The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-05-31

Roy Hollenberg. bookkeeper 4
at the furniture store, has been at
Monroe for couple of days.
Miss Winnie Ewart of Port
land is visiting at the John Simp-
son home.
H. R. Linville of Portland is t
guest of his father in law, Johu {
Lenger. L
Mrs. Jesse Spencer left yester-
day for Portland, where she ex-
poets to enter Good Samaritan Hos
pital for an operation.
Mr.. Eckman, postmaster at
McMinnville, for the past four
years was in town yesterday, and
during his stay was an interested
visitor at the college.
Mrs. Ben Woldt and daughter
were up from Portland Yesterday.
remembering those who rest in
Crystal Lake. |
/ 4. A. Kessi and family have
4 arrived from Hood River and oc
cnpy cne of the McHenry houses
in Jobs addition. Mr.. Kessi is
looking for acreage property.
/ DIR. and Mrs Ben JOB Of Cot
tage Grove were in town yesterday,
\ decorating the burial lot in Crystal
Lake cemetery. They returned
= = home in the afternoon.
DIR. Osler now SAYS that the
best medicine is hope, which leads
4 an exchange to remark: "That's
what makes democrats so healthy
aud long lived
John Barton. more than seven
lily years of age, died Tuesday after
noon at the home near Oakville
Mwhere he has resided ever since
M 1882. He was buried yesterday a
8l Oakville.
Mrs. Rose Lenger Hall arrive'
Wednesday for few days visi
with her parents. Mrs. Hall
employed in the alteration depart
ment of Meier s. Franks depar,
ment store in Portland.
i, The foundation is being lai
for new home g. w. Smith is
build on lots west of his prese,
residence on College avenue. H
present residence was sold son
time ago to Mr.. Chapel. II
new house is to be a FIVE roo
fbungasow and is to cost $1,000.
Preaching at the Presbyteri;
church Sunday morning by t
pastor, J. r. N. Bell. Mornil
topic, 1.-The New Creation"
the evening Children's Day servic
will be. held. The program is
interes,ting one for old as well
u young. The choir at this servi
will sirlg for the young, people th
splendid anthena by Gabriel, "F
50 member: now thy Creator
mil. made welcome.
"A pleasaat social gatheri
took place at the home Of Mr.. a
Ted- Mrs. Harper Wednesday evening
sev- honor of Miss Maud Moore of Fl
due, Indiana, who is the guest of /
cousin, Mrs. Harper. Five hu
urs- dred Mas the leading feature of
,ort- occasion. Those present WEI
Misses Catch, Sheehy. With
conrbes Spangler. Danneman, n
her Ian, Eda and Sarah Jacobs, H.
lave gate, Mrs Wimberly of Baker Ci
aup- Messrs McLouth. Kent, Nola
McDevitt, Hammel. Wilson, job
h sou, Lester and Withycombe.
r lon 500 Miss Sheehy took the first a
wi Mr.. McLouth the BOBBY prize.
Entries are already being ma
en- fer the livestock show to take pla
'c1al next Friday and Saturday. In t
: main SO far they are for horses al
IN are confined to Benton count
res Inquiries, however, have been
~sr- ceived from Tangent, Halse
Brownsville and Lebanon, whi
shows that widespread interest
lved developing in the show, and tt
'urn there will be stock On display fIe
abroad as we'll as from home. T
YES prize lists are now ready for dist
she button. and will be mailed to
-and obtatnable names tomorrow.
there are interested parties who
not receive them, phone, lett.
: for Mill ssc,,ra ~. IT. n.;.e. Is
her he- 900 thon ~ go 80 au =
on' portunity for all classes of sto
r of and all grades to get chance at
Cor award. The committee is rush
rom to death with preparations. and "
Cor have program of exceeding.ints
est to the large crowd certain to