The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-05-28
Beef is quoted in Portland at
four and half cents.

beer Is quoted IN portland at
four aud half cents
The Corvallis public schools
close mex week for the summer tva-
cation.
Mrs. w. NJ. Jones leaves TO-
morrow for Sodaville for a tempo
rary sojourn for reasons of health.
.-Kline's base ball team defeat
ed the Bruce team in a game on the
fiat, Sunday afternoon by a score of
1e to o.
-Solon Shedd, of Pullman,
Washington, is a guest at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. J. R. n. Bell.
Will the parties who took the
ice cream from No1an's Friday
ev>nir g kindly return the packer.
Congressman Willis c Haw-
ley is to be the orator of the day at
/ the coming Fourth of July celebra-
ton in this city.
| ALI o. A. c. alumni are urged
to be at City hall at 1890 Friday
evening to arrange for Commence
ment.
F. M. Sharp. who recently sold
his farm north Of Corvallis, is NOV
ing with his family to Albany
where he is to reside.
Next SATURDAY. Is to be ground
breaking day for the Alaska
, Yukon-Paci6c Exposition at ceat-
tie.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday at the clerks Office to
John Balm, Of Belfountain, and
t Erma w. Greer, of Corvallis.
t AT last weeks meeting of the
: grand lodge of Re bekahs held at
t LaGsaude, Miss Eda Jacob; was re-
: elected grand treasurer.
: Robert Johnson and Thomas
Whitehorn arrived Sunday from
Portland where they were in at
l. tendance for a week on the grand
d lodge; Knights OF Pythias.
. Mr.. Sparkman, the real estate
agent has sold his home on Fifth
:. Street. Accompanied by his fami
~ ~ ly, he left yesterdey for Lebanon
o to reside.
e A complete overhaulic5 of the
ii building and parsonage of the Ne
IS E. Church South has been comIfet'
= ed. the finishing touches having:
been added yesterday.
of Information is to the effect
We that the hay crap this season will
IL be short and prices high. Lack of
ed spring rains accounts for the pros
IN poets.
of
,er The newly elected city officers
re assume their respective positions on
Nv the evening of the first Monday in
m June, when a special council meet
c ing will be held at which all will
M file their bonds and take the cath Of
no Office.
na Mrs. E. R. Bryson returned
be Saturday from Portland, where
she has been at the bedside of Mrs.
>, Mary Bryson The physicians an
IN nounce that there is no hope of re-
~ covery, and that the end is'on1y q
in matter of time. The patient is
49, speech1ess and unconscious. E. R.
- Bryson remained at the bedside.
ed of three cars of beef cattle
Ill, from the P. Avery farm, shipped
to Portland this morning by
7as George Brown, the average weight
IN of the steers in one was 1872 and
Id of the other two over I, 200. The
IT. average price brought by the 1ot
L was over $50,
id Mrs Jeanette Wimberly, daugh
ter of Rev. nd Mrs. J. R. N. Bel
arrived Sunday for visit with he
IN parents, prior to her marriage OF
3D. June 4th to Scion Shedd, professo
]. of geology in Washington Stat
.oy College at Pullman Mrs. Win
es- berly has been a teacher i'll tn
ere public schools of Baker City TO
ny the past thirteen years.
On. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fri
a day of this week will be race night
his at the skating rink. A pie race i
act scheduled for Tuesday evening,
the mile race for Wednesday aud a tw,
of mile relay race for Friday witt
tss plenty of contestants. Admission
ON 10 cents.
ton Oswald West, railroad commits
MS sioner came up Saturday night an
spent Sunday in the city. He re
ar' cently returned rom washington
,rt. D. c., where he went to appear a
IN a witness in the Hermann and Hyde