The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-10

suffering tor a week with an attack
of appendicitis. is much improved.
After a brief visit in Corvallis,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hall left
Thursday for Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. De Var
ney are to arrive from Portland to-
morrow for a visit of a day or SO
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Johnson.
Miss Belle Mattley, who is en-
gagged in teaching school at va
quina City, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at home.
There will be no service, ex.
cept G. E. meeting at 7 P. m. in
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day. Union service with the Con-
gregational church at P. m.
Fred Foster arrived Thursday
from Southern Oregon. His fam
lily occupies the Marshall Miller
house near the Southern Pacific
station, and the young people at
tend college. After commence
ment, all will leave for home.
An interesting meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church occurred at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Smith Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Lum, a mission
cry to her travels. There was a
programme, refreshments and a
pleasant afternoon.
AT the United Evangelical
church the Sunday.schoo will be
at GAS instaad Of 10 a. m. and no
preaching service on account of the
Baccalaureate sermon at the col
lege. The evening services will be
as usual with preaching at 8 P. m.
by the pastor, c. 7. Hurd.
BY invitation of the Trustees
of Albany College. Rev. NJ. S.
Bush, pastor of the Presbyterian
church will deliver the annual ad-
dress to the young people next
Sunday evening. It will be a
union service of all the churches OF
Albany and will be held in the
M. E. church.
Exercises in the Armory Wed.
nesday afternoon attracted a large
crowd of people. The OCCASION
was the closing work in Miss Craw.
ford's physical culture classes
which were in fact, the final exam.
ination. The gallery was crowded
with spectators, and an overflow
crowd jammed the main entrance.
The various evolutions by the
young ladies were the subject oi
much favorable comment.
Half fare is all that. it is te
cost to make the trip to Salem and
return tomorrow to see the big four
cornered track meet. The rate fol
the round trip is $1.35, all provided
that 100 persons go, and the indi
cations now are that far more thai
the requisite number will make ths
journey. The Cadet band is to b<
in the excursion, and will furnish
music during the meet. The ex'
cursionists leave via the $50 G. &
E. train in the morning, and return
by the train which reaches Corval
lis at 10 o'clock in the evening,
The meet takes place at the Fail
| Grounds at two O'Clock p. m.
midsummer Nights Dream
is to be given on the college camp
US at four o'clock Monday after,
noon, weather permitting. An at
tempt last Saturday at an open ali
rendition of the well known play
was interfered with by showers
Instead of an outdoor performance
the players and their audience at 3
delightful spot on Oak Greek, i'm
provised a play house out of an ole
barn in which the play was render
ed. At the request Of various pso
pie, Miss Crawford has consented
to give the play again, and it vii
with the assistance of the weather
clerk, be given Monday evening or
the campus. Later, on account o
the sickness Of two of the players,
the play will not be produced.
The brooder house and con
tents on the F. L. Miller poultry
farm near town was destroyed b!
fire Thursday night. The con
tents consisted of about $50 chick
month old, three brooders,
small quantity of Oil for heating
purposes and a quantity of chicken
feed. The house was 1o by rs ane
was not valuable. The whole los.
aside from the chickens is not il
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