The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-12

-C. b. Starr who has been vlS-
iting his daughters returned to :
his home near Monroe, Thursday.
Joe Smith of Soap Creek,
transacted business in the city
Thursday. |,
Miss Edna Guthrie of Mon
mouth, delegate to the Y. w. c.
A. convention, is a guest of Mrs.
Clarence Whiteside.
MIR. and Mrs. B. S. Harrison
left on this mornings boat for Port
land to attend the Columbia Uni
versity indoor meet.
| The German Lutheran con-
gregation will hold regular serv-
ices at the residence of A. Leder.
Sunday at p. N. All are invited.
Roy Hood, after visit with
his parents near Philomath, was in
this city Thursday enroute 10 Leb-
anon where he holds a position as
clerk in T. G. Turner'S confection-
cry store.
The Willamette is again with
in its banks, having been out of
them perhaps for the last time this
season. The highest point reach
I ed was I9 feet above low water, |
on Tuesday. A few bunchs of
livestock were caught on high
gronnd along the bottom and with
higher water losses would doubtless
have occurred. AS it was, so far
as known, the water failed to rise
& enough to cause fatalities.
4 "Wednesday evening, A. P.
4 johnson, w. A. Buchanan an | T.
\ T. Vincent were elected delegates
\ and D. A. Osburn, A. E. Wilkins
and w, K. Taylor, alternates, to
represent the Corvallis lodge of
/ w. o, W. at the district convention
i which meets in Portland on the 9Th
of next month.
\ In the probate court: J. w.
Handy inventories the estate Of Al.
bert Denny at $5975. The value
of the estate of Eliza Knight is
$3.50 and E. E. Wilson has been ap.
pointed administrator. The sole
heir is Mrs. Alma Fitzpatrick o
London. England. A. J. Williams
has filed a bond for 81 1900 with
I S. T. Wyatt and Wilson Scoot
as sureties in the estate of Mary T
Wyatt. The heirs are two daugh
tiers, three sons and seven grand
children.
In the county court In th
matter of the expenditure of tn
special road fund in district two
it was ordered that G. 9. Davi
file an additional affidavit wit
the clerk before Friday, showing
an itemized account of money spen
j on his portion of road and tn
amount claimed to be due. Tn
IN clerk was instructed to advertis
US; for bids for completing the roa
P. around Digger mountain to be file
before Nav 1st. ...
ed Services at the Presbyteria
age church Sunday morning. Th
1n pulpit is to be filled by one o
er, the delegates to the Y.M. c. A
ON Convention. No services in th
evening. as a union service of a
the chnrcs hewill be held in tn
OF Armory at the college. Sunda
ng school at 10 a. m. Prayer meet
ing ing on Tuesday evening at 7:3
py p. m. Ali made welcome.
AS will be seen by Superir
tendent Den,nan's notice publishe
+. elsewhere in this paper, state schoe
las funds unexpended and remainin
ny in the hands of school clerks at th
on, beginning of the school year whic
'on is June 3rd are forfeited hereafter
81 Formerly $50 of such funds wa
a. permitted to be carried over but th
ne. late legislature repealed the law an
I've enacted instead, one which pro
q. vides that no fund shall be carrie
ck- over, and that any remaining o
OF hands shall be forfeited to the stat,
ind
nd. The skating rink will be form
ted ally opened early next week. T.
,al1 night was originally set but mapl
lumber for the flooring failed to a
non rive and there had to be a pos
of ponement. Devotees of skatir
ter have been frequenting the rink ft
or several nights but were notife
am last night not to come any moi
until notified of the opening.
and Physical Director Trine an
of Manager McCallister leave on II