The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-08

Clarence Hartley of Portland
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perm Starr of
Bellefountain spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
DIR. F. L. Hunter of Salem, !
was the guest Of Corvallis friends
over Sunday.
The members of the M. W. A.
camp will give their annual excur-
sion to Salem next Sunday.
Harold Strong and family now
occupy the house just north of the
Elgin home.
Horace Brodie, 'o4, spent Sun.
day in this city visiting his BROTH
ers and college friends.
Let's go fishing atHodes' Gun
Store. Biggest and most complete
line of fishing tackle in town. All
kinds of repair work guaranteed.
Harold and Delbert Strong left
yesterday for the Strong logging
camp at Blodgett, where they are
to be employed for time.
"A camp meeting is to begin at
the John Starns grove in Linn
county June 9TH, and will continue
for ten days or more. Further
particulars will appear later.
-Burd Croft and Ike Smith re-
turned Sunday from Alsea, where
they have been for sometime build
ing house on Mr.. Smiths home
stead.
B. Thatcher, the grocer, left
yesterday for Iowa, where he will
spend sometime in visiting relatives
at the old home. During his ab-
sence, Mrs. Thatcher is clerking in
- the store.
Miss Bessie Ireland arrived
Sunday from Portland, where she
has been attending business college
and is to keep books for her broth
Ell, w. W. Ireland.
IS. P. Hunt has just become
, possessor Of an auto blackboard,
which he will use in hauling sew
ing machines about. He secured
the machine in Salem.
M. Elk returned Sunday from
the Coos bay country, where he has
been for sometime in search of a
suitable location. He states that
he found desirable location
and that he expects to pitch
his tent in that section.
Mrs. G. B. Schmidt, Mrs. A.
F. Stevenson, Mrs. Grace Beach
Mrs. G. II. Feese and Mrs. w. c.
Swami returned SATURDAY. from Al
bany, where they attended the dis
trict convention of the w. H. M
S. of the M. E.. church.
The Lilly meat market has E
new owner. He is J. c. Hamme
and the deal was closed for ST.
Amber & Waters made the sale
1t is understood that Carl Porter i:
to operate the shop for Mr.. Ham
mel.
Mrs. DR.. Royal and son o
Portland and Miss Minnie Frickey
of Salem, were over-Sunday visitors
in Corvallis. Mrs. Royal spoke t.
the Epworth League Of the M. E
church in the evening, and Mis-
Frickey gave splendid address il
place of the regular preaching ser
vices.
Mrs. Helen Dickinson Har
ford, lecturer and organizer for th
National American Woman Suf
frage Association will lecture at til
Court house On Thursday evenin
May 10th at O clock. Mrs. Hsr
ford served four years as Stat,
President Of the Oregon Woman
Christian Temperance Union and
well known to Corvallis audiences
She will also address the ladies a
three o'clock in the afternoon in th
Presbyterian church.
"A father and mother near M
View spent night of deep anxiet
Sunday night, and it is probabl
that they will never again leave {
home alone their three little chilc
ren who gave them the fright. Th
parents are Rev. and Mrs. Kenn,
dy, new comers in Oregon, who OF
cupy the Martin place near II
Vineyard home. Sunday mornin
the parents went to Sulpht
Springs, leaving two boys, aged
and 8, and a little girl, at hom,
The children played all day, b,
when evening drew near, the tv
boys decided to go in quest of IL