The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-11
There will be service at Ply
mouth Sunday afternoon at 2.

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p. m. at the Presbyterian church.
All are welcome.
Miss Leona Webber is expect
ed to arrive tomorrow from Port
land for a visit with Miss Mary
Danneman.
Miss Eta Carter of Albany is
expected to attend the Sorosis
dance tomorrow evening, and will
be the guest of Juanita Rosendorf.
DIR. P. T. Starr, the osteopath,
will give treatment until the 18th
of June at half price. Treatment
$I.oo.
Miss Clara Blain of Albany ar
rived Wednesday and is the guest
of friends for a few days.
Ernest Stewart. who has been
for several months in Idaho, arriv-
ed home Wednesday. ,
-Burd Croft left Yesterday tor
Portland, where he expects to re-
main.
Mrs. Nellie Osburn and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, arrived Sunday
from Portland and are guests at the
Charles Everett home. Miss Os-
burn remains for a longer visit.
Mrs. Charles Small has return
ed from Portland, where she has
been in a hospital for some time.
She is only slightly improved in
health.
From appearances, nearly all
Corvallis will attend the picnic at
Bellefountain on June end. No ef-
fort will be spared to make the oc-
casion successful and everyone is
sure to enjoy the day.
According to report, the steam
boat excursion to Salem Sunday
will be largely patronized by Cor
wallis people. The Pomona is to
be used, and leaves Corvallis at f
a. m.
The Converted Sheepman OF
Eastern Oregon, who is new a STU
dent of McMinnville college. will
speak to the people of Corvallis on
Sunday May 18th, morning and
evening. at the Baptist church. All
are cordially invited to attend and
especially the students of o. A. c,
-"You must admit" said the
earl. "that my-ah-ancestry dates
back much farther than you1
daughters" eyes" replied the
girls rich old father; I'VE ain t beer
able to trace ours back any further
than certain robber who was
hanged in 1894. Now, I sup
pose you have clear record righ
back to the ape. haven't you?'
The annual Teachers Institute
will be held in this city June E.
and 8. Superintendent Denmar
will be assisted by President Ress
ler of the Monmouth Normal, Pres
ident Mulkey of the Ashland Nor
NAL, State Superintendent Acker
man and Miss Sloan of Portland.
Tom Taylor and J. H. Clauncl
came in from Lobster with go
pounds of wool. It required
four horse team to bring in th
load. They sold for IS cents
pound. The boys started hom
this morning with lot of supple
and two Jersey cows purchase
from the Beach herd.
. Carpenters and painters ar
finishing work on Grandma 9iggs
house which was moved from tn
5 Elgin place near the college to lot
:: belonging to Judge Waters in tn
: north part of the city. All will b
ready Monday for Mrs. Biggs' be
1ongings.
The Levi Wooster dray horse
did a stunt on their own accour
out at the S. P. depot Wednesda
:, morning. Loud cries of ''Whos
whoa" attracted the attention {
: residents in the neighborhood an
they beheld the big team circlin
c around and around the depot, pul
! sued by crowd Of men and boy:
The animals finally headed toward
town but were caught without dan
, age save broken strap or two.
: The new proprietors of th
Centennial Meat Market assume
the management Thursday morr
ing, and business is opening II
quite satisfactorily. 1t is the il
. tention of the managers to cater /
5 the best trade of the city. AS a
earnest of their purpose to suppl
t the best, the new management pu,
: chased from P. Avery a number {
I ine steers which had bsen sta1l.fe
: for considerable time and whic
f were in prime condition.