The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-09
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LOCAL LORE.
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-Mre Hardin s.convalescent from
an attack of pneumonia.
Seventy marriage licenses were
issued 10 Benton last year.
Mrs. o. B. Conner is seriously
Ill at her home 10 Jobs Addition.
Cedar shingles, Stars. for rale at
the Corvallis Saw Mill, at S1.75 per
thousand.
Mrs. A. G. Schmitt returned We'd
nesday from holiday visit with her
parents 10 Albany.
Among new students at the col
lege are MIR. Havely of The Dalles and
Mr.. Wygant of Toledo.
Misses Carrie and Bessie Dame
man have returned from visit with
their father 10 Eastern Oregon.
-Geer e Henkle left Thursday Tor
an exter DID visit with his son Ray
moud Henkle at San Jose, California.
Regular services at the M. E..
church South, tonorrow morning and
evening. Sunday School at 10 a. N.
Services at the United EvaDgel-
tcal church tomorrow at the usual
hours, the pastor occupying the pull
pit.
-Hon. M. A. Miller Of Lebanon de-
live red a lecture Tuesday evening be-
fore the Modern Wocdmen of this
city.
r. P. Morgan left yesterday to
look after business inter ssts in Texas
His stay may ex'epd over several
months.
The Driver lectures, which were
to have begun tomorrow In the Merh-
odist church, have been postponed for
one week.
There will be special meeting of
Corvallis Lodge Nc. IA A. F. g. A. M.
Saturday evening, Jan. 9th. Work In
NJ. NJ. degree.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Layman cf Wood
burn, arrived Thursday and Is guest
at the home of her daughter, NJ p.
Frank L. Moore.
Andrew Hansep, who has been a
guest at the county poor farm, has
been discharged on the ground that
he is resident of Lane
Miss Hattie Potts is dangerously
III at her home in Jobs Addition.
Members of the order OF Lions are
requested to call and see her.
MIR. Goodwin who resides next
door south Of J. L. Underwood's In
Jobs addition. Is suffering with a
violent attack OF pneum mia,
The residence property Of N L.
R4ber Is undergoing a course Of re-
pairs. Among other improvements
is an addition to the north side.
Mrs. s. N. wilkins has issued in-
vitatiops for tea this afternoon from
2:3O to 5. The function is 10 honor
of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Wigle.
"A. L. Wigle, down from Prineville
to attend the National Livestock con-
veutinn next week at Portland, arriv-
ed yesterday and is gueet at the
Wilkins home.
The First Spiritual Union OF Cor
Wallis will hold services tomorrow In
Barrett Lyceum. Doors open at 2-3l
Service at p. m. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to'all.
Alice TulleY OF the vicinity Of
Monroe, has executed deed TO strip
of land for use as county road. The
consideration In the deed Is $105
which is the coat Of the land. ~
The will Of The late Gustav Hodes
has been filed for probate. 1t devices
property aeRregatipg $4,000, and Hu-
bert Hodes and Mira. Denman are the
legatees. Mrs. Denman is appointed
executIix.
On account of the National Live
stock, Wool and Fruit growers As
sociations, the S. P Company will
sell round trip tickets January 10th
and 11th to Portland and return at
$3.50 up..to the 18th.
Corvallis Baptists, Congregation
allsts and Presbyterians are joining
forces in a week of prayer this week
The climax of the series Is to be In an
evening union meeting at the Prssby,
terian church tomorrow night.
The rustic and nearly all the
shingles are now on the new dwelling
house that Clarence Chapman is build.
ing 10 the block north OF the county
court house. The improvement Is ar
addition to the old house and Is 20 by
% feet, comprising two new rooms or
the first and three on the second floor
Miss Della Barnhart, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barnhart. and J
o. Sutton, formerly of Salem, but now
of San Francisco, were married at the
residence of the brides parents In this
city Monday evening. The happy
couple left the following day for Sar
Francisco, where they are to reside.
The annual meeting of the mem
. bers, of the Oregon Fire Relief Asso.
ciation will be held at McMinnville or