The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-11-12
Wheat So.
Mrs Danneman returned Monday
from a three months stay at Glen. (

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J Mrs Danneman returned Monday
from three months stay at Glen.
guest over Sunday Of Mrs E r Lake
Miss Ida Hubbard Of Monmoruttih
arrived Monday for an extended stay
with Corvallis friends,
After visit over Sunday with
Corvallis relatives, Charles EIgin re-
turned to Salem Monday.
Chester Laughlio of last years
graduating class, Ie-sntered GAO
Monday for a post graduate course
His home IS at North Yamhiil.
AT meeling of the council Non
day night, James EIett resigned as
ui5 5htwatcD, aGd David A Osburn was
elected 10 tne vacancy. The vote was
unanimous, Mr. Osburn will unquesti.
onably make al efficient officer.
"A feature Of Saturday nights
theatrical performance was the orcAes-
ira. Il was a local affair with an
INSTRUMENTATION CT eight pieces. Each
number was heartily applauded blythe
big audience, which deeply appreciated
the most excellent music .en-
dered.
the richest thing seen on the
Opera House stage 10 a
long time was "HelloW Bill Monday
night. There was good audience
and round after round OF laughter
from the time the curtain rose until
it fell on the last act told eloquentiy
the story OF good work.
"A fire occurred at the place of
Mr. Jones, two miles west Of Phllo.
math last Thursday evening Mr. Jones
baru and contents, consisting OF
twenty tons Of hay and two hundred
and fifty bushels Of grain was anentire
loss. Mr. Jones has no idea how the
fire started, as no one had been near
the balm with light for several days
james Fiett, for two or three
years on the police force Of Corvallis,
| has become foreman in the TINES
office vice George Irvine, resigned.
Mr. Flett is an old newspaper man
and one Of the best job printers in
the country. The job printing de-
partment Of the TIMES will be entir-
ely under his management, and the
work turned out will be standard, up
to date and artistic.
A wedding occurred at the home
of Mr. A J Sawyer at PhiIomath last
Friday evening His daughter Re-
berta Lee Sawyer was married to W
Gardner OF Plainview Linn 90. The
ceremony was performed by, Rev.
Ware in the presence of thirty invi-
ted guests. The young petple are
both students of the college OF Phiio-
math, and start out with the well
wishes OF their numerous friends and
fellow students.
Mrs May Bowden Babbitt and
Miss Florence BoWden of Independ-
ence left yesterday after day spent
10 Cor wallis 10 organizing a class in
music. A number Of pupils were Sc
cured and hereafter Mrs Babbitt and
her sister will be In Corvallis or We'd
nesday and Thursday Of each week,
with headquarters for the present at |
the Occidental Hotel They give in
structions in piano, organ. voice, har |
mony. violin iolincello, MANDOLIN |
and guitar.
The semi-anpual exhibit, showing |
the fiscal operations OF the county |
for the six months ending October 81
appears in this issue, and will be a
matter Of extreme interest to all tax
payers, showing as it does, where and
how the money they had paid In as
taxes had been expended. It also |
shows the Indebtedness of the county, |
both at the end of the six months, |
and at the end OF the fiscal ssyear when
the new administration assumed con-
troll. The space given to the exhibit,
ce usuallylgiven up to other news of
local character.
The OAC football eleven plays
its next game Friday. The opposing
team will be the McMinnvilIe College
eleven, and the game will be on the
OAC field bigenning at 3.15 p m,
Friday afternoon. The visitors de-
feated OAC second team in game at
McMinnville nearly three weeks ago,
UuU udF0 SIuC6 utbo tACCIiOuU
under Horace Mcbride one of OAC's
old champion eleven and one of the
best ends Oregon ever produced, and
an interesting game Is expected.
Pilkington, the star OF last s Saturdays
game got his football start with the
McMlnnvlle team, aud CorvallIsites
will be Interested in seeing il the latter
have more men like him.
The ability tc do one thing and do it
well is more to be commended and is of
far more benefit to humanity than to do
many things and none of them
equal to the best. DR. Lowe limits his
practice on the eye fitting glasses and
puts the cream OF sixteen years experien-
ce into them,
Lest you forget the days and dates DR.
Lowe the optician is to be in Corvallis
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