The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-06-01
-HeHry Ridders and wife were
Corvallis visitors Sunday.

-HeHFy KtdderS and W1fe were
Corvallis visitors Sunday.
Frank Groves arrived Monday
for q months stay with his mother
and other relatives.
"A week from next Sunday
isibaccalaureate day at the college.
Everyone should remember thel
date.
cards received in this city an
nornce the arrival sef Miss Ellen
chamberlin at Fortress Monroe,
Virginia.
Twenty five of.Albany's young
people composed jolly tallyho]
party that dined at Hotel Corvallis, 1
Monday evening.
DIR. Payne Of Portland was in
Our city yesterday looking after
the political interest of E. Q. Pot
ter.
Grover HeadT7ck is suffering
Efrom rather severe attack of I11eH-
|matism, and to make a pretense 'of
Ebeing about is all he is able to do.
Mrs Lulu Weber is visiting
Friends in this city preparatory to
going to Ashland to make her home
with her daughter. Miss Aileen,
who is teaching music in the South
eern Oregon Normal.
Next Saturday is the big pic
mic at Riders grove, which always
aattracts most of Corvallis citiEens'.
If the weata1erais favorable, it is
4<safe to say that Corvallis wall be
practically deserted Saturday, and
a good time is assured all who go
Ito the big grove on the Luakia-
mute.
The college band boys were
entertained by Mrs. S. n. Wilkins
MONDAY afternoon, after their re
turn from tine memorial e1Gcisessat
Crystal Lake, They were served
with lemonade and cake, and IN re
turn for the honor rendered several
musical selections for their hostess.
| The Federated Trades council
,of Portland, in connection withathe
Lewis & Clark FTaternal Bldg. AS
sociation, are to.give Mardi Gras
and festival, commencing On the
morning of June .28th, and CON
tinuing until the evening Of July
9th.
There was a business meeting
of the ladies', Coffee Club Monday
| night. The special feature of the
ievering was the election of officers
for the coming year. They are:
President, Mrs F. L. Miller; vice
president, Miss Lulu Spangler; see
retay, Mrs. F. A. Helm; treasurer,
Mrs. F. Berchto1d; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Sarah Moore; librarian,
Miss Gladys Moore; library commit
tee: Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Knisely
and Mrs. Selling
Miss Dorothea Mash, former
well known Corvallis girl, has beer
elected to the chair of music, in St.
Helen's Hall, Portland. A half
tone engraving of Miss Nash ap-
peared in Sundays issue of the
| Oregon Daily Journal, accompan-
Ided by the following sketch:
F"Miss Dofthea Nash, of Corvallis,
Oregon, has been elected to the
chair of music in St Helen's Hall
for the coming year. She received
her early training from her father,
Wallis Nash, in the Agricultural
college at Corvallis. Graduating
from the musical department there,
she received the chair of music,
which she held for two years. In
i 1900 she went to London, England,
where she studied for two years
eander Hartiwigson, a prominent
List H1pil. La 1902 she studied
in Ber1in with Mayer Mahr. She
gave much attention to theory and
sight reading, and was considered
remarkable by herinstructors. Dur
ing the past year she has occupied
the chair Of music and art in the
Monmouth State Normal school" +"
Albany Democrat: The Demo
crat man last night had the pleas
ure of taking drive to Corvallis
by the east side and back by the
west side, through a country for
which nature has done wonders.
Fall wheat is in splendid shape and
spring wheat is getting a promising
start. Corvallis free ferry is we'll
handled by J. E. Michael, a form
er Linn county man. and while it
looks primitive to Albany people
with their big steel bridge, it is a
great convenience. Corvallis this
week has been running over with
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