The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-15
Carl PGl struggling with


an attack of measles.
Miss Maud Thorp spent Sum
day with her parents in Indepen-
dence.
Elmer Nash of Polk county
was an over Sunday visitor of Cor
wallis relatives.
Bryant Young went to. Med
ford Saturday to be absent ten
days.
Miss Frances Belknap was an
over Sunday visitor at the Hugh
Heron home at Irish Bend.
Miss Winnie Logan of Kings
Valley is visiting Corvallis rel
atives.
Mrs. J. w. Walters and child
ren leave tomorrow for Nebraska to
join Mr.. Walters and take up their
residence.
-Hsrold Rumbahg and Joseph
Ganong of O.A.C. were guests Of
Albany relatives over Sunday.
The Sorosis girls gave one of
the most successful dances of the
season at the Armory Saturday
evening. The decorations were
elaborate, fir trees, snow balls, myr-
tie, palms; rustic seats, etc, giving
the large room the appearance of
an artistic garden.
Miss Agnes Wilson now has a
total vote Of 1o4, ,54S in the Oregon
ian popularity contest, leading in
the 18th district by something over
80, 900. The contest closes in three
weeks. and Corvallis expects to
send Miss Wilson on tie trip to the
Yellowstone Park, which is the
prize in the contest.
Henry Price, who has been a
salesman in the R. M. Wade hard.
ware store in this city for several
years, left Sunday for Seattle to ac'
cept position in a general hard
ware store. His family will remain
in this city until July. Many
friends regret the change of resi-
dence.
DO not forget that the loca
W. c. T. U. is gathering a quan
tity of cltohing and other supplies
for the needy of San Francisco. A
shipment is to be made the last o
the week. If any person has con
tributions to make they should b.
delivered to Mrs. Crees or inform
her that they are ready for delivery
and she will send for them.
"A Corvallis lady, who wishe
her name withheld, was knocked
down and run over by a bicyclis
on one Of the streets Of the city
yesterday. Though she escape
injury, it was little less than a mir
acle that she was not severely hurt
There are many riders of the whee
who go far beyond the limit of th
law as to speed, and it is time tha
attention is called to the fact, befor
damage suit IS brought.
The Epworth League of tn
| M. E. church has elected the fol
lowing officers for the coming term
President. A. E. Belknap; vic
presidents, Miss Belle Mattley
Miss Frances Belknap. Miss Stell
Parsons, Miss Georgia Herbert
secretary. Miss Winnifred Gate:
treasurer, Lester Mars; organis
Frank White; assistant, Miss Geo.
gia Herbert: chorister, ]. G. Kelly
assistant, Miss Libbie Rice.
Corvallis and Albany indulge
! in spirited game of base bali {
the latter city Sunday afternoon
There was rain falling up to tt
time the game was called, and
consequence there was small a
tendance. The surprise of tt
game was that both teams put u
5 such high class of base ball, tt
, score at the end of the nine inning
; being three runs to one in fave
, of Corvallis. The latter made tv
f splendidly executed double plays
f the course of the game.
Andrew Taylor Gellatly, il
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5 Gellatly, died Wednesday night
spasmodic Group, aged one mont
and eleven days. The funeral Sc
, vices were conducted by Rev.
M. Wood at Pleasant Valley Gem
E terry at eleven o'clock on Frida
: A large concourse of neighbors at
f friends were present to pay the
a last respects and to speak comfol
ing words to the bereaved famil
There were many beautiful flor
pieces, literally covering the lit
mound. While the bereaved fam
l ly monrn their loss they reali
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