The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-02-22

was a Corvallis visitor Sunday.
Miss Clara Fisher left Friday
for a weeks visit in Nc Minnville.
Miss Georgia Booth Of Salem,
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Gertrude McBee.
-C1aud Hale, a foomer OAC
student, brt now of Roseburg, is
guest at the Taylor home.
&C. c. Chapman left Saturday
for business visit to The Dalles
and Baker City.
Miss Mamie Stevens of Albany
was the guest over Sunday at the
Davis home.
Gents will make no mistake in
buying a pair of our $500 shoes,
nobby and every pair guaranteed.
At J. H. Harris
Miss Winnie Ad1ard of Gillian
county arrived Sunday for a visit
with relatives. Miss Ad1ard is a
grand daughter of w. ]. Wilbanks.
Ladies remember that J. H.
Harris store is receiving new goods
every day, aad an inspection will
interest you.
Miss Frances Gellatly return
ed yesterday morning from visit
since Saturday at her home near
Philomath.
Miss Ada Finley is teaching
the fifth grade of the Corvallis
public schools during the illness OF
Miss Florence Maxfeld.
Among those who successfully
passed the recent teachers examin-
alton was Miss Grace Nichols, ie-
ceiving a third grade certificate.
The trials of Mitchell, Her.
mann, and Williamson are not to
take place until June, on account
of the removal of Bellinger's court
from its present temporary quart
ers back into the Federal building,
which takes place in May. So, the
trials will be run as a counter at
traction to the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
An unavoidable accident made
Saturdays Times behind time in
reaching all readers. One of the
cylinder rings of the engine gave
way, and a large part Of Friday
night was spent in making repairs
The paper finally went to press
Saturday morning too late for the
r. F. DIS. The accident is the
first of the kind in years, and is
not likely to occur again soon.
The following sales of real es-
tate were made last week by Anb-
ler & Waters: Two lots in Philo-
math, J. w. Bergman to Mrs.
Loonlis. $3.50. Three lots Wilkins
add to Corvallis, VIM. Ladd to R.
N. White. $75. Three lots Wi1k-
ins add to Corvallis, VIM. Ladd to
E. E. White, SIS. Six lots in
Wilkin' add, Vim. Ladd to 7. 7.
Vincent, $3.50. 12o acres in Bell
fountain D. E. Bowen to Vim.
Hall, $3.50. Jim McLain to Harry
Moore 185 acres near, Yaquina,
. $3.50.
"A delegation of farmers from
the vicinity of Scio spent yesterday
in town inspecting the Independent
telephone system. They have been
patrons of the Bell phone, and are
contemplating change to the In
dependent lines. All were delight
ed with the local system and is ex-
pected. that they will report accord
ingly at meeting to be held here
after at Scio.
Senator Avery has received a
letter from State Superintendent
Ackerman, which reads as follows:
"On behalf of the youth of Oregon,
the department of education takes
this opportunity to thank you for
your cordial and earnest co-opera-
ton and valuable assistance in Sc
curing needed school legislation.
May the schools of Oregon ever
have in their legislative halls
men who are as loyal to the fur
therance of public education as you
have been."
Mr.. Carol Cummings, teache,
of the ninth grade of the Corvallis
public school, and Miss Dora Lind.
gren of Melrose, were married at
the latter place, on Saturday