The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-08-07
Mrs. H W. Kaupisch left Fri
day for a Newport visit.


Lebanon and other Valley towns.
Miss Bessie Ireland returned
Saturday from a weeks stay at
Newport.
ID. Vance of Seattle, was the
guest over Sunday of Corvallis
friends.
Milton w. Smith, a prominent
attorney of Portland, accompanied
by his daughter, was doing busi-
ness in town Saturday.
Mrs. B. w. Johnson returned
Saturday evening from three
weeks visit in Portland and at |
Long Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. Bush. Miss
Nellie Marvin and Philip Gerhart
returned today from a trip to Mary's
Peak.
Have DR.. Lowe cure your head
and eye aches with pair Of his SUI
perior glasses Consult him Aug.
the 9Th and 9th at Hotel Corvallis.
An informal dance was given
at Raymond's hall Friday evening.
About twenty-five young people
were present.
DIR. Bowen Lester left Sunday
for Belknap Springs. He will be
absent several weeks and expects
to rough it.
"A. ]. Johnson and family are
to leave in day or two for camp
ing trip to Yachats, to be absent
the rest of the month.
The new residence of Els
worth Erwin was completed yester-
day and will be occupied by its
owner and family in day or two.
Wednesday and Thursday of
this week DR.. Lowe the we'll known
oculo-optician will be at Hotel Cor
wallis. Have him test your eyes
for glasses.
Two hundred and forty excur-
sionists made the trip to Newport
and return on Sundays trains.
Sixty five of them went from Cor
wallis.
The tide of seaside travel ebbs
and flows. One hundred and thir-
ty five seasiders came out yesterday
and four coach loads, jammed full,
went in.
Misses Mabel and Edith Ready
left Saturday for Sodaville for an
outing with Misses Mary aud Mar
garet Sutherland.
William Baker, wife and
daughters arrived Sunday from a
two weeks camping trip in Alsea.
They were with the Denman's who
returned last week.
Men wanted. Saw mill and
lumber yard laborers $2.25 per day.
Woodsmen $2.25 to $500. Steady
work. Apply to Booth-Kelly Lum.
Der Co. Eugene, Or. If.
Prof. Tartar's summer school
for teachers came to an end FRIDAY
after FIVE weeks session. 1t was
very successful, Prof. Tartar being
one of the best school men in the
Valley. Eighteen teachers took
the course.
Misses Berthile and Ivy Bar
clay gave dinner party Sunday
evening to number of friends
followed by launching. Theguests
were, Misses Belle Ranney, Bertha
Thrasher, Lillian Ranney. Messrs.
. Charles Porter, Sam Hartsock,
Ralph Pruett, Harry Auld and M.
M. Long.
Waiter, bring me some iodo
form soup, germ-proof steak, anc
some sterilized potatoes" Yes
sah. What'll you have to drink
sab 7" Il guess I'll have some an
tiseptic tea. And, by the way, tel
tue Oar-keep to- Tx me llsterlne
cocktail for an appetizer"
The painters are rapidly finish
: ing the new building on Mair
t street which is to house the electric
5 light Office and appliances, and th'
r work of wiring the place has be
gun. 1t will be occupied in a da,
t or two. This building was omitted
in the enumeration of new struct
: ures in process Of erection, in lis
: printed in Fridays Times.
Along with theii good wishes
their friends are receiving a hand
some pocket match safe from th
| real estate firm of ]. L. Lewis 8
I Company. It IS both substantial
and neat, and on the one side is th
legend, "This match safe is wortl
: from S. to $40 to you if you brin,
: me satisfactory purchaser for
$ farm. . On the other side is this
: ]. L. Lewis & Co have large an,
i small farms for sale or rent. r,,one