The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-21
SOLD HIS RESIDENCE.
Death of Nathan Taylor Buggy Tur-
ned Oyer-Other News.

Death of Nathan Taylor Buggy Tur-
ned 0yer-Other News.
Mr., and Mrs M. M. Davis left
yesterday for few days's visit in
Portland.
The second team at OAC is to
play football game with the sec
ond eleven of Chemawa at Salem
next Saturday.
Albany Democrat-Jarvis one of
A1bany's crack football men last
year, will continue his studies the
coming season.
In the address on your TIMES is
the date to which your subscription
is paid. 1t shows your neighbors
how your account stands.
The two minute trotting record
has been smashed. The stallion
Cresceus trotted mile at Wichita.
Kansas. the other day in 1904.
5 Miss Hosler of independence,
who has been the guest of Miss
Spangler left for her home yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Row1ey left yester-
day for Hood River to reside.
Their son DR.. Rowley has located
there for the practice of his profess
sion.
Thomas Callahan has sold his
residence property formerly occu-
pied by Prof. Cordley on Fifth
street. The buyer is Thomas
Leese. The price has not been
made public.
Mrs. N. J. Harvey and daughter
Mrs. Tibbits, who have been visit
in Benton county for the past six
months, left yesterday for their
home in Southern Iowa. r.
Walter Kaupisch's buggy requi
red the attention of a blacksmith
and wagonmaker after an incident
which occurred Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Kaupisch hitched his horse to
one of the supports of the shed in
front of the creamery just before
starting to Philomath in his con-
veyance. The horse became frigh-
tened at something and mounted
the platform taking the buggy with
him. The result was a confused
mix up, highly entertaining to on
lockers. the much more so because
the creamery man paid the sbill.
Albany D Democrat:-Ru Russell Wal
lace, Claire Ketchum and Fred
Ficklin were on their way to Cor
wallis yesterday in the rig of the
first named, when they met the
Fischer automobile. of Corvallis.
The horse was frightened and tur-
ned SO quickly as to throw all three
out, and then ''lit out" for Albany.
Mr.. Fischer with young Wallace
started in pursuit letting the ma
chine out to the limit and after a
few miles chase the horse was
caught, the result being a slight
break of the seat and a little injury
to wheel. They continued their
way to Corvallis.
Invitations are out for Hallow-
cen afternoon to be given by Miss
Helen V. Crawford at her cottage
on College Hill, Oct. 3Ist. The in-..
vitations are novel and read as fol-
lows:
At her home on College Hill,
Miss Helen V. Crawford will
Be glad to greet you with good
cheer
With other friends who may ap-
pear.
If you would know your fate on
earth,
Please send at once date of your
BIRTH,
1t will assist the Mystic Three,
To cast the horoscope for thee.
After an illness of several months
Nathan Taylor, pioneer of Lob
ster valley, passed away Saturday
at his home near the junction of
Lobster and Preacher creeks. His
funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon,
and interment was made at the
Peters cemetery. Mr.. Taylor was
68 years of age, and had reared a
large family. His wife six sons
and three daughters survive him
c. L, Taylor and Mrs J. E. Greer
of Corvallis, are members of the
family. Other sons and daughters
are Austin of Monroe, Mrs. Susie
Green of Mill City, Jonn Taylor of
Pend1eton, Thomas who lives at
Lobster and Walter, Elmer and
Lilly who are at home. Deceased