, aed
leading feature was the banquet. AT
ter the spread there was season O
speech making, iu which various men
bers of the senior cass responded t,
toasts. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Trim,
acted as chaperones.
Friday afternoon occurs the first @
the series Of inter-society debates a
the college for the Catch cup. 1t i
between the Feronians and the Zsta
gatheans, and the question is, "Re
solved, That Capital Punishmen
should Be Abolished" The Feroni
ans have the affirmative, and thei
team is, Miss Gilbert, Miss Florenc
Adams, aud Miss Alice Jones. Th