The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-12-31

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Portland friends this week.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed FELTON,. Jr., daughter.
Miss Mabel Withycombe is
visiting Portland friends this week.
Miss Rose Chipman is spend
ing the holidays in Portland.
Jack G. Kilpack left for Port
land Wednesday, after weeks
visit with friends.
Albany Herald: Prof. E. R.
Lake of OAC. spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Albany on business.
Albany Herald: J. w. Craw-
ford of Corvallis, was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. E. Andrews was called
to Portland Monday by the serious
illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schmidt
of Albany were Corvallis visitors
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
of Phi1omath, and Miss Thia John
son of Corvallis, went to Newport
this week for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Grove A. Peterson has
returned to Portland for further
treatment in a hospital. Her all
ment is cancer of the stomach.
The upstairs rooms of the Bert
Thompson building on Main street
are being fitted up for photograph
gallery by the owner.
Rev. T. S. Handsaker and
family are visiting at the home of
E. S. Hornady. They are to
pass through Corvallis the coming
week, on their way to Hood River.
The Misses Thella and Leatha
Rickard entertained twenty of their
friends at their home on 18th and
Harrison streets last Friday even
ing.
Albany Herald: Rev. M. S.
Bush of Corvallis, was among the
visitors in this city yesterday to
attend the sessions of the VILLAIN
cite Presbytery. He returned home
on the evening train.
congregational church: Sun
day, Jan Sunday school at 10
a. m. Service communion and re-
ception of members at II a. m. G.
E. at 6:3o. Evening service at
1890. A new year service.
j. E. Farmer went to Port
land Thursday to be present at a
meeting of railroad officials, the
purpose of the gathering being a
discussion of and arrangements for
special rates to the Lewis & Clark
Fair next spring.
Marion F. Wilkes, former
popular student of OAC, returned
to Corvallis few days ago after a
two years absence in Colorado
He will re enter college. He once
played guard on the OAC football
team.
The c. & E. announces a one
fare rate for round trip for the hol
idays. One half rate for children
but no tickets will be sold less thar
rs cents. Tickets will be good go
ing to all points from the 10Th to
goth, and for return up to January
9TH inclusive.
Rev. F. L. Moore of Cottage
Grove. was in Corvallis Wednes
day and Thursday Since leaving
this city. Mrs. Moore has suffered
an attack of appendicitis, and fear.
are entertained that an operation
may yet be necessary.
notwithstanding the departure
of Rev. Handsaker, there will con
tinue to be regular service at the
Christian church. Ministers are t.
be provided from the Eugene Di
vinity school. Dean c. E. Sander
son is to fill the pulpit tomorrow
both morning and evening at the
usual hours.
Albany Democrat: Capt. Johr
L. Griffith, of the Albanies for two
years. has accepted a position il
the bookkeeping department of The
Oregonian. and will begin work the
first of the year. He expects t.
retire from football after playing
in probably two hundred game.
during the past ten years.
On December 18th the man,
friends of Mrs. Martha Porter gath
cred at her residence six mile.
south west of Philomath, to cele