The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-28

Mrs. Philips, arrived home sunday af
ter several days spent In Portland.
i Mr.. and Mra. Blackledge return
! ed Monday from a visit Of severa
days with relatives at Bellfountain.
] Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Moses hsv'
i moved into the residence vacated BY
Rev. E. Z. Fitch and family.
The third floor OF Hotel Corvallil
is completed, which gives ample room
for dollar perday guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Heckart are
| in Corvallis for few days. Monday
Mr.. Heckart and J. Fred Yates went
hunting on the Wiles farm. with excel
lent success. Both begged the limit
OF pheasants.
| -Mrs. r. T.. Weatherford Is spend
ing few. days with her mother, Mrs.
l.. L. Horning, and other relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Wtather-
ford are sojourning on a 1400-acre
stock farm near Harrisburg.
On November Sd J. HI. Ruiter will
sell at public auction at the Onas
Brown place on Soap Greek, large
quantity of stock Of vaIiJus kinds,
farm implements, etc. G. A. Robins
son is to act as auctioneer.
John Hammel, Of Albany, who
made many friends in Corvallis during
bis employment on the construction
OF the Agricultural Hall, is engaged
on the new heating plant and will be
In the city again for an indefinite
time.
r. Ban. the young Japanese who
attended the ctllege here, year or
two, is in business on his own account.
Sixty miles below Por tland he con-
ducts dairy ranch, on the Astoria
railroad, with 45 cows. The ranch,
with much adjoining timber, is owned
by Bans uncle.
/. The ssTimes" job department has
completed thousand new pamphlets
containing Information about farm
and other property for sale in Benton
county. They are for Henry Amber,
the wide awake real estate dealer, by
whom they are widely distributed in
the East and elsewhere. Mr.. Amber
does considerable advertising In East
ern newspapers. Many people who
arrive In Benton county come directly
to Mr.. Amber.
Henry Amber, the Philomath re-
al estate man, has made three new
deals. The house and lot OF Mrs.
Richardson In Philomath went TO Mrs.
Van Winkle OF Sumpter, for $500.
The Schrader residence property In,
Pbilomath went to G. F. Dabusch Of,
New Richmond, Wisconsin, for $3.50.
The Woods Creek farm OF r. M. Da.
visson was sold to j. e. Dewitt, re-
Gently arrived from Kent, Washing
ton. The farm comprises $50 acres,
and the price paid is 81, $50. The buy
er takes immediate possession. He
Is to build new resi- ience and other.
wise improve the property. t
Preparations have been complet.
ed for the commencementlo work on
the musical selections ts be rendered
during the May Feetivsl which will
be. held at Salem next year. Notice
has been received from the director ifl
that city that the following numbers
will be presented, .Miriam's Song of
Triumph Schubert; 1.-The Lay Of
the Bell'' Roumberg; Beautiful Will
lamette" Father Dominic. Mt Angel,
Oregon. Corvallis il expected to
furnish chorus and local musicians
who wieh tofprepare themselves for
in,thefevent snext year
are RI quested TO meet as the College
chapel Friday evening. October so at
1880 O'Clock.
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az ME raising Y. a. honinson,s
residence near the =. = depot. the last
of the week. Charley Biakeslee was
again oyertaken with mislortane TO
accompfts the work 10 hand II was
necessary g sdetach q -Veranda from