The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-09

AT II o'clock this morning the
95eth taxpayer paid up and took |
up hi- receipt, H va George E.
Lilly, nemher from the upper |!
ward
-Burd Croft returned Thursday !
from few days business trip to |
Portland.
Miss Dolly Howard of Coburg
is the guest of Misses Sylvia and
Mamie Starr.
"A P. Johnson returned Thurs
day from a trip to Multnomah !
county where he went to look after
his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Starr of
Monroe are guests of their children
i'll Corvallis.
Miss Winnie Ewart, daughter
of Charles Ewart, Portland is
guest at the John Simpson home.
Ross Adams has been confined
to his room for several days with an
acute attack of rheumatism.
W. G. Emery goes to Portland
/ tomorrow to attend meeting of
the officers of the Pacific North
west Photographers Association,
of which he is secretary and treas
urer.
The commissioners court was
in session "Wednesday, at which
time the contract was let to Charles
Heckart to build the new ferry
house, and other business was
transacted
Miss Bertha Frame and Miss
Katherine Lorence have returned
to their homes at Monmouth, after
a visit at the Huff home in this
city. .-.-...'...
Services at the Christian church
Sunday both morning and evening.
G. S. o. Humbert of Eugene will
occupy the pulpit. All are invited.
q .t-,Albanys .Democrat:@The Met
4 cor Basket, Ball team of, Chicago
| passed through the city this morn.
> ling on their way from Eugene to
,, Corvallis, where they will play the
Il Q. A.aC. tonight. O.. A. C. las
RI one of the best teams III the United
States.
l H -
Eugene Guard:-R. S. Bryson,
t the well known young attorney and
! secretary of the Commercial Club,
t has decided to try for the nomina'
ton as justice of the peace for the
8 Eugene district and his, petition is
s now being circulated. II So far be
has no opposition in the race.
a Presbyterian church, NJ. S.
Bush. pastor. Worship at II a. m
: conducted by Rev. Frank A. Miller
This will be a union meeting. c.
\ E. meeting at $50 p. m. Evening
: service at 7.3o. Women's meeting
t at 3 p. N. with address by Rev
) Miller.
DIR. and Mrs. Cathey left thi:
morning for Southern Oregon
t They were to have left Thursday
Il but because of the serious illness o
IT Prof Pernot. DR.. Cathey was de
}. tanned in consultation on the case
= DR. Cathey goes to Douglas count,
If to attend relative who is critical,
e iii. He will be absent week.
'e The college chapel was packee
10 to the doors with music lovers
q Wednesday evening, the occasion
!. being the recital by the vocal pupil
q of Mrs. E. F. Green. There wer
t. eleven numbers on the program
and the occasion is said to hav
been one of the most successful an,
r enjoyable given by Mrs. Green
: department during the year.
10 "A petition was circulated b.
!. S. N. Lilly Wednesday, asking th
|: Benton county court to appropriat
q 500 of county funds for the assist
# ance of the John Day family, who's
le destitute condition has been brough
,e about by the prolonged and seriou
r Illness of the members and th
,r deaths of three children, within
d period of two weeks The case i
n one of the saddest ever known il
e Corvallis, and Mr. and Mrs. Da,
e have the sympathy of all in thei
IS sorrow.
Il -Nettie Garden VS. Everett Car
den is the title to a divorce suit fl
Is ed at the clerks Office Monday
d The couple was married in Mariol
% county October 1902. The plain
10 tiff AYERS in her complaint that sh
is was deserted by thet defendant tn
e following January, and asks 70
II restoration of her maiden name
r. Nettie Ross.