The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-09

E. K. Bryson.
Sam Eddy, of Kings Valley, is
the new salesman in Mornings
grocery.
August Hodes and family
leave today for weeks visit at the
Fair.
"A warehouse license was issu-
ed Thursday by Clerk Moses to J.
P. Logan of Kings Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Proeb-
stel left for Portland Thursday for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Horner and daughters
went to Portland yesterday morning
for few days at the Fair.
R. J. Moses has been busi-
ness visitor in Portland since
Thursday. He is expected home
today.
Arthur Belknap is clerking at
the J. R. Simpson hardware this
week during sthe absence, at the
Fair, of Vance Taylor.
Miss Mary Sutherland leaves
Monday for Portland. to attend the
interstate prohibition contest, and
to attend the Fair.
County Surveyor Thomas
Jones and family returned Tuesday
evening f1om two months vaca-
ton at Seaside.
Services at the Episcopal
church Sunday at 4 a. IN. and 7.3o
by Rey. F. 7. Simpson. Every
one welcome.
Misses Eva and Mildred Starr
returned Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with Mr., and Mrs.
Perry Van Fleet in Portland.
The regular meeting Of the
K. O. T. M. occurs next Wednes-
day evening, and members are
urged to be present in full force.
Mrs. G. A. Danneman and
daughters, Carrie and Bessie, ar
rived home Wednesday from Glen,
Eastern Oregon, where they spent
the summer.
N. Wilkinson, who with his
family is enjoying vacation outing
at Newport, was in Corvallis
Thursday, looking after business
matters.
Rev. and Mrs. Clay Starr Of
klamath are guests of Corvallis
relatives. They arrived Thursday
and will remain until after Confer
ence.
Mrs. Laura Ireland, who grad
uated from o. A. G. in the class oi
81, accompanied by her son, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Berch
told. Mrs. Ireland resides at Bel
lingham, Washington.
DIR. A. c. Sickle, the widely
known coach of the O. A. c. foot
: ball team. passed through Alban,
on yesterday mornings overland
enroute to Portland, where he goe
for look at the Fair. He will al
rive in Corvallis today.
George Herbert Root, captai,
of the football team and Kennel
Cooper, right end, are reported t
be in Portland, and are expected i
Corvallis today. Ray Walker
to arrive Tuesday. The latter par
of next week will see the town flu
of students, old and new.
Thomas Stacy and bride no,
occupy the w. P. Miner residenc
= on Third street. The youn
5 people were married in Alban
Wednesday evening, the bride be
, ing Miss Catherine Hanson. MI
: Stacey is employed at the J. R
Smith hardware store.
| NSVs odo E1ll l.. vi CSu dI
: to leave Wednesday for Seattle
e where they are to attend a meetiu
S of the American Board, the oldes
!. missionary society known in th
United States. This is the frs
meeting to be held by the Board Q
the Pacific coast, and it is locke
forward to with intense interest
those who are to attend the Sc
sions. Mr.. and Mrs. Green will
! absent nearly a week.
a Freddie, the five year old Sc
D of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Feese, WI
: has been seriously i'll for five weel
with typhoid fever, is slowly in
proving and is now considere
: practically out of danger. Harole
: : the eldest child, however, was tai
en- i'll the first of the week and
now confined to his bed with th
same ailment. Much sympathy