The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-10
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Saturday tor CaScad1a, Wnere tney |
expect to spend two weeks.
Miss Eunice Taylor left Satur-
day for few days visit in Port
land.
Walter Lyon. OF Independence,
was in town yesterday for couple
of hours, enroute from Newport.
Mrs. B. w. Johnson expects to
leave Thursday for a weeks visit
in Portland.
Miss Helen Lewis has returned
from a few days visit with Peoria
friends.
Miss Allie Mellen of the Salem
public schools, arrived Saturday
and is guest at the Ireland farm
north of town.
Mrs. Andrew Carrick of
Brownsville, arrived Saturday, and
is a guest at the J. w. Crawford
home.
The Corvallis sawmill was
shut down most of last week and
yesterday on account of lack of
logs. Operations are resumed this
morning.
Men wanted. Saw mill and
lumber yard laborers $2.25 per day.
Woodsmen $2.2!5 to$3.oo. Steady
work. Apply to Booth-Kelly Lum-
Der Co., Eugene, Oregon.
j. M. Walsh, late Master me-
chanic, is acting general superin-
tendent of the c. & E. since the
death of the late Con Sullivan.
Three carloads of passengers
is going in daily to Yaquina on the
G. & E. The summer travel to
the coast is fairly begun.
| -Sixty-four Corvallisites went
to Newport on the excursion train
Sunday morning. Over 200 per-
sons were on board before the sea.
side was reached.
John Buster, of the 'o4 class
OAC, who has been employed in a
Eugene drug store, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting Corvallis
friends. He is enroute to Alsea to
visit his parents.
Officers of the Rebekahs were
installed last night as follows: N.
lG. Lillian Ranney, V. G. Lulu
Spangler. Secretary Mrs. Clyde
Hayes. financial secretary Mrs. Lee
Henkle, treasurer Mrs. Fannie
Oren.
| "A gang of loggers went up the
Willamette Sunday. and yesterday
began gathering together drive
of logs that is to be brought tc
the Corvallis saw mill. The logs
number about 5000. and they
were cut in the vicinity of Peoria.
They will be down the river in a
few days.
| Salem Statesman:-C. R. Lew
is, of Corvallis, was among those
attending the horticultural society
meeting in this city, and returned
home on the evenings local. Mr.
Lewis is an enthusiastic student o
horticulture, being a graduate 0
the agricultural department of Cor
nell University, New York, and
having studied the question else
where.
John Stahlbush is free man.
He only put in little more thai
one day in the city Jail. He wa
sent up for five days, it will be re
membered, for carrying a concealed
weapon. He stated at the tim
that he wanted to get the new cour
started off right. After serving
about 80 hours of his sentence, G
W. Smith went security for the
balance of his fine Of S1o. and Johr
! was set free.
AT his home. known as the oil
Bill Gird place a few miles nortl
: of Monroe, Jesse Watkins is con
fined to his room with a broker
leg. The injury is in the nature o
a crush, sustained by being jamme
between two saw logs. It is jus
above the ankle. The patient wa
: doing well at last accounts. Th
accident happened while the youn
man was logging on one of the Wi
d, lamette.. ..islands in the vicinity {
le his home.
ID Eugene Guard:-Some tw
IT years ago DR.. McAlister's voice Ut
o accountablv failed him till soon
: could speak in but whisper, an
: though he has sought advice wher'
lever relief seemed possible thel
has been no improvement. Abo,
a year ago pimple appeared G
ID ID his throat little to one side of th
ne ne middle line of the front, and tn
ng has gradually enlarged till it no
to Z, forms discolored spot somethin
y. larger than dime. After an e,
at animation by DR.. Brown the Aothe