The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-18

day for a weeks visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee
have returned from Portland.
IS. L. Eddy spent Sunday with
friends in Albany.
Student Will Lane spent Sun
day with relatives in Lane county.
Walter Kline arrived home
Sunday from a three weeks visit in
San Francisco.
Miss Bertha Henkle was the
guest yesterday of Brownsville
| friends.
Tom Nolan returned Sunday
after week visit in Portland.
Mrs. Sarah Elgin and son, re-
turned Sunday evening from few
days visit at the Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Kaupisch
have returned from Portland, after
having spent the past week in the
metropolis.
The Presbyterian Synod at La
Grande recommended an endow-
ment of $25, 900 for Albany college.
Don't fail to hear the sweet
contralto voice of Mrs. Norton in
col1ege'chapel Friday evening.
Fred Hills 'o5. visited college
friends last week. He1eft Monday
for his home near Eugene,
| Miss May Simpson of Port
land is the guest of the Misses
Davis.
Miss Minnie Wilson left Mon
day to attend the wedding of
friend at Forest Grove. She ex-
5 poets to be absent week.
. MIR. and Mrs. BREEDING have
!. arrived from Norton county, Kan
l sas, for visit with Benton re1a-
J. tives.
DIR. Clarence Henkle and wife
4 left Saturday for visit with friends
Y in Independence, enroute to their
}. home at Moscow, Idaho.
> Mrs. Joseph Wilson and child
ren are to leave soon for San Fran
cisco to join Mr.. Wilson, who is
n now employed in that city.
: Charles w. Adams of this city
d left Monday for an extended bus
ness trip through northern Califor-
e MIA.
R. G. Reynolds and family ar.
- rived from La Grande and moved
on Monday into the house two
4 doors south of the Catholic church
: No lover of good music should
l. miss the recital of Miss Nash and
Mrs. Norton in college chapel Fri
day evening. Each is an artist
: and artists are rarely heard in this
K city.
e, The piano recital Friday even
+. ing of Miss Nash, assisted by Mrs
" Norton, contralto begins promptly
er at SIS in college chapel. Don
+ fail to be in your seats at that hour
t Joseph Henkle, a graduate o
/ o. A. c. in the class of 'o5, arriv
I. ed hcme Friday evening from Ath
: ena. He will either re-enter col
IS lege for post graduate work or g
3 East TO Cornell
r Miss Ethel Hollister, Mis-
!, Nancy Campbell, Mrs. W. <. Bo
- hannon, Miss Cora Newton, Mrs
~ Mary F. Green go today as dele
8 gates to the meeting of the Congre
- gational Association which meet
IS y at Forest Grove from the seven
D teenth to the nineteenth.
, They were apparently a hus
th band, wife and two small childre
Id in town for look at the college
i'll incidentally they happened out o,
ly the football field while the secon
&C. team was bucking pretty vigorous
be 1y into the first "Oh come; let
CO." said she, IN a hysterlcal voice
" .1ets go; it's cruel; it scruel." F." &C,
,ir if you want to; ain t." said he en-
~ Enthusiastically; ''it's bully: it S bull
in go in there boys; go to 'em; eat 'et
be- up; eat EN- up" said he, wavin
re his hat and hurrying over to wher
60 the second teamers were deliver
a. ing another line rush. She and til
~ children went off alone
~. "A story that went the round
an on the street yesterday is that in
ba ternal changes are in process E
# Kline, Hooligan & Cos place {
+. business. The bar and the booz
have been taken off of the from