The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-29
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Visit the "Chamber of Horrors"
at the Carnival.
Put an K between 3,2 and
yes" on your ballot June 4th.
''Lefs 60 6shiug'' at the Carni-
val of Roses.
Miss Elsie K vt Of Petryda!e.
is the guest of Corvallis friends.
.-F. L. Miller and family expect
to move this week to their summer
home a mile west of town.
Keith Brown returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with his mother
at Eugene. @
Bert Pilkington left Monday
for Pendleton, where be will visit
for few days.
Come aud drink with "Rebecca
at the Welr' at the Carnival. She
uses Distilled Water
Miss Rova Cox of Portl nd,
arrived yesterday for a visit with
Corvallis friends.
Miss Nina Harper closed a
term of school at Wren Friday. and
returned to Corvallis yesterday.
DIR. Rowland was in Corvallis
yesterday enroute frsm mis- home
In Portland to Toledo.
Monday was the twenty third
anniversary of the Ladies Coffee
Club. 1t was celebrated by an
Afternoon Tea" which was large
ly attended, and a hop in the ev-
ening.
Hon. and Mrs. J. K. Weather.
ford Of Albany, attended the organ
recital of Prof. Taillandier at Col
lege chapel Friday evening.
You will miss a rare treat if you
tail to hear Rev. Babcock, one Of
Oregon's fine violinists, at the Car
nival of Roses, June Ist.
Aunt Jerusha's s Quilting Party
Is one of the funniest farces you ev-
er saw and one of the most popular.
AT the Rose Carnival May 3Ist.
Miss Hattie Spencer arrived
Monday from an extended stay in
Eastern Oregon, for a visit at her
parents home. -
Mrs. R. M. Gilbert arrived
Friday, after a two months alb
scence, visiting relatives at Nc
Minnville, Salem and Detroit.
Mrs. Rialto Weatherfold of
Harrisburg, arrived Saturday, and
Is the guest of relatives,
There will be a local option
mass meeting at the court house to-
night. Hon. E. H. Belknap will
speak, also Judge McFadden, and
the Philomath quartette will furnish
music. Everyone invited.
AT the Holroyd home Satur-
day night, dinner party was given
in honor of Miss Anna Steidle, who
leaves shortly for her home in St.
Paul, MINI. Pretty table decora-
tions and unique place cards were
attractive features.
Men wanted. Saw mill andl
umber yard laborer $2.25 per day.
Woodsmen $2.25 to$3.oo. Steady
work. Apply to Booth.Kelly Lum-
Der Co., Eugene, Oregon.
Last Friday a number of the
Presbyterian ladies of this city
were entertained at a Presbyterian
Tea In Albany. They report de.
lightful afternoon. Among them
were. Mesdames ]. B. Horner, M.
NJ. Davis. H. F. Fischer. ]. Rick
ard, J. H. Harris, B. w. Wilson.
P. Avery. S. N. Wilkins. ]. Will
kinson, N. Tartar, E. D. Jackson,
H. L. Bush. Price, J. F. Yates,
w. Taylor, J. w. Crawford.
The large crowd Of students
and friends who gathered in Col
lege chapel Friday evening to hear
the organ recital of Professor Ger
ard Taillandier were amply repaid
for their trip to the college. The
program was a varied one and the
performer was widely applauded
from the beginning. Perhaps the
number calling for the most ap-
plause was Dubois Offertory in E,
and another popular number was
Pilgrims Song of Hope by Batiste.
A neat sum was realized that will
60 towards defraying the expense
Of transporting the pipe organ used
on this occasion from Portland to
this city.
The committee of arrangement
for the general clean up of Corval-