The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-12

Public Interest.
Miss Ethel Berman left Thurs
day for a week at the Fair.
Clifton Macarthur of Rickreall
was in wnfor an hrur yesterday.
Mrs. H. c. Barnell and two
daughters arrived home Wednes-
day from a six weeks visit to the
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Williams
of Youngstown, Ohio, have arrived
for a visit with Miss Helen Holgate
and other Cor Wallis friends.
Miss Til1man has arrived from
Portland and is assisting in the
camp meeting. services, being a
contralto singer of no mean ability.
Percy Clark, a popular o A c
student, has gone to Nevada to en-
gage in work in the mines. He
left Wednesday and will not return
to this city.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Mert, Clark left
Thursday for Portland, whence,
after a couple Of days at the Fair,
they leave for their home at Baker
City. They have for 10 days
been guests of Corvallis relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. De Var
ney arrive Wednesday
from Portland, Mr.. De Varney to
accompany a party of friends on a
hunting trip, while MIS-. De.
Varney visits Corvallis friends.
Cecil Irwin, who has for some.
time been at Hot Springs for the
benefit of her health, resumed her
position this week as one of the
operators in the Independent tele'
phone office.
DIR. A. c. Sickle, who is tc
coach the o A c football team this
fall, is to arrive in Portland about
there visiting the Fair, until college
opens.
Prof, Covel1 came out Tuesday
from Newport. accompanying his
mother and sister on their start or
the homeward bound trip. He
returned to the Nye Creek cottage
Thursday.
Mrs. and Miss Covel1. mothel
and sister of Prof. Covell, left
Thursday for their homes in Penn
sylvania and New York respective.
ly. They have been guests ii
their son and brother for the pas
four weeks.
Services in Episcopal Church
conducted by Rev. D. E. Holt ot
Woodland California. Evening
service Saturday at p. M Morn
ing service Sunday at II a. m
with Holy Communion. Evening
services at s P. IN. Sunday Wei
come to all.
Mrs, Smith and little son oi
Los Angeles have been guests a
the Spangler home for a week,
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Nora Speidel and during he1
childhood was resident of Ger
wallis. This is her first visit te
this city for twelve years.
Judge Harris handed dowu &
decree in the Benton circuit cour
on the 9th, in the matter of appli
cation of S. S. Train and J. 4
Whitney to register title to land il
Benton county. The case is th'
fourth Of the kind to reach compile
ton in this county.
People desiring to keep stud
ents during the coming school yea
will do we'll to call up or address c
L. Shepard at the college as hi
is compiling list of such place.
for the Information Bureau con
Quoted by the Young Mems Christ
ian Association. Information fror
those wishing boys to work fo
their board, or having any worl
for students is especially desirable
Cal. Brown and wife and Gee
Saxton, wife and sister have re
turned from a three weeks outin
at Yachats. While enroute tn
rig upset pitching the occuI
ants over an embankment with th
wagon on top of all. With the ez
ception of a few scratches there wer
no injuries sustained, but it we
little less than a miracle tha
members of the party were not xii
ed outright.
&C. D. Minton. editor OF tt
Northwest Poultry Journal and ci,
cu1ation manager of the Pacifi
Homestead, has been appointe
commissioner for Oregon by tt
poultry department of the Lew
and Clark exposition. Mr.. Mimic
will have full charge of the pou1tl
exhibit from this state and will pr