The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-24
Mrs Frank Ward is visiting her
sister at ALBANY.

sister at Albany.
Regular meeting OF the Ladies
Coffee Club next Monday afternoon
at 2:30.
j Fred Yates left yesterday fol
Bohemia mines, He expects to be al.
sent week,
Because he couldn't find a
vacant house to live in, G W ThomI
son left with his family yesterday foI
Roseburg to reside.
Bert Piekington, of Oakland, was
in Albany yesterday, enroute to Oor-
Wallis where he will enter OAC.-Al
| bany Herald. ,~.~-... -..
Mr. and Mrs Richardson, who
have been at the home OF their daugh'
ter, Mrs Andrews, for two weeks past,
left Saturday for their home at Eu.
gene.
Coll Van C1eve escorted his
daughter Luella and son Archie to
Corvallis this morning where they
will enter the Agricultural College,
Lincoln County Leader.
The Rebekahs cele brated the 5Ist
anniversary last Monday evening
A literary programme was
followed by refreshments and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent In
conversation.
Mrs A L Knisely and children
left yesterday for a three months
visit at Battle Greek, Michigan. In
Portland they will be joined by Miss
Briggs and Miss Munroe, who will ac.
company them on the trip.
"A marriage license was granted
Saturday to Ernest B Carey and Eel
ma r Henkle. Miss Henkle is the
daughter of Layton Henkle, and Mr.
Carey resides at Falls City, Polk
county.
Miss Erma Lawrence, former
resident and well known in Corvallis,
Is to be married tonight at the home
of her parents In Portland, to Mr.
Jones, a druggist of Oregon City,
Miss Lawrence is an alumnus of OAC.
Mrs W T Hewitt and Children.
who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs Mary Barclay since early in
June, are to leave tomorrow for their
home near Stockton, California. They
are to be accompanied for winters
visit, by Miss Laura Heron, sister OF
Mrs Hewitt.
An abstract OF the votes by coun-
ties In the late state election has been
sent out by the executive department
at Salem. In the vote for governor,
Chamberlain received Al .S57;' Furnish
received, Al, ,581: Chamberlain's plur-
ality, 276.
Its pays to advertise. A student
lost pocket book. and yesterday
morning left an advertisement for it
In the TIMES Office. Half an hour
afterward and before the paper. ap-
peared, he returned with the lost
book,
John Gault, captain of the foot
ball team, arrived Monday evening.
He worked through harvest in the
vicinity of Heppner, and since has
been employed at the well known
Minor stock farm, with fancy stock
from which, he was at the State
Fair.
Robert Keyes, the IA year old lad
arrested on a warrant from Douglas
county, and taken to the Benton coun-
tv Jail last week has been sent to the
Boys snd Girls Home in Portland, as
will be seen elsewhere. Friday after
noon, he was taken from the Jail by
County Judge Waters and kept at
his home until turned over to Sheriff
Burnett to take to Portland.
CORVALLIS Is doing business now.
The advertising columns Of the TIMES
tell the story, The movement of
people on the streets and the sound
from morning until night of hammers
and saws on new buildings emphas-
lie 1t. The crowded homes. the de-
mand for more dwellings and many
other signs tell Of lively. thriving
town,
New deeds filed for record are. |
Oregon Agricultural Company Limit.
I'D to the Coast Land & Livestock |
Company, 23.050 acres In Benton
county, 81: Coast Land & Livestock
Company to the Oregon Pacific Col
'nization Company, 54,711 acres, 81
\ A Schenck and wife to M George.
hree lots In Chase's addition. $500;
Sarah A Robinson and husband to
William Knotts, 40 acres of the Knotts
donation land claim. $500.
The name of Taylor in the meat
market industry has been ident-
led with Corvallis from time immem.
rial, The old sign, however. is to
lauled down. James Taylor and his
'artner have sold the we'll known
market to Oliver Wicks and Homer
lilly, and the latter are to take pos
ession October 1st. After settling
lp his business, Mr. Taylor is to 60
o Arizona for an indefinite absence,
q quest of better health. He enter
ID the meat market business In
corvallis in 1869.