The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-07-08
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Portland, Wednesday.
Mrs Alex Rennie visited Al
bany relatives over Sunday.
Miss Essie Adams is again on
duty in the store of ]. H. Harris.
An adjourned term of the cir
cult court is to be held tomorrow.
Bert Pilkington was a passeng-
er for Portland on Mondays early
train. @7e -.
-John Withycombe left Monday
for visit with his parents at Port
land.
Miss Pauline Kline is the guest
in Portland of her brother Moses.
Superintendent Denman dellv-
cred the Fourth of July address at
Alsea yesterday.
Mrs. Lowe, of Oklahoma, is
visiting with her son, J. G. Lowe Of
the Independent Telephone Co.
The commissioners court
m eets today for the auditing Of
bills. .-..-...,z.-.
R. Billings and bride expect
to leave today or tomorrow for
their future home at Ashland.
Clarence Wiitesides and
George Cooper returned Wednes-
day from visit at the Fair.
Attorney Risley of Albany at
tended circuit court in Corvallis,
Thursday.
Rev. P. A. Moses has been
appointed to supply the Albany
M. E.church South and will preach
there every two weeks.
Mrs. George w. Irvine and
little daughter left Thursday for a
ten days visit with relatives and
friends at Ha1sey.
"A fire permit was issued
Thursday to E. E. Hartsock. 1t
is the third taken out thus year at
the Benton county clerks Office.
Mrs. w. D. jerks and child
ren arrived Thursday from Tan
gent for a visit with Mrs. Jenk' S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Moses.
Mrs. c. P. Welden, of Gilroy,
California, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. S. B. Bane The lady is to
visit the Exposition while in this
section. ...a.
While in town Thursday,
Mrs. Persinger of Bellefountair
lost a handbag containing about
500 in money and checks. The
property was found and restored to
the owner by A. E. Mallow.
The Rebekahs are to install
officers at their hall Monday night:
Miss Grace Huff, is noble grand;
Miss Lillian Ranney, vice grand;
Z Miss Gladys Moore, secretary; and
Miss Sarah Jacobs, district deputy,
Albany Democrat:-J. H
Templeton, the foot ball player
who recently graduated from the
U. o. o. has entered law Office ii
Seattle. Ray Goodrich, another U
of 0. graduate and football player
will also study law in Seattle.
The trial of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Green, the former of whom has
been confined in the Benton, and
the latter in the Linn county jails,
is to begin at Toledo Monday. Mr.
Green has been a model prisoner
and has made numerous acquaint
ances in Corvallis.
The congratulations at the
Times Office from country homes
from local townspeople and neigh
boring towns are intended of course
not only for the Times but for al
those earnest steadfast workers who
fought through thick and thin fol
mountain sater, One of the mos
hearty of these congratu1atory mes
sages, is from Dallas where deer
interest was awakened in the Cor
wallis struggle.
The sad news reached Corval.
lis Thursday of the death and bur.
ial. week ago of Harry Patterson
at Chico, California. Mr.. Patterson
married Miss Laila Brown then E
we'll known Corvallis girl. His
mind recently became unbalanced,
and his death was that of suicide
Mrs. Brown, mother of Mrs. Patter-
son. returned Wednesday to her
home at Brownsville, having beer
at Chico to attend the funeral.
The following clipping from
the Mound City Missouri paper is
of general interest here. Mrs. Dun
ham is the youngest daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oren, and with
her husband is to reach Corvalli.
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