The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-11-29

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Gerald futile OF Portland spent
Thanksgiving with Corvallis friends.
Miss Bertha Tongue of Hiilsbore,
has been the guest of Miss Mabel
Withycombe since Wednesday.
Raleigh Michigan of Tangent,
was In town on a business trip We'd
nesday. --
Walter Kauplscb arrived from
Halsey, Thursday, to spend Thanks
giving with relatives.
The First Spiritual Union of
Corvallis, will hold services at Bar
rett lyceum Sunday at 3 o'clock. All
friends invited.
e J Garrow, and son Wilbur, ar
rived Wednesday from MeClo.d, to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
MIR and Mrs I M Glenn are spend
Ing Thanksgiving at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs E r Bryson.
Miles Young has sold out at
Tacoma, and Is daily expected in Cor
wallis. He is enroute with his family
to Los Angeles, California.
; Mics Maud Buxton, one Of last
years freshmen at OAC, but not in
college this year, arrived Wednesday,
and Is the guest OF Miss Eunice Gar
field at Alpha Hall.
The Goth anniversary OF the
wedding OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Kohn
was quietly observed at. the Jacob
home Sunday. A number Of the par
ty returned to Portland by special
train the same evening.
Among the excurslonists from
Albany, who attended the dance at
the Armory Wednesday evening were,
Misses Francis French, and Gertie
O'Brier, John French, Sam Dolan,
Ed Barrett, Ed Westbrook Fred Ed
wards and Mr. Eoerhardt.
The late term of the circuit court
adjourned before eleven o'clock Tues
day, and Judge Hamilton left the
same day for Roseburg Although
there were So cases on the docket,
the term was record breaker for
brevity, as all Of Judge Hamilton's
have been,
-Olwell Brothers, p proprietors of the
big apple orchard at Central Point,
have already shipped fifty carloads
of.apples this season, They will ship
a few more car loads in the near fu-
ture, and then wait until after the
holidays to ship their Ben Davis
apples,
Tuesday evening when Rev Noble
and family were about to sit down to
supper, loud rap came on the door,
and on opening a large number, of
Sunday school scholars and Juniors
marched in. The oldest boy of the
classess presented Rev Noble with
large turkey, while everyone was
laden with good things. After a sea-
son Of amusement they left, wishing
their pastor many happy returns of
the day.
Homer Davenport, the famous
cartoonist, In writing to relatives an
nounces that inasmuch as he had re-
ceived handsome offer from fem
Gus lecturer manager, to make a 25-
course lecture tour, he had decided to
accept, abandon his pencil for the
winter and take to the footlights.
He announces that bis salary for that
period will be $1,000 per week, while
the position he holds on the New
York Journal as cartoonist brings
him $1,000 per month.
Mack Porter has sold a nine
months old Polled Angus calf that is
to go to the Sandwich Islands. The
buyer is CT Mcclellan of Martinez,
California. The purchase price has
been paid, but nobody outside of
those who are parties to the trans
action knows what 1t is. It is probable
that the CALI will be shipped by ex-
press to Martinez within few DAYS.
His weight is about 700 pounds, and
his sire Is Howard Darby. Less than
a year ago, Mr. Porter sold a similar
calf to the same buyer. .- ..
The first team Of players for the
girls basket ball team at the college
has been selected. The players and
their positions are, captain and guard
Una Stewart; Myra Yaeger. guard
Ethel LinvIlls, forward; Ray Smith,
back; and Edna Smith, center. The
team is matched for game early
next month with the McMinnviile
team. The game Is to be played in
Corvallis.
The open season for China pleas
ants ends tomorrow. It begins so
late that nearly all hunters find fault
with the present law. With coveys
of birds, almost grown, everywhere
In cinht In fiald nd rnon dnru Lane. ha