The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17


1t the rate ol5 cents per line.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kline left
Thursday for an extended trip to
New York.
Fred Fischer leaves tomorrow for
Portland, where he enters Armstrong;
business college.
Mics Kate lehman returned
Wednesday from Albany, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Delilah Houck went to New
port Wednesday where she will visit
relatives for couple Of weeks.
The semi-annual financial exhibit
for Benton county, together with other
local news appears on the fourth page
Of this issue.
-Mlss Dora Lendgren has accepted
a position as ssene grapher at Klfne's,
Her preparation for the place was ac-
quired 10 the business course at OAC.
AT the NJ. E. church at II a. m. DR..
Tufts will present the work OF the an
ti-saloon league. In the evening at
z 80 the pastor Frank L. Moore, will
speak.
The date In the address on your
TINES shows the time to which your
subscription is paid It is fine rec
Sommendation to the subscriber when
this date does not show an arrear-
age,
After an extended visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. W. T. Hew-
lit LETT Wednesday for her home near
Stockton. California. She was accom-
panied by her children and sister Miss
Leah Barclay.
Salem Journal-Dr. F E. Smith
left this morning for Corvallis to visit
a patient. AS he was armed with
shotgun and supplied with ammuni-
zion. 1t is believed he had other busi-
ness in view.
Rev. Vincent will preach 10 the
Baptist church tomorrow, both morn.
log and evening. Raw. Noble who Is
at Oregon City attending the Baptist
State Convention. will be In his pulpit
again on the 25th.
Mr.. andlMrs. A. r. Locke left
yesterday for GLASGOW, Missouri, for
visit of two or three months among
friends and relatives. The place was
formerly the home of Mrs. Locke.
The present ia Mr.. and Mrs. Locke's
first eastern journey 10 27 years.
Picking is about completed In the
Kiger peach orchard. The crop of late
Cfawfords was prolific, and the quail
ty very fine. The success that Mr..
Kiger has attained with his peaches
demonstrates what are ideal condi-
tions for peach production In this Sec
tion.
The First Spiritual Union OF Cor
wallis, will open services for the Sea-
son Sunday by the election OF officers
followed by conference meeting of
members. Doors open at 2-30. Meet
ing at 8 p M Members please be
prompt. The first lecture OF six
months course will be given October
25th.
- nCl . ad6 oCOh q SUbtICuJOIG
OF the estate of Lana Gray, In which J
H. Albright, administrator, has cub
mitted final report, which has been
examined and approved by the court,
and the balance OF funds remaining In
his hands has been ordered turned
over to the creditors, J H. and Mary
Albright. There has also been final
settlement of the estate of Charles
Band..~
For parties desiring to fish at
Yaquina Bay while the run OF salmon
continues. the @. & E. has issued
round trip tickets from Albany, Cor
wallis aud Philomath at the following
rates: Three day tickets, good going |
any day except Sunday aud returning |
this second day following, $3.50 fer
the round trip. Ten day tickets good
any day and returning on or before
the 10th day from the date of sale,
$3.50 for the round trip.
The body of Orson ". Dunsmuir,
who was drowned the other day In
Soap Greek, has been inferred In Sa-
lem. Mr.. Dunsmuir was in Corvallis
the day OF the accident. He was q
stock buyer. and was enroute to his
home In Salem from Alsea, where he
went to buy cattle. He travelled by
buggy, and the tracks show that he
drove into the creek. probably to wat
er his horse. At the spot there is
deep water, and horse, vehicle and
driver clipped from the bank and
rolled In together. Dunsmuir was en-
numbered with heavy overcoat,
which prevented him from swimming.
Both horse and man were drowned.
An Inquest was held by the coroner of
Polk county, and verdict rendered
In accordance with the above facts.
B. G. Leedy. master of the state
passed through town Thurs.