The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-11-30

at the hotel Corvallis tor lew
days. ..-..t1
--Tom Nolan attended the Multi
nomah- Eugene football game in
Portland yesterday.
.a-Miss .Weberly of Portland,
was the guest of Miss Paulipe Day
is. Wednesday evening. .E. .,.fs.-,
Invitations are out for tie
marriage on the I5th. of Miss Ma
Bile Davis and DOWN. Walker, 1~
Miss Nichols and Miss Allison
of Portland are guests of the. form
[er's brother, Roy Nichols. E-o =.
Miss Gertrude -McBee left yes
terday for few days visit with
Salem relatives r.. /! gia.t la5 .
Corvallis lodge No "a A. F.
& A. NJ, is preparing to celebrate
January 1st' the fftieth anniver-
sary Of its organization. ' ....
Miss Mary Jones, who is now
a teacher in the Silyerton public
school, arrived Thursday. evening
for a few days visit at the home of
| her parents. El lid il1s. opss.0
| Misses Mamie Stevens and
Lillian Cleek of Albany, arrived
Wednesday for a few days visit
| with Miss Edna Allen.
Victor Spencer spent Thanks
lgiving in Corvallis with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Spencer.
He is employ Id in a drug store at
Rainier and is much pleased with
his situation. - / II
i Services at the Baptist church
! Tomorrow are as, follows: 10 a. m
Sunday sehsof;II a. sermon
Isubject.z-'9sThe Christian Watc1
word, go Forward. e e 7:3o, sermon
/ by the pastor. '----.'s,e, l'@-.-7
I Fred EWart, a student the col
\ 1ege, has the contract for wirin'
4 the new postomce building, and he
4 has begun the task so as to uti1iz
h the Thanksgiving vacation. Nj
4 Ewart submitted the plans to Al
L chitecl Pugh: They were at one
D a iopted and recommended to A.
\ Johnson, the builder, with the as
4 surance that Mr.. Ewart> evidentl
& understands the business. Ere
B is son of Charles Ewart, a torrne
4 Corvallis resident and contractor.
4 Mrs. Charles E. Hout enter
h tanned on Saturday in honor of th
B fifteenth anniversary Of her maj
\ riage. Drawings from memory
+ fit nursery rhymes proved muc
I merriment. Mrs. George Coot
E was declared to be best artist. Mr.
4 McCausland, the least pTofcier
4 and eacq was awarded a very pret
4 ty prizef An elaborate luncheo
II closed the afternoon. The guess
I were: Mesdames McCauslanc
+ Strange, Coote, Savage, Cauthorr
I Fulton, P. Avery, Harris, Flet
4 Martha Avery. Irvine, Davi!
I Lake; Misses Pauline Kline an
H}Helene Holgate. gtl Dag sz3.&ost !
I IS. N. Wilkins is home frol
I Vancouver. whittier he had bee
I engaged in fitting up the unde
taking business which he recent
\ purchased in that city, The qua
> tiers in which the business is no,
located however, are temporary
: Mr.. Wilkins states that he has pu
: chased ground upon which he il
+ tends to erect for undertaking pu
Il poses, 80 by 60 feet, buildin
i with two stories and a basement.
il is to be fitted up in all respects
II tmodern style. He already has
il n W funeral car, a hearse and ar
Il bulance wagon, and a large ne
i stock of all. that is required in Il
Il business. A barn in which seve
al horses are to be kept in connec
ion, is another Of the improvement
/. decided upon by Mr., Wilkins. E
Il of which it is said, is demanded
the trade Of Vancouver. and vici
ity. Mr.. Wilkinf is to remain he
for an indefinite period. Mea
while, first class undertaken is
charge of the Vancouver bushes
Buy your THANKSGIVING tab
linens and napkins at Nolans, 10,
/ range for selection. Special pr ic
this most.
4 OWNER of Portland Real Est
n: If you want to sell write me
j once. John B. Matthews, 7
III Chamber of Commerce, Porila
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