The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-04-24
LOCAL LORE.
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of IS cents per fine viii be charged.
Miss Helen Steiwer oi Ief

Miss Helen Steiwer OF Jeffer-
son, attended the Armory hop Sat
urday.
"A. J. Fuller, who has been
suffering with typhoid fever, is
greatly improved, and is able to
sit up.
Miss Efie Smith, who resides
across the river from Corvallis, is
reported as seriously i'll with appen-
dicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Motter of
Portland came up Saturday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Mil
ner and ether relatives. They re-
turned yesterday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. D. McCully
visited their son Russell Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. McCully is
prominent banker Of Eastern Ore
gon.
After visit with her mother
in this city, Mrs. R. L. Weather
fo1d returned Saturday to her
home in Harrisburg.
Contribution for the Califor-
MIA sufferers may be left at the
Farmers Hotel. Those that are
unable to send packages may have
them called for by notifying o. ].
Blackledge.
IS. B. Bane of this city, who
had been greatly worried about his
brother in San Francisco, received
word Sunday from the latter, Rev.
Bane, stating that he had escaped I,
but that all his property had been
destroyed.
The Corvallis dray companies
are helping in the work of aiding
San Francisco, by hauling free of
charge, all boxes, barrels and
crates of goods and provisions ship
ped from this place to the ruined
city.
j. Fred Yates and S. L. Kline
left Sunday night for San Francis.
co, the former to locate relatives un-
heard of since the fire and the latter
to look after business interests
After they had departed, word was
received from the Kirkpatricks
Mr.. Yates relatives, that they were
safe and their property was saved
delegates have been elected
from the Epworth League of the
M. E. church, to attend the con
vention at Silverton this week
Those who will go are, Rev. Feese,
Arthur Belknap, Carrie Buchanan,
George Cross, Georgia Herbert
Libbie Rice and Lester Mars.
The United Artisans of Corval
lis are taking a cash subscription
among the members to send to thei1
fellow. members in San Francisco
The Corvallis lodge alone will sene
over $500, at rs cents per mem
Der. The sum thus raised amons
all the lodges of the United State
will be considerable amount
Misses Juliet and Louise Coop
er went to Albany this morning t,
meet the remains of Mrs. Carri
Hamilton who died aboard tn
train near Ashland as a result O
shock sustained in the lat
.Cor E-o-o;eoo J;coetar NJ,
Hamilton is the wife of John Ham
'ilton, we'll remembered by old in
habitants of this city.
Prof. Cordley requests tn
Times to give notice that it is nov
time to begin the cannonade o.
Cooling moth. AS soon as tn
blossoms are off the tree the spra
should be applied. After ten day
from the dropping of the blossom
it begins to be too late for this par
ticular spraying, and one goo
chance at the worms will be lost
no spray is applied now. Arsenal
of lead is the proper solution to b
used, and it is to be obtained at al
drug stores. It's cost is about on
to one and half cents per tree.
The annual senior excursion t
to Newport has been arranged t
occur on May 10Th. The senio
and the usual rhododendron excul
sion will be combined this yeal
and as result better excursio
will be given on the date named
The band will go, and a grand tim
is assured all. People have ser
word from Monmouth, Philomatt
Albany and other places of their il
tention to participate in this big a
fair, and everyone should make a
effort to take it in."
There is case of varioloid
town. 1t is at the Episcopal ret
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