The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-16

There are some $3.50 shoes
being sold for 81 at Kline's.
IS. L. Kline iEselling worsted
remnants at remarkably low figures.
Miss Winnifred Gates left Mon
day for a vacation rest at Sedaville.
\ Services at the Catholic church
tomorrow at 10 a. m. and 7:3o p.
m.
Mrs. Maud Hemphill and chill
dren left Wednesday for two weeks
visit with friends near Philomath.
Miss Julia Fuller returned Wed
nesday from several weeks visit
with friends in Portland.
Jesse L Culver was in Corval-
lis Thursday, and filed on home
stead claim in the Alsea country.
Mrs. Horton and daughter,
Miss Addie, left yesterday for an
outing Of several weeks at South
Beach.
Mrs. Mary Ingram of Monroe
has moved TO Corvallis to reside,
and now occupies the cottage two
doors south of the opera house.
Mrs. B. A. Cathey entertained
number of friends most pleasantly
Thursday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. WV. .Calkins, of Eugene.
After few weeks visit with
relatives. Mrs. Florence Jones, and
daughter Anna, left Thursday ev-
eniug for their home at Paisley,
Lake county.
"A big driva of 3 million feet OF
fir logs to come from the Mckenzie
has been contracted for by Mr..
Strong. and is expected in Corvallis
the latter part of August. Three
teams were sent up from Corvallis
this week to assist in the logging
operations for the local mill.
William Bailey of Fairmount,
aged 72, and Mrs Sarah Edlemann,
of Corvallis, aged 10, were married
Tuesday in this city, Rev. 7 T. Vim
cent officiating. The happy pair
have gone to housekeeping in the
brides home in the northwestern
part of town. A party ofsmall boys
gave the newly welded pair chari-
vari Tuesday night.
Among the seaside visitors to
pass through Corvallis Thursday,
was Hon. Stephen F. Chad wick,
Judge of the superior court at Col
fax, Washington. He is the son of
the late Governor ST Chadwick,
and is an Oregon boy who has gone
abroad and won distinction. His
term of four years as judge is ex-
piring. and during his sojourn at
Newport. Judge Chadwick received
intelligence that the republican con-
vention had adjourned without ma
king a nomination for a successor
for him, in consequence of which
he will have no opposition for the
e place. Five Oregon boys are judg-
es in Washington. two of them be-
ing justices of the supreme court.
If James Flett does his duty,
some tree along the road to Yachats
will shortly display the picture of
E. E. Wilson, with a full descrip-
ton under it, together with an offer
of $50 reward for his capture. AS
a joke, some of Lawyer wilson S
friends in this city, prepared the
picture and sent it to Mr.. Flett for
posting. They fancy that when
the Wilson-Johnson- -Bryson-Rennie
hunting party discover the picture
things will be doing. Some OF
them, are, however, wondering as
to consequences, if some derizen o.
the vicinity should take the joke
seriously, and proceed to capture
Edsin order to earn the reward.
In the disposition of the primes
shipped from Corvallis, Captain A
w. Rose is now running a peddlar'
cart in St. Louis, 1t will be re,
nernbered that Mr.. Rose wen
East with carload of prunes from
the D. Z. Rose orchard, the latte
part of June. The purpose of the
trip was to dispose of the produc'
IL
dealers, as had been successfully
done with a similar shipment il
previous years. When last heare
from. however, Mr.. Rose had me
with slow sale, and to hurry mat
tiers, had bought horse and cart
and gone to peddling.
-Si Bradley, the wellknowr
section foreman on the S. p i: