The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-02-19

Mrs. Benson, of klamath Fails
accompanied by a daughter, is
here on visit to her son at OAC.
Good weather has put the val.
ley roads in almost as good condi-
ton as in summer.
B. w. Johnson has purchased
the residence property of Mrs. Eta
Lee, ard with Mrs. Johnson ex-
poets to occupy it soon.
Miss Mabel Withycombe is
visiting friends at Jefferson and
Salem.
August Hodes' condition is
much improved, and he expects to
be at his place of business in few
days.
Mrs. Linnie Linyille Of Port.
land, and son Lenger, arrived Fri
day for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lenger.
Grange meeting, Saturday,
at 2 o'clock, Administration build
ing. Ah interesting program has
been prepared.
W. R. Hall was in town
Sunday, thinking it probable that
the remains of his mother law,
Mrs. Spaulding, might be taken
via Corvallis to Buena Vesta fo1
interment.
John Henderson, of Lane
county, is on his way home with g
band of 50 head of stock cattle
purchased in Benton. He made
his purchase from Billy Gellatly
and Gene Jackson.
Mrs. M. L. Garment ane
daughter, Lillian, expect to star
tomorrow for their Five River
home to spend the coming
summer. Other members of tn
Family will remain in Corvalli
for a time.
The granite columns which ar
to be placed at the main entranc
of the new bank building, arrive
yesterday. There are two of them
5 the lower end of each being.
inches in diameter and rs inche
E at the top. They came all the wa
! from the state oi Maine. Thes
j columns areto rest upon grant
, blocks more or less ornaments
"A number of friends joine
: Saturday night in celebrating tt
q natal day of DR.. Cathey and Mr.
0 Cornutt at the Cathey home
o this city Saturday evening.
v II. V. Vidito is having COZ
structed on the premises recent
purchased from ]. w. Foster, 6
! up-to date barn IS by IS feet
q size. M. L. Earnest has the CO
It tract of erecting the structure.
f W. F. Gay and family ha,
a arrived from Upton, Iowa, and a
e settled temporarily in one of Il
4 Wuestefelt houses. Mr.. Gay n.s
r buy property in town. He is {
!. Interesting gentleman and a we
s come addition to our population.
Il The 18 months old child
i Ole Paulson. who last fall purcl
d ased the S. A. Moore place, ne'
a town, died of pneumonia last Sa
IS urday. Rev, Byerline. of Il
a Lutheran church. conducted ii
funeral services at the family hon
. and interment occurred I. 90.
. cemetery Monday forenoon.
: Father Burri of McMinnvill
8 Father Lane of Albany, and Faith
# Datin of Brooks, and his nice
y Miss Claire Courtois, are visitir
o Father Springer, and are assistir
e with the Forty Hours devotion
). Father Datin and Miss Sheehy wi
s. sing again this even ng, and Faith
e Lane will speak. The devotie
l. has been we'll attended. All are il
: vited to attend.
Il When a citizen or two ent
: the alley back of Horning's sto
r and after travelling south a sho
e distance turn east and disappea
e where are they going? And whe
n they come back after few minut
+ what have they got? It's all
e open and so plain that even SIN:
o boys around town know what Il
Ie professions means when it is hea
= ed south, and what it has got in
q pocket when it is steering north.
Some person on Saturd;
night pulled up and carried aws
G five young walnut trees which Ta
o lor Porter planted two years a,
d along the walk about his premis
h on Second and Adams. About t
is only adequate punishment s5for
Il man who would commit such