The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-08-01
BAY R1cKARD.

BAY RICHARD.
His nlness-Odd Fellows Road Improve
ment-Death of Mrs. Logan.
Usual service at Baptist Church
on Sunday.
Eugene Guard; Mrs. Mary Bry-
son, of Corvallis, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary Griffin.
George .Waggoner and son left
the first of the week for the mount
aims on hunting trip.
Mrs. E. L. Irvine, of Portland,
left yesterday for her home in Port
land, after few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Wagooner.
Mrs. Clark, wife of the late D.
zG.'C1ark and a former resident of
Corvallis died Thursday. She was
sent to the Insane Asylum two
weeks ago.
Major and Mrs. Edwards arrived
home yesterday from months
visit with the formers parents at
Maryvi1le. Miss Sophia Elgin, who
ACCOMPANIED them, is to be home
today.
Miss Mamie Cauthorn is expect
ed home from Chicago today. She
has been studying music for the
past eight months, and after fin
ishing her course visited relatives
in Eastern states.
The road to the Odd Fellows
cemetery is undergoing important
improvements. The Odd Fellows
have contributed considerable
sum, Supervisor Wells has secured
an additional sum by private sub
scriptions, and the county has made
an appropriation. In all something
over 500 is available, and will be
spent in hauling gravel.
Thursday Homer Lilly, of the
Centennial meat market, killed a
hog weighing 612 pounds gross.
Before being killed the animal was
photographed by Dilly, but the pic
ture gives an inadequate idea of its
size. The hog was raised and fat
tened by Sol King. Inquiry of
Mr.. King as to the porker's breed
ing ELECTED the information that it
had no breeding or stock-tt was
just common hog. When the hog
was killed the butchers thought it
necessary to at once strip off the fat
SO that the flesh might cool within
a safe period.
Mrs. Logan of Philomath.
mother of Dr.. R. O. Logan. passed
away Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Keeze1, after a weeks illness.
there were slight drop
sical developments toward the end,
her death is ascribed to the en-
of age rather than to
any specific organic disease. She
was 80 years old. Services were
conducted by Rev, Mcbride at the
Phi1omath NJ. E. church Thursday,
and the interment occurred at New
ton cemetery. Mrs. Loggan's hus-
band survives her. He has also
lived to an extreme age, and is
serious prostration on
account of his Bereavement. +
The new system of, music teach
ng recently patented by Bunce and
Oney, now represented by F. T.
Morgan is the. most complete meth
ID known to the musical art for
aew beginners. Is highly spoken
of and recommended by those of
our citizens who have tried it.
Money saving and economical. easy
% learn and adapted to either organ |
or piano. Is so arranged as to fit
IN the key board of either instru-
nent so the notes come just over
he proper notes of the instruments.
All who fell interested should
all on Mr.. Morgan at his home,
south of Msry's bridge Corvallis
where he or his wife will be pleas
o show and explain the method.
Mrs. Bay Richard arrived on
train from Portland,
where she had been with her hus-
Who is in a hospital taking treat
nent for a disorder of the stomach.
Mr.. Rickard has been placed upon