The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-26

E. J. Garrow went to Portland
"Wednesday for a few days visit.
There will be service at Ply
mouth at 500 o'clock.
Mrs. w. A. Wells is visiting
friends in Albany for a few days.
"A license to wed was issued
Thursday to Otis Ira Circle and
Nellie Lenora L,eeper.
Frank Lane and Joe Patterson
returned Wednesday from a visit in
Portland.
Miss Ethel Oliver arrived
Thursday from Salem for a visit at
She Mrs. Sarah Elgin home.
i. A. Claxton, representing
the Oregon Journal of Portland.
as a Corvallis visitor Monday and
tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waltz and Mrs.
Wilbur Starr returned Thursday to
their home at Bellefountain after a
5rief visit with Corvallis relatives.
The six-year old son of Mr..
aud Mrs. Jacob Hulburt is reported
70 be IL a very critical condition
with an affection ofthe brain.
Mrs John Hulburt and Miss
Maud Whitaker reached home
Wednesday. They have spent the
past two months with relatives near
Sacramento, California.
Rev. E. H. Be!knap and Will
bur Starr came down from Belle
fountain Thursday to attend the
sessions of the Benton county Sun
day school convention.
Mike Bauer has purchased the
residence property of A. 2. John.
son, for $4,000. The place is
known as the Ralph Davissor
house. The sale was negotiated by
Robinson & Stevenson.
Senator Avery arrived Wed
rnesday from a two weeks trip IL
San Francisco. He and R. E. Glib
sou of Portland were companions OF
the journey.
-He-You ought to have some
thing round your throat to protec
1t from the drafts. She-Yes;
diamond and pearl collarette woult
do nicely.
Albany is to have a hospital
Tt is 70 be conducted by the Catho
lie Sisters and will have the coop
Grafton of the people of the town
Before loug, it will be the thing t
have such an establishment in Cor
gallis.
The Congregational churc
choir members were delightful
entertained at the home of Rev
aud Mrs. E. F. Green Wednesda
evening, at dinner. There wa
music and a general social time
the occasion being greatly enjoye
by the guests.
The will of Harriet Hill ha
5een fled for probate. By its term
all of the property, both real an
personal, is bequeathed to her sor
L. w Hill, who is named as exec
utor. without bonds. A conditio
of the will is "that my husband Il
w. Hill shall have and receive
fthe above bequest a maintenance
support, and a comfortable home S
long as the said H. w. Hill sha
live
Miss Maria Howard, aged q
years, died at her home at Cobur
Wednesday evening, after a brie
illness. The remains were take
to Monroe where the funeral sci
vices we're conducted by Rev. M
M. Waltz at ten o'clock today
Iuterment was in Monroe cemetery
Deceased was an estimable lady
and leaves manyfriends who mour
her passing. She formerly reside
III Corvallis.
Five carloads of onions passe
through town the other day, er
route to California markets. The
came from Beaverton and from tn
Newberg division Of the Westside
and were transferred via the G. {
T.. to Albany, and thence ser
southwark via the Southern Pacific
II all, seventeen cars of onion
nave passed over the same route
bound for California, which sta
has q powerful appetite for Orego
onions.
congregational church, wo
ship and sermon at II, "The Nal
ing Of a Christian" Vespers an
evening sermon at 7.3o. subjec
"From the Palace to the Crown.
4 Great King, a Great Student,
Dispenser of Wisdom yet a Ma
1ifcent Failure. At this service
duet will be sung by Miss Edna A
len and Mrs. c. E. Peterson. T.
male uuartette will also give ty