The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-23
Leonard Moses was a Philo-
math visitor Sunday.

Sam Eddy paid a visit to
friends in Salem Sunday.
Lester Mercer left yesterday
for his home in Portland after a
visit with Corvallis friends.
H. H. Cronise was a business
visitor in Toledo from Friday until
yesterday.
Mrs. S. A. Hemphill leaves for
a weeks visit with Albany friends
on Friday.
Mrs. J. l.. Jones left Sunday
for Saver for a visit at the home of
her father, Mr.. Thurston.
Miss Florence Adams returned
Saturday from a weeks stay in
Portland. She reports her father
improving as rapidly as could be
expected.
Mr.. Shelby, Western Travel
ing Secretary of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew. arrived Saturday and
was the guest for a few days of
Rev. and Mrs. E 7. Simpson.
BENZ. Jones arrived from In
dependence Saturday and spent a
few hours with his brother, Thos.
Jones, before returning to his home
in Toledo. Mr.. Jones is preparing
to move to Independence.
Rev. Hurd and family returned
from Portland Saturday night, bav-
ing been there to consult a
physician about the illness Of Gin
ton, the little son. It was thought
he had typhoid fever, but the all
ment proved less serious though the
lad is not much improved.
w. J. Kaerth, for the past
year with the First National bank
has rendered his resignation to take
effect the middle of February.
Mr.. Kaerth has accepted the po-
sition of bookkeeper with the Cor.
wallis saw Mill company.
There will be a meeting O.
Threshing Machine men at the
Court house Saturday, Jan. 27tt
at one o'clock. All machine own.
ers of Benton county are earnestly
5 requested to be present.
Mrs. Hogg, widow of the late
Col. 7. Egerton Hogg, arrived il
l Corvallis Sunday, on a business
8 visit. Her late husbands estat,
, comprises property in this section
and the errand Of Mrs. Hogg is t.
9 investigate the status of things
: She left yesterday for an absence o
a day or two but is to return for
q sojourn of a fortnight in Corvallis
+ Sam Hartsock figured in an &C
cident Monday morning. In fact
he was the sole figure in the acci
dent, and it was of a nature tina
did not add either to Sans good TEN
per Or good looks. While out fo
r his usual horseback ride, the AM
NAL became unmanageable, an,
s seeing that he would be thrown q
the corner, MIR. Hartsock jumped
He landed in a mud-hole and wa
dragged for some distance throug
!. the mire, with no special damag
70 save to his appearance.
q -Smlthson and Greenhaw of c
y A. c. I prominently mentione
g in at article in Sundays Ores onia
as possibilities for the Internationa
b athletic games to be held at Athen:
b Greece, in the latter part of Apri
Il Neither will enter for the America
y tryouts. 1t is highly probable thu
either could, were the tryouts lat
enough in the season, be able t
d make the team. In his own even
neither has a superior on the p
cihc Coast, and it is doubtful
either has an equal.
r.. Misses Juliet and Louise Coo1
:. er entertained about twenty guess
l. in a most delightful manner la:
r. Saturday evening. The spacior
s. rooms of the handsome Farra HON.
q filled with young people, was
}. scene of beauty. The amusemer
: of the evening was cards, five hur
dred, pedro and razzle-dazzle. A:
ter most palatable goodies wei
passed, Collie Cathey and Mi:
IS Juliet Cooper furnished vocal an
instrumental music. The Mise
d Cooper's guests were Misses Mabe
q Withycombe, Mabel Davis, Mar
and Bess Danneman, Pauline De
Wis, Harriet Sheasgreen, Edna L
# vine, and Messrs Sam Damon, TOT
10 Nolan, Elmer Wills, Ray Wake
d Kenneth Cooper, Lyman Bundy
NJ Collie Cathey, Cyril Brownell, Bus
l. Days and Bert Pilkington.
Some splendid bargains at tt
Bazaar.