The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-10-11

Miss Mildred Buchanan is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at the home
Of her mother. Mrs Ruth Buchanan.
John Shavland and family left
yesterday for Cleveland Washington
to reside.
IT all reports are true there is to
be quiet wedding In Corvallis early
next week. The young man is a
painter.
Police Judge Greffoz was confined
at home all day yesterday with an at
tack of boils. His case was so severe
that he was col fined to his bed.
"A little daughter of Doc Blodgett
of Biodgett Valley who has been criti-
cally i'll, with the worst expected for
several days is reported yesterday as
better, and probably out of danger.
Rev. NJ Haskins of Philomath
College will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
Morning theme''Some Elem ents Max
ing the Christ-like Life,
The enrolment at the college
Thursday night was 420, against 416
| week later last year. Tie Increase
was four. with week Of arrivals to
hear from.
The Southern Pacific announces
one and third fare for the round
trip on account of the Good Roads
convention to be held in Portlatd next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs Fred Clark are ex-
pected to arrive soon from Baker City
where they have been located for the
past two years. They expect to re-
main In Corvallis.
Manager Groves has now COM
pleted arrangements with the "Other
Peoples Money" Company to give
one performance here. It is under
stood that the former date will be
played.
The front Of Graham and
Worthams drug store has new coat
of paint. The inside is newly papered
giving the place very neat appear
ance.
-MIS oLCtCdS duo MIS- ~ L DlO Cs
of Aberdeen Washington arrived this
week and are guests at the Hout
home. They are enroute to Califor-
ia to spend the winter.
More delightful weather than
that now prevalent in willamette is
never seen anywhere. Warm sun
shine: cloudless skies and pleasant
mornings and evenings are Incidents
Of the day to charm all.
New deeds filed for record are:
" w Newman to Nettie Hoffman, 10
acres near Albany, 81, George Beapis
and wife to Arthur Beamis, 10 acres
near Albany $500; Arthur Beamis to
Onie Beamis, 40 acres near Albany
so; E G Bell and husband to F Il
Lilly, residence property in Avery's
addition to Corvallis, $500.
President Catch went to Portland
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
college presidents at which the elima-
nation Of profess ionalism from foot
ball athletics are to be considered,
Professor Horner who is member of
a committee on athletics, appointed
at an educational convention some
time ago, also went to Portland on
the same errand.
Henry Cummings and Miss Alice
Alexander We1e married Wed
nesday afternoon at two O'Clock. The
wedding occurred at the home Of brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs Asa Alexander,
and the knot was tied by Rev. Fl A
Deck. After the ceremony Mr. and
are to make their home in Corvallis,
where both are well and favorably
known.
"A mighty mad man was in town
the other day. There was wood
pile on either side of back alley
The hubs caught and the wagon was
held fast. When he discovered the
trouble that was on him, the man |
looked around for somebody to say |
cuss words to but no victim was in |
sight. He sat still for moment and |
reflected on the eternal unfitness of
things GENERALLY and then. throwing
off his coat and hat he tackled the
wood, For about Is minutes, madder
than q hornet and swearing like a
ship captain, he threw wood up and
down the alley with reckless abandon.
When he finally drove out, with wood
piled on top of a neighboring shed and
tumbled about like dead men on a |
battle field, it looked like cyclone
had swept down the alley-and so it |
had.
"My Uncle From New York"
Coming Miss Georgia Harper.