The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-06-25
Mrs. z ia has arrived and Is
the guest OF Mrs. Roy Woudcock.


Mr. Young of Portland has ar
rived aod is the guest of his Sister,
Mrs. Al. Johnson.
Ray M. Walker spent several
hours in town Monday, en- route
from Eogene to his home at Idde-
penderc-.
After weeks visit with her
parents, Mrs. l.. L. Purser left today
for Oregon Ctty.
Miss Rose Gre ffoz returned Sat
urday to Portland after a two wees-
visit with friends.
After visit with the family of
A. J. Johnson, Mrs. Young leaves
tomorrow for her home In Tygh
valley.
Mrs. L. G Altman of Saltm,
Is a guest at the j. w. Cfawtord
homa.
The La1ies Missionary Tea OF
the Presby leiitn CHURCH occurs to.
morrow at the home of MIS-. J F
Yates.
We desire to express our appte
citation aud thanks to th- Easier,
Star and ether friends, who 50 kind
ly assisted Us In our late berrave.
ment. Samuel Keiser ard fe mily.
Wool is still quoted at 20 l Z
10 the local market. Many large
lots are being held for higher fig
ur.s, though a considerable num ber
OF growers have already sold.
Miss spell Eu,ertains the AT.
terr o)n r aiding club o. KIT .ur
day with picnlc. The party, com.
prising Is ladies, go in carriages to
Sulphur Springs for the day.
j. w. Handy, who arrived
from the East three years ago, is to
leave Thursday for Iowa to be at
sent six weeks on BUSINESS trip,
He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Handy and two daughters.
Il wouldn't marry you if you
We g the only man in the world!''
"W II. considering the opportuni-
ties shou / have for selectio un.
der taoee circumstances, 1 quite
agree with you
Toe invitations are out for the
marriage of Richard Harte Keat,nge
OF Palo Alto, and Miss Eliz b til
Armstrong OF, Benton county, to be
solemnized at the Episcopal church
of this city July 11th.
&C flee Club members are re-
1ues e1 to donate flowers for ths
r decoration of the foa. to represen
the club on July 4th. The flowers
can be left at the city ha l on the
evening of July 81.
The contract for the erection o.
new home for Rev. Monos mitt
has been ltt to Adams brothers. I,
wall cupy lots on eighth between
-Afams and Jefferson, and will be
Ask zoom cottage and basement.
Five more o. A. c. boys are
to- 30 into the General Electric EN-.
ploy at Schenectady. They are
members of this years class, and
are, Hinrichs. Stebinger, and Nc.
Neal who are to leave in a short
time, and Lumm aud Graf who are
10 60 October let. Two other mem
bers of the class have been given
positions with the Westinghouse, ct
Pittsburg, and are Wilzig and Sci.
leck,
"A Boston public school teacher
was try ng to give her pupils de-
fnfte idea of volcano. With red
chalk che drew on the blackb board
fiery flames issuing from a noun
tain top. When the drawing was
done, she turned to the class before
her, anl said: "Can any of yor
tell me what that looks like?" One
boy Immediately held up his hand
and the teacher said: "Well, Josy
you may tell u.s." 1T looks lik,
he'll, ma'am." replied Joey, with
startling promptness.
John Huffman of Portland. il
here to begin work on the Kiln.
bri K, plans for which have beer
described in the TIMES. Twenty
Eve feet is to be added on the north
making the frontage rs feet. Anoth
or story Is to be added to the pres
ent building. The present from
will be changed, providing for bu
single instead Of the double en
trance. The second floor front vii
be of glass and pressed brick. Whel
completed, the building will be on
of the handsomest in town. Th
whole structure will be utilized b
the Kline establishment, which ha
long been crowded for space. It
hoped to have the work complete
early In September.