The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-29

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Victor Spencer left today to
accept position at Rainier. Ore.
Tom Nolan returned Monday
from trip to Portland and Seaside.
Mrs. Bert Ho!lister went to
Portland Saturday far visit with
friends.
Bush Davis was q Corvallis
visitor Sunday. He Is eaployed in
Portland.
Miss Una Stewart Of rrinesdlle
arrived Sunday and is the gzest Of
Mrs. Harry Buxro1. -
The "Japanese Tea Garden"
will; be beautiful spot at the Car
nival. Look for It.
Mrs. Lee Anderson Of Eugene
left today after q visit with hef sisS
ter, Mrs. George Irvine.
Mrs. A. T. Crugett returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with relatives in Junction City.
Mrs. Lucy Francisco arrived
yesterday from q Eve weeks visit in
Portland and Yamhill county.
Miss Lura Flett returned from
Portland Saturday where she has
been attending business college.
The news columns Of the
Times are much reduceis this issue
by pressure Of advertising space.
After Q visit with her parents
In this city, Miss Bertha Thrasher
left Sunday for Portland where she
is engaged in dressmakina.
The Maccabees are to give an
ice cream social in their hall on
Wednesday evening May goth. All
Maccabees and their friends invited.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Joseph Bethune of
Wasco, Oregon, and Miss Ida Van
Hooseu. The wedding was to oc.
cur today In this city. The groom
was former OAc student.
Harry Davis arrived Sunday
for an extended visit with his pa.
rents. He has spent the past year
in California and other states for
the benefit Of his health.
"A large audiauce Sunday
morning at .the Congregational
church, listened to the memorial
sermon Of Rev. &. F. Green. The
church was eiaborateiy decorated
with flags, bunting and flowers.
Officers to serve the Ladies'
Coffee Club during the ensuing
year were elected Monday, as fol-
lows: president, Mrs. NJ. S. Wood
cock, vice president, Mrs. r. Berch.
told, secretary, Miss Lillian Ram
ney, librarian, Mrs. Colbert.
-Wonan-Now, II you don't
leave at once, I'll cali my husband
and he's an old Harvard football
player. Tramp-Lady. II yer love
him don't call him out. I used to
ter play wild Yale.
Saturday, D. s. Adams receiv
ed the Intelligence that his eldest
sister had Just passed away at her
home In Portland. Maine, and yes.
terday another message brought to
Mrs. Adams the sad news that one
Of her sisters had died at Mendoza,
Illinois.
Fond Nother-Ethei, did you
kiss young Mr.. Jones again last
night! Ethel-Yes, mamma: he
has just lost An uncle, and I was 20
sorry for him. Fond mother
Well, Ethel, let this be the last.
I'm afraid If You keep on encourag-
ing him with your sympathy, he
won't have relative left In the
world.
The Philadelphian boys Of o.
A. c. gave their second annual
banquet at Hotel Corvallis Satur-
day evening, the guests being the
lady friends Of the young men.
Covers were laid for 80, aud every.
thing possible had been done to
make the occasion . successful and
happy one. The banquet embrac-
ed many of the daintiest edibles i'm
aginable, and the toasts were bright
and entertaining. The affair was
heartily enjoyed BY ell, and vas q
success In every way. ~.
Tomorrow Corvallis will OBJ
serve Decoration day In the usual
fitting manner. The line Of march
will form at the G. A. r. hall at .
o'clock, In the order given; the O.
A. c. cadets, Mayor johnson. both
Woodmen lodges, the 6. 4. R., w.
R. c., school children aud citizens.
A. the ce,neteyv ZACH ladv assiafNd