The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-01-28
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day for visit in Portland.
Miss Susie Dickey Is suffering
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Born Wednesday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Patty, son.
p. L. Kennedy of Woodburn,
was in Corvallis on business Tues
day.
Mrs. N. F. Gillespie returned
Thursday from a visit with her
sister at Amity.
Cecil Cathey was business
visitor in Salem Thursday. He
was accompanied as far as Albany
by Mrs. Cathey.
Robert Fisher returned to AL
bany Wednesday after visit in
Corvallis.
Lewis Simpson of Portland,
was the guest Thursday of his
brother-in-1aw. c. c. Chipman.
e. ]. Garrow leaves tonight
for California after a visit with
Corvallis relatives.
Royal Shaw an OAC student,
was an Albany visitor Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. B. A. Cathey and
daughter, Miss Marie, returned
Thursday from a weeks visit in
Eugene and Ha1sey.
Mrs. Jesse Moses and children
left Thursday for a few days visit
with relatives at Tangent.
&C. W. Adams arrived Wednes-
day from Columbia county, for a
few days visit with his family.
The drill hour at the college
has been changed from eight
o'clock in the morning to 4:1o to
$40 in the evening.
&C. F. Haw1ey arrived from
Portland Wednesday and was the
guest of friends until Thursday,
when he left for Forest Grove. Mr..
Hawley was once a student at OAC
ID. E. McAdams and family
arrived Tuesday from California.
He is to take charge Of the Lilly
hop yard, and residence is to be
erected Immediately at the hop
yard for use of the family.
"A special communication of
Corvallis lodge No "A, A. F. & A:
M. will be held Saturday evening
for the purpose of receiving M. w.
Grand Master Thos. Gray. All
Masons are cordially invited.
Walter Corbett has resigned
his position in the Elgin bakery,
and is to be engaged hereafter as
assistant in the postcfhce. Walter
is a fine young man, and has many
friends who wish him success.
The Lion Coffee Company
last fall offered prizes for the best
guesses on the presidential vote
Of the many prizes awarded. three
came to Corvallis, D. .. Berman
receiving two and Frank Thrasher,
one.
There has been trouble OF late
out at Beaver Creek among sheep
owners. Coyotes have been max
ing mutton of numerous lambs be-
longing to DR.. Lee and Dick Scott,
and residents of the locality are de-
claring vengeance on the pests.
The Junior Eudeavor of the
Presbyterian church were pleasant
ly entertained at the home of Miss
Mary Sutherland Friday evening.
Besides the Junior members there
were several other guests including
Rev. and Mrs. Bush, Mrs. J. H.
Harris, Miss Mildred Dwyer, Miss
Laura Chapman and Miss Agnes
Weber,
Representative Carter returned
to his legislative duties at the cap
ita1 Thursday morning, after at
absence of several days. He was
at the bedside of his wife, i'll in one
ofsthe towns of Western Washing
ton, where he was summoned by
wire last Friday.
The leading feature of Mahars
Bros. Ministries this season is A.
H. Damon, the 'fblack Paganini'
whose skill as musician has wor
the admiration of countless thous-
-ands by his achievements on the
violin, banjo and cello. of which he
is past master. Heretofore Da
mon has been heard only in con.
cert work and his addition to the