The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
Wheat rs: oats 20 and 80,

Wheat IS: oats 20 and 80,
Preaching at Mt. View school
house tomorrow at 2-30.
MIR. and Mrs. J. O. Wilson left
Thursday for Newport.
M. Brunk and Ed Greffoz visited
the State Fair this week.
Miss Mayme Crawford is visiting
/ Salem friends.
4 The Corvallis business school will
open the 28oh ia Burnett building.
Short, thorough courses.
| Louis Souther, the colored sage of
Alsea hay, was in Corvallis on busi-
ness Thursday.
p. @. Stewart left Wednesday to
taccept position in the harbpr shop
Of Ed Cummings at Cottage Grove.
] MIR. and Mrs. Kaupisch are in
Portland. They expect to return tt
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Kiger and
Mrs, Fl. F. Fischer attended the
State Fair during the week.
Mrs. NJ. jacobs and daughter,
| Mrs. Selling left Wednesday for a Wis
/ it az Newport,
Miss Pauline Kline left Wednes.
| day for visit with Portlaud and Sa-
T lem friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. NJ. DAVIDSON
passed through town Wednesday. en-
route to their Woods Creek farm.
"A marriage license was isened
Tuesday to T. L. Reader and Miss
Angie Lemon, both of Southern Ben
ton.
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow. Mass
at 10 80 and benediction at 7 80. Ali
arecordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. a. Kline, Mr..
Huston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie
formed jolly party at Salem We'd
nesday and Thursday,
Services at the Evangelical
church tomorrow at l / a. m. and T-30
p. m. Theme for the evening, s.The
Shipwreck Of the Soul.'
-Congregational church tomorrow
Sunday school at 10 a. No.. morning
service at Ii, Christian Endaavor at
$50 and evening service at 33.
Final accounts have been fled
and dates for. final settlement have
been set for three Benton ests tes.
They are, Il. nj. Mattoon, Lana Gray
and Chatles Band, all on October
10th.
Prof. I. E. Richardson will be 10
Corvallis on the 28th in the Burnett
builaing to organize classes in short
hand. typewliFing, bookkeeping. lat
ter writing aad bG.ines correspond
enca.
New deeds flied for record are:
Louis Welker aud wife 70 Mahala
Stewart. residence property in Cor
wallis, SO Il. Il. Charman, trustee.
to M F Smith, three lots in Diller
block. $500. oV Adams to Mildred
Adams, five acres near Aloany, SO.
The last of the rooms in Cauthorn
Hall was taken several days ago, aad
applicants for room aud board there
are daily turned away A great ma
jortty OF the rooms are to be occnpied
by last years ssudeuts. The place
accommodates ninety men.
In the esta te of George A. Arm
strong, G NJ. Armstrong has filed his
bond as al inistrator. The amount
Ia So 500. and the sureties are James |
Forbes and Albert j Clarke, Joseph |
Hecker. Alfred Thurston and John !
Holman have been appointed app. ais
ers. e.as5
-Prune driers throughout the
county are starting up. Henry Stone
put a quantity of fruit into his new
drier Wednesday evening and every.
thing, he sta tes, is working most sat
aad is well prepared to
take care of the prunes In the sur
rounding orchards.
acre farm, two miles south of Dusty,
to Marion Bsnt!y. recent arrival
from Nebraska. Possession is TO be
giveE the 10Th OF next month. Since
selling his farm, Mr.. Goodman has
purchased the south half OF tile block
IN which Prof Covell and J, l.. Un.
derwood reside. He is making come
on the lots now and in
lends to build residence early next
spring.
The Photographers Association
of the Pacific Northwest meets at Sal
EN-, September 1926. The best work
n photography is exhibited at this
meeting, and the art Is discussed by
experts in all its phases. making the
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