The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-06-08
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Miss Ethel Greer is suffering
with severe attack of measles.
Perm Edwards and L. N. Ed
wards of Bellfougtain wire in town
yesterday on business and pleasure.
John Howard is expected from
Sweet Home Sunday on visit to
Corvallis relatives and friends.
Miss Ethel Pierce was expect
ed to arrive today from Hillsboro,
for a Commencement visit with
friends.
Ed Smith, who has spent a
months vacation in Corvallis for
his health, leaves tom orrow for
Portland.
Men wanted. Saw mill andl
umber yard laborer $2.25 per day.
Woodsmen $2.2o toS3.oo. Steady
work. Apply to Booth-Kelly Lum-
Der Co., Eugene, Oregon.
Eugene Shelby, assistant sup
erintendent of Wells Fargo, and in
charge of the company's lines in
Oregon. spent the forenoon in Cor
wallis. leaving on the Westside for
Portland.
Jim Lewis went to Portland
Monday, taking down with him 10
head of draft and driving horses
to be sold on arrival in that market.
The animals were all gathered up
in the vicinity of Corvallis at prices
said to have been in the skies.
IS. L. Kline left Tuesday for
San Francisco where he goes to
sell his residence and such of the
furniture as he will not bring to
Corvallis. He expects to be absent
two weeks. He is making prepar-
tion to begin the erection of new
residence at the corner of Jefferson
and Fourth. -
The house and one lot on the
northeast corner of the block in
which E. F. Bryant lives, changed
hands Wednesday. The buyer
was c. Fl. Harrison, and the price
$1,1oo. The seller was w. P.
Minor, and the deal was made by
Stevenson, Robinson & Berman.
The house was newly built last
year.
Many Corvallisites are going
tomorrow to the Monroe picnic and
barbecue. The programme and
exercises are under direction OF the
Modern Woodmen and includes ad-
dresses by ]. K Simmons of Port
land, and G. W. Dennan, besides a
literary programme by the schools
of the vicinity. Other exercises
will be drill contest by Modern
Woodmen and sports of all kinds,
including baseball game and a
dance in the evening.
In College chapel tomorrow
night the last of the inter society
debates for the year will be held,
the contestants being the Jefferson
ians and the Pierians. The society
honors of the year and the Catch
cup hang in the balance, and there
is every likelihood that big crowd
will be present. The question is,
Resolved, that Suffrage in the
United States be Restricted by an
Educational Qualification The
Jefersonians have the affirmative.
The United Artisans had a
big time in their hall Wednesday
evening. Besides the initiation OF
several candidates, there was an
election of officers and a banquet.
The officers are: P. M. A, Mrs
Tillie Reed; NJ. A, H. H. Cronise
Supt., Mrs. Ellen Mundy: Inspct.
Mrs. Arnold King; Sec, Miss Eve
Starr: Treas. Frank Huber; Sen.
ior Conductor, Miss Ella King:
Junior Conductor, Mrs. Frank
Strong; M. c., Guy Clark; hele
Commanders, Maud Harper anl
Fred Cooper.
Eugene Guard: A rush be-
tween the students of the second
and third floors of the dormitory
at the State University came of
last night. Pillows were used a.
weapons, and the dormitory thi:
morning in places looked as if some
old woman had been plucking geess
theie, besides there was other pill
low stuhing in evidence. A rathe,
serious accident marred the other
wise sportive event. Dell McCarty
a second floor man, was pushed in
to a window, the broken glass cut
ting two of the tendons of his righ
arm making a cash of six inches
Eighteen stitches had to be takel
in closing the wound.
Tuesday evening at $3.50 in tn
opera house, the 0. A. c. senior
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