The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-05-03
Commencement at the college

Commencement at the college /
occurs June 18th. 70 as'.s
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nolan accompanied
her husband as far as Portland on
his European trip. : :
Mrs. w. D. DeVarney arrived 4
yesterday to assume charge of the
independent Telephone Office foriI
an indefinite period. A
The Albany skating rink has
closed for the season and a crowd
of A1banyites went last night for al
skate at the Eugene rink. q
Miss Marguerite Looney, of
Salem, is guest at the home of
Miss Mary Barclay.
Miss Gertrude Barclay arrived
Tuesday.frem a two weeks visit at
the W. o. AHeckert home in Eu4
gene. ar
victor Moses Is ada1nS a gait
lery to supply the added -oom rel
quired for his spring stock, |
-Friend-Is' your1 husband q
quiet man? Mrs. Wise-Is he?
Why, he goes into a cofnatose COM
ditio1i every time I ask him for a
dollar! s7tsszssazs slass = -=7,.rz /
FRANCIS ]. Heney states that
! he will place Binger Hermann ii
an Oregon Jail. When it is remenl-
bered how many times that Heney
has kept his word it looks rather
serious for Binger.ss = - -
DIR. Ostein, professor of math'
{ cIenatics,, in, the state agriculture a
college Of Utah, was in town for {
few hours yesterday. He left las
night for San Francisco.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy Young
Miss Emma Sox and Mr.. Gibson
came over from Albany yesterda,
morning in Mr.. Young's new tour
ing car. ia After a spin about tn
college campus they left for the re
tnrn trip. -. er1s7@s
In the probate court 7. w
FHady, administrator of the A1ber
Denny estate, has been authorizes
to sell the personal property belong
ing to the estate at private sale
In the estate of James P: oMcBe
the executrix has been ordered t
pay the widow $4,000 and 81 SO fo
maintenance Of herself and chi1dre
for the ensuing year. - no p, -55s'' !
Albany 4 Democrat: E. H
Rhodes authorizes the, Democrat
state that if, the. property owner
adj joining his LOO square feet at th
corner of First and Ferry street
will give him a bonus Of S., 900 b
willferectsa modern hotel at the COS
of $40, ooos to, be known, as th
Fairnount, a fine three-story buile
ing, up to7datet in its, construction
building that, would double 'th
: value of property around that 60.
4 ;nerrBd ! ggs u8 siai Ea! 80. so,
, : Mr.lWilliams sarriNed last nig1
!, 4 from; Houston, Texas and has a:
= sdmed charge of the saw mill e
fwhich heiis the general manage
fI: MsStandifer of the same p1ac'
fihasgalso arrived and taken chars
u of the books of the establishment
IS The new owners have put adde
s capital; into the enterprise, and wi
develop and widen its operation
VI Ed, Strong, who has retired {
r. IoWner Of the Corvallis saw mill,
"A to 1eaYe tomorrow for Polk count,
is |, where he is the owner of, a, hare
|, wood mill His stay there, hov
IS ever, will not be permanent, an
d. he will return to Corvallis late
,e Whether he will remain here or il
EYest elsewhere, has not yet bee
(, determined.,.fh --,....,,,.. -.
b ,9,- The O. eAoeC. debating tea
t. meets the Washington State CO
n 4 fege team in al discussion of I'll
5, merits of jthe 4 Monroe Doctrin
" Monday night The O. .f?AeC. me
st defend the policy and the Pul1ms
ID Pdebaters2are to argue for its aba
1-ahdonmei1tJ G The 1ocaIdebaters ar
:hd Mark Weathefford, d,i 1eaderr1G0
,e Clark and Mr. Se11eckslTheyslea,
le kfor Pullman Sunday 5adt l3uuct
ne re3sqfwa 4 fwo d days rag Y YIN M, c. A: Bull
le ing Fund II z eeaayass 5 IN D cofva1fs c