The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-25
-Chauncey Bishop OF Salem, spent
SUNDAY 10 CoIvsllis

SUNDAY 10 CoIVSIiis.
-Mfs. A. O. Dea ing of Portland
|spens Saturday W tn her husband in
this city.
-Mrs. NJ. L. Bledsoe, of Chico, Cal
ifornia, Is visiting Corvallis and other
Benton county relatives.
j. Wuestfeld on NJ ,nday, accom-
panied Dick z ha 10 aBe iattei's Aisea
home for week's outing.
Mics Eta Smith, an o. A. C. grad
uate, Is assisting bebind the eouGter
10 the Miner s. We,lshtr etore, this
week.
Mrs. Htl-n Ewing ard Charles
Mays If Portland. arrived Motday
aud arr guests of Miss Anna Ewing
aud Ere E.ing at OAC.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Ball returUed
to theic home in Buena Vista Sunday
after few days visit with their son
west OF rown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leach Of Harris
burg, returned Sunday TO their home,
afttr a few days visit to. Corvallis
relatives.
"A. F. Peterson is improving the ap-
pearance Of his resideuce 10 the north
western part of town, by the applica-
tlon OF fresh coat Of paint.
Mrs. A. Z. Miner continues very
III at her home on Washington street.
1t Is now thought that her ailment is
typhoid fever.
-Cavort Brothers. of Arkansas,
are guests at the HON. cf Rev. and
Mrs. P. A. Moses. The gentlemen
were fellow students ef Rev. Moses,
and are friends of ioug stanaing.
The Mrs. b. c. Miller residence
on Ninth street Is rapidly nearing
completion. The shingl.s are all on,
and the enifice has already received
the pIiming coat OF paint. Adams
Bros. are in charge Of the job.
| -Alva Newton. residing about three
miles west of this city, suff red sun
stroKe Friday afternoon. For time
his condition was serious, and a ply
sician was summoned, but Monday the
patient was apparently as we'll as
ever.
Mrs. NJ. J. Iugram was in town
Monday. While here she leased the
Hershner property on Fourth street
and will take up her residence 10 this
city the coming Autumn. Mrs. In
gram is the mother Of MI III Wellshel
| The Coffee Club picnic scheduled
for next Saturday afternoon is to oc-
cur 10 Avery's Grove near Mdry's riv.
er bridge. In case the weather is un-
members will meet at the City Hall.
| 10 honor of the 10Th birthday o1
DR.. L. Flint, there was a pleasant time
on the lawn at the Barrett Lyceum
Sunday. Instead Of the regular ser,
mon there was kind of picnic, with
many invited guests and sumptuoue
dinner under the trees.
The upveiling of the Mrs. vii,
liam Buchahan monum ent In Crystal
Lake cemetery js to occur June 55h
Ladies of the Circle lodge are now
|practicing for the beautiful and i'm.
pressive ceremony that will take
place. The fair will be public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kiger and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Elgin composed a Sc
lecr picnic party that epent Sunday iI
a jolly manner. Armed with fishing
Ipoles and lunch baskets they enjoyed
the shade and anpled for suckers in 6
stream west of town, until the shades
began to lengthen In the evening.
During the week past Jesse vii y
shipped to parties in various parts O
the state ten head Of horses, consist
ing OF draft, drawing aud saddle an
imals. A well-bred horse known al
Jim Click, went to member of tht
Hunt Club, In Portland. His owner
will certainly make sw. II appearance,
for any handicap in that mans make
up will easily be compensated 10 tht
build and style of the horse.
i There was election of officers anG
Q general good time at the Rebekaf
lodge last night. The reports of tn,
delegates who attended the grand as
sembly of the order at Astoria, wer,
cad. and several visitors were pres
ent from other towns. The new off
cels are: Noble grand, Ella Munday
vice grand, Clara Dixon; secretary
Lillian Ranney; treasurer, Mrs. Emor.
Allen.
The Senior excursion Saturday
was financial success, while the 10,
OF the occasion was unalloyed. Th
, day proved ideal, except that tn
, breeze on the beach was rather stiff
From Albany there was perhaps eigh
or ten passengers. at the Corvallis de
: pot 274 tickets were sold, not includ
ing the o. A. @. band, which number
ed Is pieces, and at Philomath 46 pas
sengers boarded the train. Their
were three coaches, and the excursion
left Corvallis promptly at 6 a. NJ, re
i, turning at ten p. N. The seniors ar
: to be congratulated on the perfect car
rying out Of all their plans, and the en
tire success of the affair from start t
tinish.
: A Corvallis younp lady took ad