The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-06-29
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Local news on every page OF
this issue.
"A gold pin. advertised In
Tuesdays TIMES, has been restored
to the owner.
There will be services at the
Catholic church Sunday. Mass at
10 a. M, and evening service at
1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Walters
arrived Wednesday from a visit
with relatives at Grants Pass and
Ashland.
The date of the departure of
Henry Amber ::for England, has
been finally set for next Tuesday.
He will be accompanied by his wife.
They will be absent three months.
Prof. and Mrs. S. I. Pratt are
making preparations to leave Tues
day for a two months tour of the
East.
&C. A. Covell and family ex-
pect to spend the summer on the
farm of S. I. Pratt, eleven miles
south of this city. They leave ear
ly next week.
Subject of sermon at the M. E.
church, South, Sunday at II a. m.
"The Glory of the Cross" At 8
p. m, "The Abundant Provision of
the Gospel"
Mr.. Veal and family arrived
from Kansas Wednesday. They
are to occupy the Amber home dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Amber on their trip to England.
of the three OAC boys at Cor
nell, Harry Fryer has returned to
Oregon, but Merrill Moores and
Theodore Garrow are to remain at
Ithaca another year. Garrow has
purchased a gasoline launch and he
and Moores are navigating Cayuga
lake with it.
Meal Murray, the live pas
senger man of the G. & E. was in
town yesterday, locking after the
big excursion to the Cascades on
the 4th. The sale of tickets al
Albany has been so popular
that the supply is exhausted. II
order to have accommodations for
the crowd, coaches have to be pro
cured from the Astoria & Columbia
river road.
! Several sportsmen are going tx
Salem to celebrate. Handsome
prizes far target shooting are among
the features Of the celebration, ant
number of Corvallis and Bento,
boys will go down to see what luck
they may have. Among those wh'
expect to go are Dick Kiger, Ale,
: Rennie, Grant Elgin, Sheriff Bur
nett, Gus Logsdon, DR.. Bennett 9
Monroe, George Kerr, Alber
Zierolf, and several others.
The local passenger train be
tween Corvallis and Albany has be
come paying investment, and wi
. undoubtedly be a permanent ar
rangement AS the service become
more and more of fixture tn
passenger traffic increases, and ha
already passed the point where
pays the expenses of the train. In
+, cidentally, the service is all th
4 people of Corvallis could ask.
Two new teachers are to be i
, the staff of the Corvallis publ
. schools the coming year. They ar
= Miss Lena Tartar and Miss Edn
= Thompson. They take the place
, vacated by the designations of Mis-
). Fuller and Miss Young. The flu.
list of teachers is as follows: Prof
, Holmes, Prof Cummings, Mis-
Belknap, Miss Mallow, Miss Fir
: ley, Miss Fullerton. Miss Mattley
Miss Huff, Miss Maxfeld, Mis-
Lindgren, Miss Fowell, Mis-
Tartar and Miss Thompson. Th
t grades will be assigned by the prir
cipa1 at the opening of school.
, w. H. Downing, president Q
, the State Fair Association, was j
' town yesterday in the interest G
, the coming Fair. He is particul
q arly anxious for Benton to have
{ county exhibit, and with that en-
, in view interviewed the members
elect of the county court. 1t
. understood that both members ar
favorable to a county exhibit. Wit
the present county exhibit at th
court house for a starter, a fai
f exhibit could now be produced wit
far less that the usual trouble. MI
Downing is an able officer, and j
enthusiastic over the prospects {
the coming Fair.
Clay Shepard, Y. M. G. A
secretary at o. A. G. has bee
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