The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-23

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and J D. Wells Left Monday for few
day. hunting trip in the Cascades.
Mrs. E. j. Garrow and son The
dore have arrived home from a lengthy
stay in California.
-Anstin Laffsrty, who has for some
months been handling horses at the
Salem track, returned home after the
Fair.
Ira Kisor returned to Corvallis
Monday after an absence of five Or six
years 10 Southern California and Mex
leo.
Thomas Whitehorn and family,
who have been at Cascadia for coup
ie OF months, are expected homo TO-
day.
Captain Rose il in town from the
Yaquina ranch TO assist d. @. Rose in
taking care of the Iattet's prune crop.
Gap is one Of the many chittim bsne-
fieiaties.
Mrs. Anna Hodes. charter men,
Der OF Corvallis Hive No. 3. Ladies Of
the Maccabees, has just received from
the Supreme Hive, the second install
ment of her disability benefit.
A. J. Metzgar, the jeweler, has
just received Z new engraving machine
which does a gre at variety of work ia
i's lina. Its mouus operandi is rev.
citation TO the novice and Mr.. Metzker
takes pleasure in explaining it.
Martin Grimley and James Bryan
passed through Corvallis Saturday
on their way home from the Fair. They
reside above Monroe. In their wagon
they had a fine billy goat which they
had purchased at the Fair.
w. G. shriber has sold his resi-
dence two blocks north of the college
to Mrs. Minnie Trussweli. who, with
two small children, recently came from
Wisconsin. Mr.. Shliber will build
soon on five acre tract owned by
him on college hill.
New deeds filed for record are:
w. g. Shriber and wife to Minnie I
Trussell, 2-3 lots in block 10, Will
kins' addition, $3.50; Hattie Friendly
to Adolphina Friendly, two lots in
block 2, N. B. and P. Avery's addi-
ton 81; W. D. Mace and wife to
Chauncy NJ. Dexter, 80 acres, miles
south OF Philomath, So, 500.
CHARLEY earns arrived In town
Saturday from his Fall Creek ranch.
He presented the .'Times" with sup
ply OF je,ked venison, not necessarily
for publication, but as an evidence of
good faith. Charley struck it right In
chi'tim this year. He therefore feels
kindly toward his fellow-man and be-
lieves that the affairs of the world are
conducted pretty nearly right !
Among the people attending the
state fair from Mount View lset week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LocKn, Mr..
and Mrs William Locke, Mr.. aud Mts.
Lindeman and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Logsdon. George Armstrong and
two sons, Walter Locke, and Miss
Milliner. ALI report a fine time and
the largest crowd ever seen at the fair
grounds.
Thomas G.. Charters arrived Sat-
urday and took his departure Sunday.
MIR. Charters is travelling for the
Brunswick Bake Colender Co., maa-
OF billiard and pool tables.
years ago be conducted
a barber shop in Corvallis, but when
here last he saw few people whom he
knew then. Then be had been mar
ried but short time, now he has two
grown sons, one of whom served three
years in the Philippines.
The action OF the council few
weeks ago requiring license of SIS
per quarter on billiard tables had the |
effect Of deprlving devotees Of their
favorite recreation, as none of the o wn-
ers OF tables applied for this license. |
But Billy Broders has so frequently ,
refused to allow the game on his table /
and has SO much explaining to do,
hat he yesterday decided to take OUT
,he requierd license.
AS he passed down the Albany
road on wheel Sunday, Prof Gibbs !
ost his purse containing $500 aud
other valuables, but It was recovered
n the afternoon. A member OF Jesse
Spencer's party which went to the big
orune orchard discovered the purse
between Dixon creek and the Swick /
arm house, and 1t was restored to the
,wner as soon as he was known. I
John Kiger bought yearling colt
It the state fair which may make
asst horse. We can't tell in advance
much about what a colt will be when
lie grows up, but this one has favora-
lie breeding, at least on its mother's
ide. Its name is Arrazsppa, dam,
dabel by Pilot Lemont;' second dam,
)esnola by Altemont; third dam by
1ike, 3403, sire of Klamath; fourth
am, Thoroughbred.
Saturday afternoon Eli King
reated the TIMES force to a liberal