The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-10

Drink Phosco and live 100 yeare
: These ara the days when you
r need Phosco.
: After rather severe spell of H.
{ ness, Grover Heacriok Ia able TO be
on the street again.
-Ruthyn Turney is expected to re.
turn to Corvallis Ia short time.
Since leaving Corvallis he has resided
at Los Angeles.
/ Reduced rates Of the c.. g. E. for a
) three days. round trip to Newport or
i. Yaquina from Corvallis and return is
So so and not $5 SO as by an error was
stated in our last issue. Make a note
of the excursion rates advertised.
Mrs. E. E. Munday, who, has re-
sided here one. year aud occupies the
Jackson house on 9tp street, has late
i ly bought the foe residenc property
OF Rev. G. S. Humbert, near the @. &
E. depot, and will take possession Ju-
| ly 1st. Considera tion, $l,250.
R 81. Coivert is reconstructing
the Bennett residence purchased by
him some time ago. An L is being re-
built to contain three bed rooms,
kitcnep, dining room. pantry and bath
room. The main building is being re-
modelled 80 as to conform to modern
ideas. Charley Heckert is superin-
tending the work.
J.J Hoskins, pioneer ci'iz,n OF
l H. ht1t rn q
of Oregon City. was in town Thursday
and Friday. He came up to say good
| bye to his Cor Wallis friends tefore TAX
! ing his departure for the East His
daughter Florence, is In Oregon on
visit t., two sisters in Oregon City, and
Mr.. Haskins intends to return with
her to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to
remain.
j. J. Farquar, OF Roseburo, visit-
ed friends here Thursday and Friday.
A year ago Mr.. Farquar met with a
railrcai accident in which he lost his
right foot and he still suffers much
from the misfortune. Mr.. Farquar is
20 years of age and is on his way to
Portland to enter the Odd Fellows'
home where he expects to remain at
least until he recovers. He Is char
ter member of the Ashland lodge, I.
o. o. F. Mr.. Farquar was aecompan-
led by his niece, Mrs. Brandenberry,
of Portland.
AT council meeting Monday |
night. three lateral sewers were ord
cred constructed. One Is for con-
nection with the Jefferson street main
from the South through the Ben
Woldt block; another is continual
tion of lateral already ordered from
the Hotel Corvallis block, across Mad
ison street and through the postofice
block to connection with the Jeffer-
son street main. The other is two
bleck sewer through the Farmers no.
tel block and the block north Of it to
q connection with the Van Buren,
main.
Very low rates have been made
by the @. & e.. on account Of the W.
o. W. carnival. They are a one fare
rate for the round trip to Corvallis
from Albany and all points west. The
tickets are good fr, m June 9th to 18th
inclusive on all regular trains. On
Albany day. which is the 11th inst,
the fare from Albany to Corvallis will
be fifty cents for the round trip, and
tickets will be good either on regular
Dr. special trains. In the evening of |
hat day train will leave Albany at /
7 80, and returning, will leave Corval- {
is about IL 80 p. m.
Mr.. Hall, father-in-law of o. G..
BuntiD, who purchased the Quivy
arm last fall, was one of party Of {
hree that climbed Mary's Peak Sun I
lay. A fact that makes the incident i
interesting is that Mr..
Hall is 70 years of age. The trip j.
vas made on foot. and the entire as-
,ent and descent accomplished In the
leat of last Sunday. Mr.. Hall is an S
owap, and after Welt OF six months t
It the Buntin home, Is to leave tomor-
ow for his home 10 the East. Those
Who accompanied him on the trip to
he top of the Peak were o. Ct. Bun
In and David Hood.
An elegant white maple bedroom
ct adorns one OF the show windows Of
!. D. Mann & Go. This is present
elected by the comnittee to be given
> the couple publicly uniting in mar
lage under the auspices of the Wood Il
len, as an attraction Of the carnival. c
Iarriages under similar conditions D
ave been quite common in the past, F
nd so far as is known. they have !,
roven happy ones. A number OF la , ?
les and gentlemen have been in to =,
,ok at the furniture having in view =
possibilities. Thursday G.
young lady was viewing the furni- L
IRE and remarked that if only a will a
n Barkis should present himself, g
le would take the furniture None IL
ut gentlemen already provided for n
ere nresant and she WA Ilzad out inst e