The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-17


at the rate of 10 cents per line.
Miles Mildred Llnville returned
Monday from Salem.
-Miss Ethel Berman returned Sat
urday from Portland. as
Miss Lulu Spapgler Is expected
to arrive Friday for a holiday visit
at home.
Misses Ethel Llnville and Sophia
Elgin returned Monday after brief
visit with Salem relatives,
-"Pickings from Puck" is to be at
the Opera House tomorrow night and
is reputed to be a very attractive
bill.
"A marriage license was Issued
Saturday to Cleve Norton and Ellie
Rsmsdell, aged 19 and Is respect
lively.
Mrs Cummings and daughter
Mrs D'Armond leave today to spend
two weeks with Monmouth relatives
and friends.
-Miss Addie Hecker arrived Sat-
urday from her home near Wells, and
Is a guest at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Carl Hodes.
-Claud Shelton of scio, was the
guest OF Corvallis friends over Sun
day. Wednesday he leaves for an ex-
tended visit with relatives In Indiana.
Albany Herald: W zH Maxhsm
Yesterday sold his place across the
river to W e Boldly, recently OF
Manitoba. The consideration was
$3.50.
Hugh Bristow, formerly OF Cor
wallis, but now OF McMinnville, at
tended the OAC-McMinnville basket
ball game at the Armory Friday
night.
Mrs Thomas Bell returned SUM-
day from the bedside of her sister,
Mrs Ira Hunter. at :Waterville, Wash
ington. Mrs Hunter was improved
In health when Mrs Bell left, and 1t Is
believed that In time she will recover.
The decking at the lower end Of
the O r &N dock along the water
front has been replaced, Workmen
completed the work Monday. Thirty
feet Of the structure was washed
away by the late rise in the river,
james r Abbey, for a long time
tr..ia dispatcher Of the old Oregon
Pacific at Corvallis, and Fl B Lohman,
at one time station agent here for the
same company. are now conducting q
poultry business at Los Angeles,
California.
There will be piano recital given
by the students Of the School Of Mu-
sic OF OAC, tomorrow, Thursday ev.
ening 10 the College chapel. The
admission is free and the general
public is invited. Doors close at
7-45 p NJ.
The Linn County Association Is
to give q poultry show at Albany,
December 31st to January 3rd In
elusive. The judge Is to be George
W Downs of Portland. Entry blanks
can be secured of Ed School, secre-
tary, Albany, Oregon.
AT the late meeting Of the county
commissioners court, the petition of
the Corvallis & Eastern railroad COM
pany for q reduction OF It's ASSESS
ment was continued and the company
was cited to appear and chow cauee
why its assessment should not be
raised.
"A number OF friends were enter
tained very pleasantly at Progress
sive Whist party at the Nolan home
Monday evening. The occasion was
10 honor of Mr. Nolan's birth
day. Miss Kate Gerhard won first,
and @ A Gerhard BOBBY prize. A
delicious luncheon was served to
about thirty guests.
On the occasion Of his ninth birth
day, Master Earl Harris entertained
a n lumber of young friends at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
J Il Harris, Saturday AFTERNOON.
About twenty two young persons
were present, and The. time they had
was, as all such occasions are, the
best In the world. The old world
wouldn't be worth much without
little boys and girls. @
:
The warrant has not been issued |
for collection Of delinquent assess.
ments on recently constructed sewer
laterals. On account of the approach |
Of holidays, and TO give delinquents a
little more time, the police judge |
will not place the warrant In the
hands Of the chief OF police until the
fret OF the new year. Assessments
remaining unpaid at that time, how
ever, will be included IN the warrant,
and delinquents will be- confronted
with the possibility of added costs to-
the amount OF their assessmentss and |
on the amount the city Is paying Six
per cent interest.
Mrs Ne du Moulin returned to-
Corysliis Saturday. after finishing q
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