The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-21


Portland.
Miss Louise Gilbert left for
an extended visit with Salem rela-
tives Monday.
Mrs. Barrett returned to her
home near PhilomathSundayafter a
visit with Corvallis friends.
Mrs. Belle Cochran left Mon
day for her home in Walla Walla,
Washington, after a several weeks
visit with relatives in Corvallis.
&C. B. Ready and family now
occupy the Miss Kline house near
the public school, recently vacated
by Mr.. Peck.
Misses Lena and Lizzie Rid
ders have returned to their home
in Albany after a visit with Cor
wallis friends.
j. W. Ingle arrived Saturday
from San Francisco where the jury
in suit against him disagreed, six
to six.
Miss Mary Miller, Miss Sarah
Wilhelm, M. Wilhelm of Monroe,
and George Wilhelm of Junction
City, were Sunday visitors in Cor
wallis.
Miss Margaret Shea returns
to her home in Albany, today
after a several days visit with Cor
wallis friends.
Mrs. S. L. Kline left yester-
day for Portland. She is a dele
gate to a convention of the Ladies
Relief Corps convening in Oregon
City today.
Mrs. Waters is in Good Sa-
maritan hospital. She underwent
a surgical operation there last
Thursday. County Judge Waters
arrived from the bedside Monday,
bringing the intelligence that she
IS doing nicely, and that a rapid
recovery is anticipated.
Among Albanyites who at
tended the dedication of the bell at
the Catholic church Sunday, Mr..
and Dorgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Shea,
Mrs. O. Brien, Mrs. O'Neal, Mrs.
Ridder; Misses Adelaide Ridder
Julia Dorgan, Mary O'Nea1; Neal
v. Murray, Will Barrett. J. Wick
man, Ed Barrett, Ed Sullivan.
The War Department at
Washington has ordered Lieut..
Quin1an to leave o. A. c. and go
to the University of California as
military instructor next year. The
choice of the two places was open
to the Lieutenant before he came
to Corvallis, and he, took o. A. c.
He is anxious now to avoid the
change of his detail and has writ
ten the department requesting that
he be allowed to remain at Corval-
lis.
Physical Director Trine under
went an operation Monday for re-
moval of a piece of bone from his
chin. The spot has given him
months and months of terrible pain
and trouble in which he has suf.
fered most of the torments that
human flesh is heir to. Through
it all. he has plodded painfully on
with his duties at the college. de-
veloping besides his class work, a
track team supposed on all sides to
be the best the Northwest ever saw.
His friends and his physician hope
Mondays operation will afford re-
lief.
Inspector Green, the man who
was the pioneer in the investigation
of land frauds in Oregon was in
Corvallis the other day. He has
been in the government service
for more than 80 years. While
here he made trip to Philomath,
and interviewed parties out there.
Nobody knows, so far what was
his errand, but it is supposed to be
a sequel to the visit several months
ago of another inspector, who
made study for several days of
the Benton county recordsi especial
1y those records involved in timber
land operations.
The dedication of the new bell
at the Catholic church occurred
Sunday, Archbishop Christie con.
Quoting the service. There was a
sermon at II, attended by more
people than could enter the bnild-
ing. The dedication ceremonies
occurred at ago o'clock when large