The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-12
Mr.. and Ms. Alfred Johnson

Miss Frances Belknap is the
guest this week of Miss Ivy Burton
in Independence.
F. O. Gray and family have
been visiting at Newport since
Tuesday.
Roy Mattley is lying critically
i'll at the family home in this city.
His ailment is consumption.
Mrs A. L. Knisely entertain
ed 1o ladies Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Greenberg.
Mrs. Wait and two children
have arrived from Nebraska for
visit with w. G. Davis and family.
Mrs. c. A. Danneman and
daughter, Miss Mary, lett Thurs
day for visit at the bay. ss..ss -: -
, Miss Ethel Pierce of Hil.sboro
is the guest, this week, of Miss
Gladys Moore.
Miss Rena Spencer has arrived
from The Dalles for two months
visit with relatives in Corvallis.
Mrs. Greenberg left this week
for her home in San Francisco after
an extended visit at the Jacobs
home.
Miss Maud Hurt is to go to
Seattle tomorrow, for a visit with
her brother, Frank, who is employ
ed in that city.
Mrs. Mary Bryson has been
in Corvallis this week, for a visit
with relatives. She returns to
Eugene in few days.
Andrew P. Wytnore, sheriff of
Clay county, Missouri, paid visit
to the Benton county officials,
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. B. Horning
returned Thursday from a brief
outing at Newport. They report
salmon trolling in progress there.
Mrs. Delilah Kester returned
Thursday to her home at Harlan,
after seven weeks visit in this
city.
George Claxton, representing
the Oregon Daily Journal of Port
land, was a business visitor in Ger
willis Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Julia Fuller is clerking
for Wellsher and Gray this week,
during the absence of Mr.. Gray
who is at the coast.
Mrs. John Smith, gave an
afternoon friday to about IS ladies'.
The affair was in honor of Mrs.
Greenderg, of San Francisco, aud
was of a very enjoyable occasion.
Married Wednesday at the
home of the bride in this city, w.
F. Haef and Henrietta Broadly.
The knot w:s tied by S. M. Wood,
and this city is to be their future
!! home.
Eastern Oregon, like the rest
of the coast, IS dry. Mountain
springs never known to go dry
have failed and stockmen ranging
in the mountains are getting anx
ious about the water supply fol
their herds.
| The base ball game between
Siletz and Corvallis last Saturday
was too much one sided to be inter.
esting. The score being 8 to 32 il
favor of Corvallis. Sundays game
! at Toledo with that team resulted
in score of 7 to 3 in favor Of
Toledo.
AT the United Evangelical
Church next Sunday services as
usual. Morning subject, A Noun
Carmel Prayer, Evening subject
The Mission of Jesus Christ tt
Women. c. T. Hurd, Pastor.
A person in town this week
from The Dalles reports the family
of G. c. Chapman, now in the rest
aurant business in that city, as pro
I spering, and states, that they ar
highly pleased with the city ane
country in general.
The w. c. 7. U. social On tn
court house lawn Wednesday even
ing was successful affair Adou
| S28 waa taken in and t1.ose VIII
attended had an enjoyable time
The proceeds go towards fitting u
the new free reading room.
Wheat is 70 cents in the 1oca
market. It is arriving now in con
siderable quantities at the mills
The kernels are shrunken, shown
that the crop was launched for 3
bushel yield until the bugs an
heat struck it.
"A team belonging to Sam
King took turn up Main stree
or, THAR own ocoo11pt aar1u fTh11Te