The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-04-13
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in-law at Airlie.
Mrs. G. G.. Huff entertained a
number of friends Wednesday in
honor of Mrs, Floyd Williams who
leaves soon to join her husband at
Manila.
Vance Taylor, who has been
clerking for E. B. Horning, is to
accept place in the Harris store
Monday. Carl Hodes takes the
position at the Horning grocery.
Albany Democrat Invitations
are out for the marriage or VIM.
A. RAIDER and Miss Lillian Craw-
ford of this city on April FL, at 8
o'clock.
Henry St. Clair, the Monroe.
Corvallis mail carrier, returned yes
terday from visit in Oregon City.
During his absence the mail route
was covered by Harry Bower.
Junction City Times: Adam
Wilhelm, who is candidate for
state senator on the democratic
ticket in Benton county, ought to
make Adam good senator.
Miss Julia Taylor, a Spokane
school teacher and Mr.. Noble,
farmer. residing near that city, were
recently united in marriage. The
bride is former resident~of Philo-
math.
AT the M. E. church, South,
Sunday at II a. m. subject of SER
mon; "The Power of Life over
Death" Services also at 7.3o p. m.
]. A. Ellison, pastor.
H. B. Harlan of Beatrice, Ne
braska, accompanied by his wife
and three children arrived Wednes-
day and are guests at the A. N.
Harlan home.
Miss Pearl Edwards. an o. A.
c. student, left today for Portland,
to enter a business college for a
three months course. At the ex-
piration of that time, Miss Edwards
is to go to her home at Vale, to ac-
cept a position in a bank in which
her father is interested.
Samuel Keiser, who has pur.
chased the Norton place in the
northern suburbs of Corvallis, left
yesterday for Spirit Lake, Iowa
He goes there to settle up his af
fairs and to ship his household eff
fects to his new home. He will
return here in about six weeks.
The little girl was on her frs
transatlantic trip. She refused al
substantial food, but drank quaint
ties Of lemonade.
my dear child. demonstrated
her anxious mother, why don't you
eat something instead of drinking
all that stuff -
because. said the little girl
lemonade is the only thing tha
tastes the same coming up as it doe
going down.
AT the Congregational church
Sunday. the following Easter pro
gram will be rendered.: Holy
Holy Lord God Almighty" b
Shelley. easter Anthem b
Syhae. Pantomine by Misse
Mabel Huff and Minerva Kiger
directed by Miss Grace Huff
Crock of Ages, sung by Mr.. E
Hughes and Miss wonder Heller
Solo, "Love and Adore" by Mr.:
F. Berchtold. Easter solo, by Mis-
Edna Allen. Mrs. R. J. Nichol:
class will give exercises for Easter
A new piano has been put in tt
church and will be used with tt
organ for accompaniments.
CHARLES Mcfarland, aged 3.
married and the father of one chil'
got his arm sawed off in an accide1
at a portable saw mill, working c
the Wiles farm near Wells. H
was new man in the employ. la
ing begun work the morning of II
accident. He was running the CT
off saw and by some unexplaine
means got his elbow in contact wit
the saw teeth. Quick as fas
the arm was whipped in conta
with the saw and so mangled th'
it had to be amputated few inch
above the elbow, DR.. Farra of Co
wallis and DR.. Butler of Indepel
dence performing the opera tiol
The mill is saving out timber fc
the Newberg axe handle factory.
w. J. Clarke, candidate for Il
republican nomination for sta
printer was in town yesterda
looking after his campaign. He
a native born Oregonian, havit
resided all his life in Marion cou
ty. His father was Sam Clark
who for years published the w
lamette Farmer, at Salem, and WI
was for long time one of the be
known newspaper writers in t
Northwest. The son conduct:
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