The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
LOCAL LORE.
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Born Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs &c
FELTON,, son.
81 Kline arrived Thursday
morning from San Francisco.
Mrs duMoulin leaves today fol
Soap Creek y hei q she begins Mon day
morning term cs school.
Gerald Tutsle will not return to
OAC this year. H. ia studying phar
macy In Portland.
Misses Eunice Garfield and Lu
cile Roberts arrived Thursday to re-
sumo their studies at OAC.
Mrs M T Starr left Wednesday
for Portland. She will be absent
about two weeks,
Mrs Gleason of Portland, who
has been visiting relatives for the past
week, returned home yesterday.
The erection Of a school building
: at Peoria, Linn county, has been com.
pleted by W o Heckert,
"A real estate and brokers' office
has been opened on the second floor
of the Zierolf building by W A Wells.
With his mother. Charles Stern
berg Of Albany has gone East to at
tend Yale College.
Miss Crystal Miner has been en-
gagged to teach the Mountain View
school, The school opens on the
22nd.
For the first time since the ac-
cident In which he was injured, John
Rickard wassin town Wednesday. He
is not yet completely recovered,
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow High
mass at 1870. and vespers at 7.30.
All are invited.
LIN the estate of Charles Heron,
Amos Kisor. W Kisor, and Charles
Wood have been appointed apprais
ere.
Mr. Patterson, physical director
at the college, arrived Saturday. His
summer vacation was spent at his old
nome IN pennsylvania,
DIR Frank Cauthorn, who has
been In Old Mexico for year or two
has removed with his family to Ariz-
ona.
Wednesday, Prof e f Pernot ar
rived from Washington, D G, He has
been there for the past two months
studying meteorological subjects,
Among the new students at the
college, Is a young man from Woost.
: er, Ohio, A place is desired where he
can work for his board. Apply TO
Prof Patterson.
Edward Rosendorf returned
Thursday from a visit to a Portland
oculist. During his absence his po-
sition at Graham & Wells was filed
by Thomas Jones.
Among other Corvallisites who
attended the State Fair this week are
Punderson Av cry, Mr. and Mrs Hust-
on, Mr. and Mrs L F Wilson, S L Hays
Charles Kirk, Will Horning, Mr. and
Mrs Dick Kiger and others.
New furniture is going into a
dwelling house that recently changed
hands. So far no tenant has appear
ed. The owner is single. Is there a
wedding in sight?
Mrs Proebste1 and two sons of
Portland, arrived Monday and occupy
the Oren house formerly tenanted by
Mrs Garrow. The young men are to
be studentS at the COLLAGE
Services at the United Evangelic-
al church next Sunday as usual. In
the evening one of the visiting clergy
men Of the M e church will preach.
Theme for the morning service, "Fire' j
a A Deck, pastor.
Three hundred and fifty head Of
goats were sold last week by George
A Houck. The price was about $3 SO
per head. The band goes to the sta te
of Washington.
"A petition has been filed for ad-
mission to probate, the will of Lima
Neugass. and for letters testam entary
to M Jacobs. Max Blum of San Fran
cisco has been appointed to take the
testimony OF witnesses to the docu-
ment. The will was executed August
II, 1900.
OF the four young men who grad
uated last year in the pharmacy
course at OAC, all haye positions.
McGillivray is in a Portland drug
store, Milhollen In similar position
at Cottage Grove. Rosepdorf is with
Graham & Wells, Corvallis, and Wet
or Spencer leaves about October 1st t
to take place In Portland drug es-
tablishment.
Mrs Sarah Robinson, wife of
james Robinson Of Wren, was taken /
to the insane hospital at Salem
Thursday, Her Illness was the SUBJ
Ject OF inquiry at an examination
held before County Judge Waters
Thursday forenoon Testimony was
to the effect that Mrs Robinson had
been ailing for a year or more and i
that during that time she had been In
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