The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-14
Services at the Ca'holic church
a. the usual hours.

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tomorrow a. the usual hours.
w. d. McComas, a well-known
Eastern Oregon newspaper man, Is 10 |
town for a week, on business er-
rand.
-Mts. F. E. Smith and son, OF Sa-
lem, arrived Thursday and are the
guests Of Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Gilbert.
Mrs. B. W. johnson, Mrs. B. F.
Irvine and Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Bryson
drove to Albany Thursday evening to
see Miss Isabel Irving In "The Crisis"
The Salem Stateeman, In winding
up social item describing recent
marriage Of prominent people says,
"The happy couple has gone to the
asylum where the honeymoon will be
spent"
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Kline arrived
Wednesday evening from New York
City, after an absence Of four weeks.
The homeward trip was made via
Denver, Ogden and Sacramento, and
j. N. Labley, who recently arriv-
ed from Brimfieid, Illinois, has pur-
chased the G. W. Smith residence,
east of the Methodist church, and Is
shortly to occupy 1t with bis family.
Others from the same locality are ex-
pected here later on. The price is
800.
Fred Getchell. of Iowa, who has
been the guest for 10 days of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Francisco. left yesterday
to continue his tour OF the Coast. He
expects to come west with his mother
in the near future. and locate. possibly
10 Corvallis A number of friends of
the family were enter tanned 10 his
honor at the Francisco home Wednes-
day evening.
The tents and camping outfits
have arrived for the big camp meet
ing to be held in Corvallis by the Sew
enth-Day Adventist denomination.
The shipment is at the steamboat
dock, and comprises IS camp outfits,
aggregating seven tons In weight. The
meeting begins May 25th and will con-
tinue until June 9Th. Speakers f.om
Washington, D. G., from San Francis
co, aud all the ministers Of the denom-
ination In Western Oregon will be
present.
AS the grOwn-up are, so are the
children. The little ones initiate their
elders. The little folk that took part
in the late production Of Queen Esther,
are giving the show again on their
own hook. They have been praeticipg
the parts ever since the two nights In
which they cav the grown-up people
appear In regal splendor. Vivian
Welsher is the King and Grace Smith
the queen. The place of performance
is In the barn OF one OF the families In
volved. The price of admission is five
cents, aud two afternoon performan-
ces are given. One was scheduled for
yesterday afternoon and the other for
this afternoon. Heaven bless the chill
tdren.
Senator John Daily has rendered
his resignation as senator from Ben.
ton. A Salem dispatch says: State
Senator John D. DAILY, of Benton coun.
ty, has followed the lead of Senator
McGinn, and has rendered his resigna
tion as senator, to take effect when his
successor Is elected aud qualified. His
letter bears date of May l, 1904, bu
was received by the governor this
morning, and is as follows: "Havine
accepted the office Of ofsurveyor-genera
of Oregon. I hereby beg leave to ten
der my resignation as state senator
for Benton county, to take effect OF
such date as my successor is legally
qualified"
i "A deluge Of College bulletins flow
ed into the local postoffice THURSDAY
morning, for mailing abroad, and gav'
the office force much pain. It tool
two trips Of the college wagon to de
liver the bulletins at the Office. Th'
latter bad to be twice handled 10 tn,
office, and when fioally arranged fo
shipment, filled ten big mall sacks
, The weight of the lot was about 400
} pounds. The bulletins sent out wer
four 10 number as fellows: "Smal
; Fruits" by Prof. Coote; SCANNING
} Cheese" Prof. Peruot; "Plant Foo
, and Use of Fertilizers" Prof. Knisely
} "Some Results in Swine Feeding" Dl
Withycombe. Each bull -tin is sent t.
about 5000 persons, making 32,00
bulletins in all. The matter was print
ed at the college printing office.
Our ladies fine shoes and oxfords 8
s., $50. 5. 90, and $50 are the stronges
lines we have ever shown. =