The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-20
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There are some $3.50 shoes
being sold for s. at Kline's.
IS. L. Kline is selling worsted
remnants at remarkably low figures.
Mrs. Tiedeman of Portland,
is the guest of her daughter, Miss |
Kate Tiedeman.
Miss Dolly Fouts of Ciatska-
nine is the guest of Misses Verna
Pansy Peters.
Fred Nelson, OF Portland. has
been the guest of Corvallis friends
this week.
Mrs. Lucy Dickey and family
moved Saturday into the cottage one
door south of the Gardner studio.
Misses Mary Sutherland and
Maybe1' Ready returned Monday
evening, after a brief visit with
Albany friends.
Mrs. Ed Cummings left Sum
day for Portland, where Mr.. Cum
mings has purchased shop and 10
Gated in the barber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ingram left
yesterday for their home at Hills
boro, after visit with relatives in
Corvallis and Monroe.
Miss Adelaide Greffoz is ex-
pected from Po'tland in few days
for an extended visit with Corvallis
friends.
The family of Conductor Web
st er passed westward throu sh Cor
wallis Monday, enroute to Newport
for summer outing.
Prof. Covell and family leave
the last of the week for their usual
summer outing. They are to camp
this year at Belknap Springs.
Mrs. Lige Bennett arrived Mon
day from Portland and is the guest
of friends for a few days. She is
enroute to Newport for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Avery, who has
long held the position of dressma-
ker at the college has resigned thu
place and removed to Portland.
She left yesterday.
Gabriel Long is soon to erect
six room cottage in Jobs Addition,
Just west of the Clum Read resi-
dence. The contract has been let
to Adams Brothers, and the struc-
ture is to be completed by the first
of September.
DIR. Robert J, Wilson. brother
ofJ.O. and LII, of Benton, is now
chief of the department of disinfec-
ticn in New York City, a position
of large respon sibility and good pay.
He is also lecturer ON the subject
Of disinfaction in ona CT the New
York medical colleges.
IA iC(S PtlcA was SiNSh last
night at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Carrick, in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Altmaa who are to leave the last of
this week for Salem, to reside. A
large crowd was in attendance, and
the occasion was most pleasant, al
though feeling of sadness ming
led withathe gayety, because of the
loss from Corvallis lodge, church.
and social circles OF DR.. Altman
and family.
"A sight on Main street Mon
day forenoon that caused a broad
grin, was George Cathey on his mo-
tor cycle. speeding UP street with
four carts strung out behind, each
cart carryiog ffom one to two small
boys, and all wagons fastened to 3
strong cord. The four small vehi-
cles seemed only to strike the high
places as the motor cycle flew along,
but the delight of the riders was
plainly manifested on each beanling
countenance as the small boys clung
desperately to. their seats.
Miss GIeta Harrington has just
returned from Huron, South Dakota,
where for the past year she has been
studying instrumental music. Prof.
Taillantler has been her instructor,
and under his tutelage Miss Har-
rington has made great progress,
Prof. Taillantier is to be the prinei-
pal of the piano department at OAC
next year, taking the place made
vacant by the resignation of Prof.
Mordaunt Goodnough, who has ac-
cepted position at the Western
Academy of Mi1sic of portland