The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-06
Master Earl Withycombe left
Wednesday for visit with his
brother Robert at Union.

-Dr. james WltnycOmDe was
the orator of the day on the Fourth
at Burns, Harvey county.
Miss Juliet Cooper returned
Thursday from visit with Salem
friends.
Miss Mayme Crawford return
ed Wednesday evening from visit
to her brother Ed at Salem.
Salem Statesman. Thomas J..
Nolan, one of the prominent young
merchants OF Corvallis. was an en-
thusiastic Fourth of July visitor in
the city.
Married. in this city Wednes-
day al the re>idence of the brides S
father, G. L. Troxel, by Rev. T. 7.
Vincent, Curtis H. Miller and Clara
c. Troxel. The groom is a son of
4. c. Miller of Kings Valley.
lis your daughter going to
make her debut this season, Mrs.
Parvenu?" mo indeed, Madame
Pakin attends to all that. We
don't have to do our own sewing
no more"
AT the Episcopal church Sun
day there will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 a. NJ, and
morning service at II. There will
be no services in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson of
Eugene and John Cummings of
Halsey arrived today for a visit
with Mrs. George Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Allen
and Mrs. Garrett of San Francisco.
LETT today for months outing at
Newport. Mrs. Garrett is an aunt
of Mrs. Allen.
Jack Stewart, a San Francisco
refugee, is guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. McKellips. He was
in a hospital with broken leg at
the time of the earthquake. He is
a cousin of Mrs. McKellips and
Mrs. B. w. Johnson.
The work Of repainting all the
S. N. Wilkins buildings at the cor
ner of Madison and Third, began
this morning. No residence prop
erly in town is better cared for.
The ex 'mple is worthy Of ernula-
ton.
A ton OF ice and txenty gal
Ions OF ice cream were shipped to
Scio this morning by toe Kaupi- ch
cream-ry, and similar shipment
went from the same place to Mills
City. The establishment turned
out 4 50 gallons OF ice cream for the
4th.
-Sa'em S atesman: A hundred
barrels Of beer were consumed in
Salem yesterday-515o gallons;
47,x5o glasses of beer. Who con-
>umed your share? Yet there were
next to no drunken meu on the
street. One man declared that he
did not see drunken man all day
in the vast crowd.
The following real estate trans
fers have been filed in the record
e-'s Office since Monday: John Price
to Lincoln Allen, so acres in Kings
Valley, s. 600. Michael Coffee ct
al to John Coffee 40 acres near
Monroe. S.. F. ]. Chambers and
wife to W. D. Bayless. 90 acres in
Kings Valley, $1,SI
Albany Herald: An effort is
being made by the Salem people to
induce the Southern Pacific COM
pany to extend the Sunday excur-
sion to that city, and it is possible
that a train will be arranged for to
come from Salem and connect with
the excursion train for Newport
here every Sunday morning thus
giving a large number Of the Salem
people an opportunity. to go to the
Bay for Sunday without the loss of
time fron N business.
The members of the State
Pharmaceutical association, mum
bering 700, are to be entertained at
Hotel Corvallis On Friday of next
week. Tuesday they pass through
Corvallis enroute TO Newport, to
hold their annual convention. On
the return trip they stop over al
Corvallis, where they will be enter
tanned by Prof. McKellips, head oi
the pharmacy department at the
college.
The count of the injured and
dead as result of the Fourth still
goes on. At last accounts the
number Of dead was 43 and Of in
kiured, more than 1000, mostly by
explosives. The number of injured
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