The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-21
LOCAL LORE.
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Extensive repairs to the Farmers
hotel are in progress.
Genuine wind proof umbrellas at
the Biey Gle Hospital.
Miss Helen Steiwer visited Cor
wallis friends during the week.
Mics Dorothea Nash of Mon
mouth is to arrive in Corvallis this ev-
ening.
Mics Loretto Sheasgreen left
yesterday for Eugene for visit with
friends.
Rev. H. A. Deck will hold serv-
ices at Dixon's school house tomorrow
at 2:3O.
Mrs. Selling left Thursday on a
business trip to Roseburg. She is ex-
pected TO return today.
Berry & Carl have introduced
the famous antitrust and wind proof
umbrellas. Examine them.
Mics Helen Steiwer arrived We'd
nesday for visit with Corvallis
friende. She leaves today for Eu-
gene. 5
Rev. GO. Polling, president of
Dallas College will preach Sunday at
Buelah, at II a. m.: Peoria p. m.
and Pine Grove at7.
Regular services at the M. E.
church, South. tomorrow morning
and evening". Sunday School at 10
a. M. League at 6:45,
Nolan & Callahan have just in
stalled In their store two additional
new glass counters. They are eight
feet long and Of the usual heighth and
width.
The First Spiritual Union OF
Cors allis will hold services Sunday
10 Barrett Lyeeum. Doors open at
2-3O. Services at p. M. A cordial
invita- tion extended to all.
AT the Episcopal church: Rec
tors class at 10 a. m.; morning prayer
and sermon at II a. M; Thanksgiving
service at 10 a. ~. on Thanksgiving
day. All cordially invited to these
services.
The will OF the late William
Groves has been filed for probate.
The executrix Is Mrs. Groves and
che Is to serve without bond. The
document was executed last May.
and the Witnesses. E. B. Horning and
lE. Holgate.
Since entering hospital in Port
land, @. B. Wells condition has not
improved. He is suffering from an
afn .ction OF the brain, the exact nature
OF which is not certainly known. It
was hoped, however, that it was of a
character that would be relievedby rest
and quiet. News from him Is by no
means reassurings
Articles OF Incorporation of the
Gold Zone Mining Company have been
filed with the c,unty clerk. The cap
ital stock Is SIS, 1000 and the principal
business office is at Corvallis. The
object of the company is to purchase,
own and operate mines, deal In min
ing stock, to conduct stores and en-
gage In other business pertaining to-
mines and mining. The incorporators
are e. J. Dunn. B. F. Thatcher, Guy
Seeley, s. L. Hays, John w. Holland
and Mr.. Hopkins.
Judge a.. L. Benson, OF klamath
Falls, is to preside at the coming term
OF circuit court for Benton, an adjourn
ed session (which is scheduled for
this morning at nine o'clock It is un-
derstood that Judge Hamilton has
been compelled to go East for the ben-
eft of his wife's health. The indica-
tions are that the coming term of
court will not. continue more than two
days. The number Of cases on the
docket is 81. The. only state case is
that of w. H. Wagner, bound over for
assault from Justice Holgate's court.
Albert Oren met with a severe
accident Wednesday afternoon while
at work In the Fischer orchard. Geo. /
Gale was doing some pruning and Al
bert had rope attached to heavy !
limb with the view of pulling it over
into wagon underneath. From some
cause the team started and In an at
tempt to secure the lines, Albert STEP |
ped In before the wagon. He was
knocked down and pushed along q |
considerable distance by front wheel |
before 1t finally ran over his body. |
The Injured young man was carried to
his home quarter Of mile distant.
He has not since been able to work |
and the extent of his injuries Is not
definitely known. !
1t appears that Albany is consid- I
ering proposition to give bonus for |
the removal Of the Oramer Organ aud
Carriage fsctory. 10 that, city. The
Democrat says Mr.. Weatherferd In
his remarks announced that the COM
merce committee was considering a I
proposition from r. M. Oramer. OF the
Corvallis organ and carriage factory |
to bring the factory here and In addi-
tion to build q sawmill with capaci-
ty of twenty. or thirty thousand feet
q day, for bonus OF $2500, to cover
the purchase OF a lot and the expense
of moving and setting up the plant, II !
the entire amount should not be need. |