The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-01


s Mrs. o. A. Danneman left Tues
day fer several weeks stas at Glenn
Born. Monday, to Mr., aud Mrs.
Ira Bodine, of Corvallis, a daughter.
Mics Florence Wicks leaves Mon
day to enter the Good Samaritan hog
pital.
Father Springer returned yes
terday from brief business trip to
Per land. :
Mrs. Rldders and son Joseph,
Of WeIls, were Corvallis visitors. this
week.
After a visit with Ccrvallis friepds
Mrs. Bert Apgar returned Tuesday
to her home in Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Porter.
have arrived for "a short Visit with
iheir parents.
IA business yiaitor In Corvallis
Wednesday was W. q. Burkhart Of
Salem.
Is Among those on the sick list In
Corvallis this week are Mrs. Schick
and Mrs. Hansell.
Thursday Jesse Levin arrived
from Cottage Grove, for visit with
his sister, Mrs. M. T. Siarr.
"A guest this week of Mrs. E. W.
s. Pratt is Mrs. Ewing Of Blodgett,
forme rly Corvallis resident. A@ -
"A marriage license was Issued
Tuesday to Walter Newton and Emma
Parker, both Of efYPhilemath. AZ i.
Visitors with Corvallis relatives
Wednesday and Thursday were Mr..
ard Mrs. G. B. Starr OF Monroe.
z~-s For one day this week, Mrs. Hi
lam Gould of NeWberg was the guest
OF her son and family In Corvallis.
Fer visit with relatives In this
city, Ben Eigin came up from Carl
ton Wednesday. He will return the
'frstsof next week S. / -. !
MIR. and MIS-. S. a. Baldwin of
Independence were guests Tuesday
apdg Wednesday OF, MI, apd1 Mrs.
Harley Hail. : = - ' : q I ~ sSs :
The Albany wagon bri5ge, which
was closed for several days for re-
pairs, vas rec pened to traffic Thurs
day morning.
"A barn belonging to George
Scott Of Philomath burned Monday
night. The loss was about $500, with
Mrs. Senger has arrived from
Portland to Join her husband here.
Mr.. Sanger has fur some time oper-
ated, "a shoe shop on Main street.
Mrs. William Edwards, formerly
Miss Carrie Baldwin of Corvallis,
is 90 visit to her sister, Mrs. Maur-
fee Senders at Albany. Her home is
now al indianapolis. sfk
On business pertaining to. the
proposed new train service between
Corvallis aud Albany, j. K. Weather
ford was Corvallis vi.ltor Wednes-
| day.
Mrs. D. S. Cameron who with
her husband formerly Ie5ided in Cor
Wallis, where she Is remembered by
many friends, is lying at the point OF
death at her home 10 Por,lard. Her
,ailment Is consumption. Ry>
james Heron Of Irish Bend was
in Corvallis Wednesday, and disposed
OF his hop crop at % cents per pound
A supply ofhandsome new furniture
was taken out when Mr.. Heron re-
turned home.
!, THE Salem Journal has figured
| out that red clover pays S24 an acre
In Oregon, Logan berries, $3.50, straw
berries. $156, grapes. $500 to $400
alfalfa. $50, thirtyeight COW dairy
1000 per year, onions. 81 900 to ST..
500sindicattng that there IL money IL
other things than wheat. - -
| Two nice rooms 10 the First Ma.
! tional Bank building have been flied
up for the Corvallis Business College
The college is now Ia q session. The
Night school meets on 4 Tuesday and
/ Friday evenings :of each week. In
/ struction isa given In shorthand
bookkeeping. penmauship, type writ
ing, letter writing ard rapid calculs
tions. Prof, L. W. ,Karlen, grad
uate OF the famous Zsnerian College,
of Columbus, Ohio, has charge Of the
penmauship. a. :
so little and big Toys suits at rs
and so cents on the dollar. A SIC
suit for SIS. These are last sea-
sons goods but the styles are el'
most the same as this years styl S.
). = ~ At Kline's.
NEGLECTED COLDS.
Every part of the mucous membrane
the nose, throat. ears, head and lungs
etc, are subjected to disease and bligh