The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-23

Born. Wednesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Morgan, daughter.
Miss Ella Brown of Portland is
visiting in Corvallis, the guest of
Miss Marie Cathey
Arthur Bouquet leaves today
for Hillsboro tor a few days visit
with friends.
Mr.. Bohannon of Seaside, who
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thos.
| Jones, has been on the sick list for
day or two.
There will be services at the
Episcopal church Sunday at the us.
ual hours.
There was quite an exodus of
students yesterday going to their
homes for few days vacation be-
tween terms. College re-opens on
Monday.
| Presbyterian church. M. S.
Bush. pastor. Morning and even
ing services in union revival meet
Eings in the Opera House. Annual
congregational meeting next
Thursday evening, March 29, at
t7.5o. L. -: 4
Rev. T. s. Handsacker will
preach at the Christian church next
Sunday morning. Subject, "The
+ Drawing Power-uf the Gross. !"
4 There wiltbe no evening service on,
account of the union meetings.
Judge Cake brother Of H.
M. Cake,lone of the candidates for
} the republican nomination tor sena-
tor, was in town Wednesday, in
the interest of his brothers candi-
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Miss Edna Gillette, for long
time book. keeper at R. M.
Wade's. has resigned the position
and left few days ago for her
home in Crook county. The po-
sition has been accepted by Miss
| Lulu Wright.
The 55th birthday of Mrs.
3 Martha Peters was celebrated at her
t home Tuesday afternoon, when a
party of friends gave her a genuine
2 surprise. The afternoon was very
pleasant for all, and concluded with
. dainty refreshments. Those pres
r ent were: Mesdames John Young,
\ D. D. Berman, J. D. Wells, ]. ].
e Gale, Robert Jones, Asa Austin
w. P. Miner, w. L. Sharp; Misses
y Pansy Peters and Edna Dow.
The theft of base ball mits by
" youngster in his teens is late in
: cidept. The articles were taker
=. from the establishment formerly
Y conducted by Dilly the Ffxer. The
4 matter was reported to Chief Lane
J. and the result of an investigation
Il was that the boy was found witt
- the mits in his possession. He
n made acknowledgement of the facts
and paid for the stolen property
after which, in view of his age, he
y was allowed to go. Another boy
7, or two who have been up to ths
q same game are about to be discov
" cred, along with, the evidences o
Il their guilt.
,tIas "A beautiful counter for ths
v bank at ~ Toledo, Lincoln count,
o was shipped today from Corvallis
is It is entirely panel work, and Ore
gon oak is the material. It is II
feet and three inches in length -ant
n of the usual height and width, be
10 ing very handsome in its proper
1t tons. The workmanship is ele
'e giant, all the fittings being per
q feet and the polish of most finished
'e character. Additional parts of th'
10 furniture are high writing desk
II table and a bracket desk for us'
u of customers. The whole set is o
y oak, and in its entirety is mos
't creditable TO the establishment tina
q turned it out. 1t was manufactur
a ed at Colbert's furniture factory.
The Corvallis FIGURING Mill
'e has just received from The Biz
G. Bend country, two car loads of No
lel choice Blue-stem wheat. Th'
l. same will be milled straight ant
'e placed under the brand of Noun
,e Hood Snowfall. ALI persons wish
'e.. ling a hard wheat patent -four cal
,r secure the same from your grocer
l. or at the Mill at $1.15 per sack
e'J This four is strictly guaranteed b.
le the Mill to be as good or bette
d than any hard wheat flour on til
10 market, while the straight Snow
T. fall is Valley patent and sells a
A. SIS per sack less. Owing to tn
large number of Eastern friend
}e coming to this section the Mill
y. have found it necessary to adop
1t their own brand and ship in th
a hard wheat to procure more glu
10 tenous -four for a number of East
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