The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-06-04
Mis- Merle Blinn of New Mex
co is a guest of Miss Edna Groves.

Neil Murray, former chief
clerk in the traffic department of
[ the G. & E. now holds a similar
position in the district freight Office
of the Southern Pacific.
"A. Black, who since his recent
arrival in Corvallis has resided in
Jobs addition. is removing with his
family to the farm lately purchased
of Mr.. Whaley.
The new rector of the Episco-
pal church. Rev. Armstrong, arriv-
ed from Peru, Indiana, Saturday
evening He was accompanied by
his little son.
The Rose show Of the Presbv- !
terian ladies occurs tomorrow. In |
the evening there will be program
in which plantation melodies will
be feature. A dinner will bel
served in the midday, the hours
4 being from II to o'clock. !
1.-THE Greatest Field Meet
1 will be the subject Of the sermon
by Rev. G. H. Gibbs pastor Of the
Z M. E. church, South. as p. N.
I next Sunday. There will he no
4 services in this church Sunday
Z morning on account of the Com
4 Increment services at the college.
4 There will be no Sabbath
9 school nor church s-rvice next
h Sunday morning at the Presbyter-
h ian church. In the evening Jonah
B B. Wise OF Portland will occupy
b the pulpit.
Il E. R. Bryson who arrived home
4 HESunday was called to Portland yes
d terday by unfavorable news from
a the bedside of his mother, who lies
B unconscious in a Portland hospital
\ with no hope of recovery.
DIR. J. R. N. Bell has leaped
into popular favor in the Willamette
Valley as an orator, pulpit end 9th
keerwise. Next Sunday he is to de
liver the baccalaureate sermon a
the Philomath college Commence
ment. June S he is to deliver tn
address at the annual Knights o
Pythias convention at Hubbard
and July .th he is to make th
eagle scream at Cottage Grove
where he is to be the orator oi t..
day.
i Ernest Carey is lying at b
4 bone in Philomath with broke
ankle. The injury was sustaine
B esterday afternoon in an accidel
at the Webster sawnill on Woo
creek, mile and half above Pr
B lomash. He was employed abo
4 the nill and a sudden jerk in Il
. machinery warned his fellow er
ployes that something was wTon
q The result of investigation was ;il
- Carey was found where he b
been thrown by the moving N
acct chinefy, with his ankle broke
e OF He had caught the member il
me1 belt in some unknown manner.
was taken at once to Philoma
ca1 where DR.. Logan took charge
,,as+ ~ the case. Carey is about rs yea
~ of age, and is son-in-law of La
~ " Henkle. He has wife and o
child.
Jobs corvallis was in darkness z
sioe day and Saturday nights. If
electric light glared, nary gla
Bu- hit Corvallis town. Many swift
dern was turned, and turned again, a
near still again, after which in many
stances the gurgle of cuss words
oo.. they went down throats were wa
iss.' Sa. ed on the gentle evening bres;
~, Caudles were in great demand, F.,
~ places where the electric compl
uay' ,,s was the only source Of light supp
l lun The condition seems to have be
~" the result of a broken engine
Day Albany. The company was
gagged in cleaning out the Santi
the ditch, and for the purpose
atur- turned off the water, relying
attlel steam, meantime. After the
will gine was repaired it collapsed
ICES. second time. After the accident
ative the engine, the water was turr
on, but several hours was requi
: ar. for it to make the II miles of {
visit ,ance oe'ween Tue intake ana
and, nsn' "o'As'
they The annual picnic of the 10
for colony occurred Saturday, and,
Inns, usual, was very successful affs
and The attendance was not as large
lents | on some former occasions, but
event was enjoyable just the sar
the The colony comprises many io1
from people whose hospitality and ge
. cheer knows no hounds II,