The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-02-15
Miss Margaret Mccormack of
Lebanon. was the guest "f Miss
Mary Elgin yesterday, returning
to her home this morning.


Miss Mary Jones who is en-
ployed as a teacher in the Silverton
public school is spending a weeks
vacation at her home in this city.
She returns tomorrow.
Mrs. Luper. of Heppner, is the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
John Spangler. Mrs. Luper has
son attending college.
Subject at the Christian church
next Sunday morning: First
Things First" Evening theme,
"Tenting TowardsSodom"
Morning services at the Con-
gregational church Sunday will be
conducted by Mr.. Whitehead, and
Prof. Taillandier will have charge
of the music.
Miss Mabel Muldlick. who is
attending o. S. N. S., arrived yes
terday. and is the guest of her
brother, John Muldrick, who is an
OAC student.
Archie VanCleve, of last years
graduating class. arrived yester-
day from Baker City. and leaves
tonight for Manila, Philippine
Islands, where he takes position
in the auditing department of the
government.
Samuel Whitesides went to
Portland yesterday TO bury Emer-
! son Follett, brother-in-law. Mr..
Follett had been ill at St. Vincent
hospital during three years past.
The past sunshiny days have
put the soil about town in condition
for cultivation and thrifty people
are doing a good deal of planting
and setting out. In some localities
farmers have begun plowing
The Barnacle Club meets again
Saturday evening. The committee
in charge is Professors McKellips,
McDougal and McLouth, and as
they have an enviable reputation as
entertainers. more than ordin
arly good time is expected.
Rather extensive improve
ments have just been completed al
the United Evangelical church. A
16-light chandelier is among ths
added improvements. The church
is newly papered, the woodwork
has been newly vanished and {
number of minor improvements ane
changes have been made to rende
the building. more attractive and
convenient.
| -OACs first basket ball team
goes to Eugene to morrow morn
1 ing to play return game with
the Friendly team in the evening
Next Thursday the State Universlt,
team will play OAC return game
at the armory here. OACs sec
ond team went down the road thi
noon to engage the Independence
team tonight. Don't forget tn
! game at the armory this evenin,
between the Roseburg girls ant
1.-THE OAC girls. Admission IS cents
"A quiet wedding occurred las
night at the home of Mrs. D. A
Hendryx in Jobs addition. whel
her daughter Ethel, became the
wife of VIM. Butolph, Rev c. T
Hurd of the Evangelical church
officiating. The wedding occurred
at o'clock in the presence of tn
. immediate relatives only and tn
ceremony was followed by a wed
ding supper. The groom is tn
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Buto!p
and is a clerk ms. L. Kline's store
The newly married pair will resid
for the present with the bride
. mother. The young people are re
ceiving many warm congratuls
| tions.
; commissioners Smith and Rick
ard went Tuesday to the mort
part of the county to inquir
& into the damage by flood sustain
! ed by a bridge over a certain wide
= slough or lake; The bridge wa
: 200 feet in length and it was foun'
: to be damaged beyond repair, con
. sidering its decayed condition
= 1t is the present purpose of th
a commissioners to replace it wit
a new structure having at eithe
end fills Of considerable length az
= gregating no feet The bridg
} proper is 10 be 100 feet in length
Yesterday Con1missio 1er Smitl
l and Survey r Jones made trip t.
the location in order to procur
additional necessary details. Plan
l and specifications of the structur
are to be made at once and bio
! for its construction called for.