The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-10
Sam Irwin, Of, the bay. is in Cor:

Wallis on business.
James Skipton has re-entered the
Marion county sheliff's Office as a dep-
uty.
| -Mrs.&J E. Henkle of Philoms th
has returned from business Tip to
Portland.
w. q. Steusloff was In Corvallis
yesterday to buy beef cattle for his
Salem meat market.
Horace Scott has been in Corval-
lis week. He Is on crutches having
broken leg in a fall from telephone
pole.
Mrs. George Bowers arrived re-
Gently from Vancouver, B. c., for a
two-weeks visit With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bier.
IS. N. Lilly is on visit TO his son
| Leslie, who is now resident of Doug
las county. He has farm about Is
miles south of Roseburg.
"A. J. M tz-er has purchased the
| resiaeuce OF F. II. Wells, located on
Third street. It is the first house
north or the Cronk home.
Mrs. Henrietta Randall wishes to
| tender her thanks to friends for the
many kindnesses shown in her late be-
reavement, the death of her grandson,
Floyd Gaylord Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman Wander
hoff, who have been visiting a week
IN 70 hayy nd
home today. Mrs. Vanderhoff Is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Gerber.
Service next Sunday atIthe regu-
lar hours at the United Evangelical
church. The pulpit will be. occupied
by two Of the ministers 10 attendance
at the PRESBYTERIAN synod Services
at Dixon at 8 p. M.
Oscar Taylor and son, of Salem,
remained in Corvallis Wednesday
night while on their way to Alsea to
spend few days in hunting and fish
ing. Mr.. Taylor was resident of
this city many years ago and is we'll
known to older citizens, He is eous-
in to J..C. Taylor.
DIR. V. D. WelIs, veterinary sur
peon OF experience and high reputa-
tion is to practice in Corvallis in the
future. He arrived yesterday, and
hereafter will be in town every Fridav,
with office at Fruit & Waggoper's liv-
erv stable. His home Is In Albany.
His card appears elsewhere.
For half an hour yesterday morn.
ing Clinton J. LLOYD entertained the
students and faculty at the college
with readings. from Shakespeare, the
Lady Of the Lake and humorous Sc
lections. The incident happened at
the chapel hour, and made that occa-
sion very interesting to all present.
Mr.. Llovd Is with the Clement-Keefer
Dramatic company, now playing a
three-uigf5ss eugag CEMENT st sae op-4
era house.
Harold Strong has for a consider
able time been attending the law de-
partment OF Stanford University, and
is regarded as bright student. As a
testimonial of his popularity and abil-
tiles he was recently elected as
member of the "Court of Abbott's
Inn'' This is moot court composed
of nine members, and the proceedings
are similar to those of supreme courts.
When vacancy occurs in the tribun-
al, the position is eagerly sought.
"A game of football is TO be played
on OAO field this afternoon It will
be between the first and second teams
In order to even matters up, all the
the first team subs and Coach Nc.
Fadden will be in the lineup OF the
second team. The second eleven
is already strong aggregation. and
with the strength added by the subs
and the coach will give the fret team
men an interesting struggle. Moores.
Cooper. Espey, and several other
second team men have done some
surprising stunts on the field in re-
cent prectices, and all the neat plays
in the game of this afternoon will not
lie with the senior eleven. Indeed,
the second team men above mention
ed with Rumbaugh, Anderson. Dun
lap, and some others are pressing the
contest close for places in the present
team Today's game begins at three
o'clock, and undoubtedly will be in
teresting to see. The band will be In
attendance. Admission Is cente.
The Clement-Keefer Dramatic
company is playing three nights en-
gagement at the Corvallis opera
house. The opening bill Thursday
was 'A Mountain Romance" a pretty
story OF mining life that gave Mr..
Lloyd opportunity for good work,
which he fully and faithfully met.
Most OF the other parts were well sus
tanned, and the performance as a
whole was very creditable. The bill
last night was ssA Bachelors Honey
moon," and tonight "The Resurrec-
tion." a powerful play that ran with I