The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-03-21
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nnn1ber of friends at q s.. Patrick's
party, Tuesday evening. About twen-
4 sty Ave were present.
The First Spiritual Union OF Cor
Wallis, will holi services at the Bar
rett Lyceum on Sunday at 8 p m. All
friends cordially invited
Services will be held this week by
the pastor at the M E ch urch, South,
and will likely continue throughout
next week, Services morning and
evening tomorrow,
w F Ready has filed his bond as
edministrator of the estate OF James
A Cauthorp. The amount fs $4,000
and the sureties are Chester V Dolph
and Richard Nixon.
Rev J B Holmes, the State evan
gelist for the Christian church will
occupy the pulpit In the Christian
church tomorrow. both morning and
evening Rev Holmes Is an able man
and all ought to bear him.
New deeds fled for record are
Oscar Healey to Harriet Healey, two
lots 10 block two county addition, 81.
Marion F Wood and wife to Anna
Bethers, weet half of lots seven, eight
and nine In block % county addition
$40.
Oscar Star, a relative of Mrs.
Hurt, came up from Portland short
time ago to reside in Corvallis, and on
Wednesday, accepted a position with
Sheasgreen & Buxton of the Central
Planning Mill. & Box Factory. Mr..
Star is an all round wooo-worker.
Mrs. L. A. Dennick. formerly a
resident of Corvallis, but whose ONE
is now at South Beach. Yaquina Bay,
is here on visir to friends. She is
guest at the Herbert home. Mrs.
Dennick's sop, Logan, Ia emplayed at
the South Beach life aving station.
.-Albany Democrat The Demo
crat has received communication
from Benton county about a young
man there whom 1t is declared is not
wanted with his brass knuckles, sand
bags and pistols, but the article is too
personal for publication and ID omit
ted.
"A family OF nine persons passed
through Corvallis Thursday on their
way to Pbilom sth. The head of the
family is W. FL. Chesley, and they
are from Seattle, whittier they went
from the East year ago. Mr.! Ches-
ley exps cts to remain In Benton and
purchase farm when he becomes
somewhat acquainted with this sec
ton.
"A surety hond, the figures Of
which ARE so large as to make the
ordinary citizen dizzy, has been filed
at the clerks office. The. -smount is
5000. The Instrument is the bond
of Caroline Hayes administratrix OF
the estate of James Hayes. The sur
eties are. John W Hayes. Clyde Hayes
John Rickard. N B Avery, Hugh
Heron. P Avery, 8 B Bane, Mrs
E W Phillips, Mrs Eliza Haves, Mrs
Ann Smith and Mrs Ollie Bell.
Assessor Bush was 10 town
Thursday. He is assessing in Wrenn
and Kings Valley precincts, having
completed his work at Summit. In
the former precincrs he is assessing
tillable land at $15 to $40 per acre
or at about twice its former valua-
tion. Taxpayers SO far said Mr.
Bush, sshave not as / assessed them,
made any complaint il the increase in
the valuation. They say IL cor.
responding advance is made in the
valuation Of all properly that it
will be satisfactory to them"
The editor of the Times, pub
lished at Paulina, Iowa, has been
driven to desperation by the town
gossips, and he rejoins thus: -"We
have been reminded by claimant TO
Gods kingdom that the Times Is not
fit to take into Christian home. We
don't want the mucklehead to worry
about the paper or the editor, who be
says, SIS working for the DEVIL The
editor has a charter from the state
to act as punching bag for every
thing in the community The paper |
will be printed somehow and stand up
for the churches. stand up for the
office seeker, lie about your pigeon
toed daughters swell wedding blow
about your Ounce of son when he
gets S4-a-week- job, weep over your
shriveled soul when it is released
from your stingy body, and smile at
your giddy wife's second marriage.
The Times and its editor will get
along. The Lord only knows how
but they will get there somehow"
AT the City Stables may be seen
a number Of likely young horses
which belong to various Individuals
In the county. They are In charge of
Austin Laff5rty who is breaking and
handling them with view of deter
mining their capabilities. Mr.. Laf-
ferty has had much experience in
this class Of work, having before COM
ing to Oregon, handled and raced a