The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-15
Preaching at Mt. View Sunday

Preaching at Mt. View Sunday
at ago P. m.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Lenger are
visiting in Albany.
Louis Fischer returned to Sill
verton Wednesday, after a visit
with Corvallis relatives.
Donald Graham, who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs: G. R.
Farra, left Wednesday for his home
at Grants Pass.
After a three weeks visit at
the Withycombe home, Miss Flor
ence Tongue left Wednesday for
Hillsboro.
"A number of the pupils of Miss
Edna Finley rendered her a pleas.
ant surprise party Wednesday ev-
ening. The participants number
ed twenty-five.
"A new cement pavement is
nearing completion along the south
side of the residence property Of
Councilman Colbert.
Miss Nellie Cameron returned
yesterday from a six weeks visit
with relatives in Portland and
in Eastern Oregon.
Rev. George B. Van Waters,
re~ctorsof'St. David's church, Port
land, will be the preacher at the
Episcopal church this evening at
7.3o.
-Clem King and family arrived
Tuesday from Occur d. Alene and
are guests for a week of Benton
relatives. They are enroute to
California to spend the winter.
Miss Meeker, who has been for
more than a year stenographer in
the law Office, of E. R. Bryson, has
resigned to accept a position in
an abstract Office at Roseburg.
M. c. Miller arrived home
Wednesday from Ridgefeld, Wash.
where he had been for Several days
on business. He also made stops
at various other towns along the
line.
"A surprise party in honor of
her 18th birthday was given
Mrs. Mary Thompson yester-
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. M. Nolan. The
occasion was IN st pleasant for all.
"A. ]. Jenkins of Philomath has
filed a timber entry on SO acres of
land west Of Philomath, and Henry
Schafer a homestead entry on 80
acses southwest of Philomath. Both
filings were made Tuesday.
Wednesday night in their hall
the United Artisans of this city are
to hold a great meeting. 1t is a
district affair, including the lodges
of Albany, Corvallis and Wells,
and several supreme officers are to
be present. About 80 candidates
for membership in the local lodge
are to be initiated, and candidates
to be put through the ordeal. "A
banquet will be a feature of the
evening.
Mrs. Lrgsden, mother of the
Logsden brothers who reside north
of Corvallis. fell down the length Of
a stairway at her home in Albany
the other day and sustained a tract
ure of the shoulder blade. She is
an aged lady, and the effect of such
a fall in her Ease is serious. R. A
Logsden and family OF Benton have
spent most of the time since the &C
cident at the bedside.
The Water Works engineers
passed through Philomath yester
day, bound East, making the fna
location of the pipe lire. The lint
passes through the principal stree
of the town, and will afford extra
ordinary opportunity for fire pro
lection, as good or better than will
be available, from the standpoint
of pressure, for the principal street
in Corvallis. Philomath is forum
ate, for the privilege comes to hel
without a dollar of original invest
ment, while Corvallis is spending
$4,000 for it.
Tomorrow evening, in thei
hall the members of the Moder1
Woodmen of America are to hold
rousing meeting, with the lodges o
Monroe and Phi1omath in attend.
ance as guests of honor. Candi
dates for initiation are to be
brought in from the visiting lodge
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