The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-31

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Horniug.
Ross Weimer and Worth Hen
~, former o. A. c. students. came
up Monday night from Stem to
visit Corvallis friends.
Miss Ida Shupp has gone to
Portland for visit. During her
absence, Miss Sophia Elgin is
clerking in the Elgin bakery.
Miss Ollie Skipton arrived
Monday from Salen, to spend
Memorial day with Corvallis
friends.
Mrs. M. Gleason of Albany is
the guest of Corvallis friends. She
returns home tomorrow.
Mrs. G. A. Houck and
children of Eugene are guests of
Mrs. D. O.. Houck, in Corvallis.
Another large shipment of tel
ephones arrived at the Independent
Office in this city yesterday. The
new switch board is expected daily
! from the East.
David Graham, last year s
manager of the U. of 0. football
team, was in Corvallis Saturday
with the contingent that accompau-
| led the track team.
"A. w. Moses is daily expected
to arrive from Nevada for a visit
with Corvallis relatives. He, is in
the government service.
! Corvallis is soon to have an
other grocery store. It is to be
built in the near future by MAC
cabee Bill'' Taylor, on his proper
ty in the western part of town.
The dimensions are 22 by 26 feet,
and the contract has been let to
Newton Adams.
There was an election of Coffee
Club officers in their hall Monday
afternoon, with the following re-
suit; president, Mrs. Sarah Moore;
vice president, Mrs. M. S. Wood
cock; secretary, Mrs. F. A. Helm;
assistant secretary, Mrs. George
Irvine; treasurer, Mrs. F. Berch-
told.
AT the home of the bride S
parents, near Shedds, Sunday, oc'
Cured the marriage of Clarence
Vidito of Corvallis, and Miss Elsie
Dilley. The couple stood under a
beautiful floral bell, while the cere-
mony was performed. Other dec
orations in the room were ropes Of
ivy. A number of intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vidito will be at home in
Corvallis after today.
The seniors at the college
/ have been busy for weeks with
! preparation of the annual play,
rendered always at Commencement
time. The production for this
year will be can Interrupted Honey
noon spirited comedy with ex-
cellent situations and much of the
1udicrous and humorous thrown il
along with the interesting plot
Mrs. B. w. johnson is in charge
of the production and drill ha:
been in progress for weeks and will
continue to be incessant and exact.
ing. The date is June 18th, and tht
place, the opera house.
In his trip from Gold Hill Il
Corvallis, John M. Osburn, whe
arrived several days ago, made TIT
journey by private conveyance
The distance is $50 miles and th,
journey was made in a little more
than five days, or nearly so mile
per day. All this, by a man WHOM
Eastern physicians said severa
years ago couldn't live longer OF
account of his asthma, is accounted
by friends very good showing
Osburn is in better health an:
strength now than in years.
Speaking of strenuosity, thai
displayed by two young ladies o
. Corvallis last Saturday is seldom
equa1led. They were Misses JOSIE
and Edna Fullerton, both schoo
marms. and their stunt was a tri'
to Alsea on their wheels. The,
left Corvallis in the morning ane
all went well until they struck th'
; mountains and here the recent rain
had left the roads in terrible con
dition for cyclers. The girls hat
to walk eleven miles of the way ane
push their wheels through the niue
but they were equal to the task ant
:. arrived in time for the evening pro