The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-01
LOCAL LORE,
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Of IS cents Per line will be charged. :,

J Sulphur and lime for spraying
at Kline's. g-
Miss Bertha Davis is visiting
friends in Brownsville. sr.
Miss Mary Klecke1 is visiting
friends and relatives in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kiger
have moved to their country home
for the summer. .s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston of AL
bany, have returned to their home
after a few days spent at the
home of their son. --.-..s
Mrs. J. B. Horner goes Mon
day to Roseburg to deliver an ad-
dress before the Woman's Club of
that city, on topics connected with
her recent trip to Europe,
| Harrison Johnson of Scio, and
daughter, Mrs. Hickman, relatives
of Mrs. Caroline Hayes and others
in Benton county, was here on a
visit for several days of last week
returning home yesterday.
| MY Savior's Farewell Ad-
Dress is the subject for the morn
ing sermon, and "My Savior's Pas
sion" the topic for the evening at
the First Methodist church Sunday.
I Miss Grace Gillespie, after a
four weeks visit at the II. M. Fin
ley home in this city, left yester.
day for her home in Portland.
-Mokair is 28 cents in the 1oca'
market. In one or two instances
growers have already sheared, bu
not until the weather is better will
shearing become general. The
, prospects as to price are about the
? same as last year. t@-s ...
f "A parents meeting is to b.
/ held at Fairmount Grange hall OF
the last Saturday in the curren
month. The original time set 70
: | it was tomorrow, but for variou
reasons there mas been a postpone
ment to the later date.
Clarence Vidito retired yester
: day from the OAC barber shop AM
E: L. Hathaway has succeeded a
proprietor of the establishment
|. with David Fendall as chief artist
: Mr.. Vidito and wife leave earl
next week for Newport where wit
d Clarence Chapman become land
9 lords of the Bay View House. The
+ + are refurdishing and re6tting tn
e place and will hereafter conduct i
y as a first class hostelry.
: superintendent Denman is sen
Z. ing out circular letters to all th
schools in the county asking for
report of progress as to what is be
! ing done in each district with rel
Or erence to preparation of product
i for competitive exhibits for the bi
+: ALL Benton-School-Fa These re
ports will be received from time t
time, signed by the teacher, an
publicity will be given to the,
e, through the county press. Ever
child in the county stands chane
ID ID to. win a valuable prize ond the OF
4 2, portuniry should not be lost.
ef There is no doubt that b
= mental condition had most to
to with the suicide Of Alfred Denny
III There is an unconfrmed story tn;
@l 3. he couldn't sleep satisfactorily whe
na it rained, The patter of the rair
s, drops SO soothing to most peop
az seemed to affect him peculiarly. A
ne R. F. D. man once met him, an
Re, as he approached Denny jumpe
d; at him from behind a tree and e.
y y; claimed, ''I'm having a hi cf
il time" "What is the matter?" el
Re-, io quired the mail carrier, "Oh, i
n; raining" was illuminativer respons
S. Another OAC boy has VIC
,a,, as, distinction. He Is E.. A. Hinricl
IN N, Of the graduating class OF 1904.
he he a recent letter to friend IN th
sat sat city, Bert Bower says Hinrichs b
IN been promoted to the Office of Il
ne General Electric at Schenectady
lls lHs a first class engineer and where
ue has his own stenographer, and r
d. d. ceives greatly augmented salar
m: m: Of him. Mr.. Bower says, '.He
q. the star output Of OAC, few c,
va compete with him, and the Gene
al Electric has found it out"
Orders are coming in thi,
and fast for seeds to be used
3 at growing products for the All-Be
= ton-School- ol-Fair. Orders were Sc
off yesterday by Superintende
Denman for 5000 packages th
lite are required to fill requests 4
ur seeds, already received at the s.
ali perintendent's Office. The exit