The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-18

day IN Albany on business.
-Punderson and N. B. Avery
left Tuesday for klamath Falls.
Mrs. A. Compton of Roseburg
arrived Thursday for a visit with
her son, J. ]. Flett and family.
"A new fall of snow covered
Mary's Peak yesterday morning.
Misses Gertrude and Lee
Lough left Thursday for Portland,
to reside.
WIN. McLagan's candidacy for
the Office of city treasurer, is an
nounced in another column.
It will only cost you 10 cents to
see the great rose show at the opera
house.
Carl Porter has resumed his
place in the Centennial Market aft
ter a brief confinement by measles.
&C. E. Jackson recently sold
fine span of draft horses to George
Callahan, of Portland. The price
was S425.
The Ladies Relief Corps gave
an afternoon today at the home
of Lee Henkle in South Corvallis in
honor of Miss Lotta McAdams of
Portland.
Save your choice roses for the
rose show. Liberal premiums will
be offered.
Mrs. Frank Abram Powell and
children are visiting relatives in
this city. They leave soon tor Hell
ena, Montana, where Rev. Powell
has accepted pastorate.
Mrs. E. H. Taylor, who suf-
fered from an unusual form of pros
tration week ago and whose con.
dition was regarded as critical for
some days, is reported 9s being
much improved.
/ Be sure and come to the Rose
Carnival given by the Presbyterians
the last of this month. The date
will be announced next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery will &C
company the seniors upon their ex.
cursion to Newport tomorrow. The
former expects to secure a number
of views in which the class ano
rhododendrons will figure promi
nently. Mrs. Emery will remair
at Newport for visit with relative.
and friends.
The subjects for the pastor oi
the First Methodist church mex
Sunday are, morning, "Tbe Mar
who does not S'agger,' and in th'
evening. "An easy Victim" "Th'
Saloonless City" will be the sub
lject for the prelude in the evening
sermon.
congregational church. Morn
ing sermon, "The Beauty of Mora
Heroism'' For evening sermon
"From Threshing-a floor to Throne
or The Farmer who delivered hi.
Nation. Also some things of Loca
Interest"
United Evangelical church, G
T, Hurd, pastor. Regular services
Sunday. Evening subject, "Shal
the present Local Option Law b.
repealed A discussion of the pro
posed amendment to the law
Come.
Ladies of the Corvallis w. c
7. U. are much pleased with tn
result of their efforts to secur
clothing and other desirable sup
plies for San Francisco. The ship
ment is to be made tomorrow.
y. P. Irvine, who resided a
!. Corvallis for several years in tn
. latter part of the eighties, has beel
in town day or two. Ever sine
uC 1ClI WI Hdl1lSs uC udS UCSu
, leading grocer at McMinnville, bu
sold his establishment there las
week, and is now looking for
location.
: Thursday afternoon at the cit.
reservoir there was little diversion
from the usual routine. .Superin
tendent Schultz drove out to tn
reservoir in single rig from th
City Stables. When he arrived q
the works he removed the horse
bride before unhitching and tn
animal took fright and ran ava.
with the buggy. After com
mendable effort to free itself from
the vehicle the horse rau up on th'
dump and rolled down the embank
ment. There was very much of |
mix-up, and when the entang1inf
alliance was finally dissolved it wa
found that the buggy had fare'
badly. Bob Lamberson brough
the remains to town. After con
: Suitation of interested parties II wa