The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-12-16

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Joseph Paulson of last years
graduating class at OAC, has arrived
and Is the guest Of friends.
james Berry arrived Saturday
from trip to Hcquiam and Aber.
deem, Washington.
Two Eastern homeseekers. who
arrived Saturday, are guests at the
home OF w. l.. Rice.
Miss Mary Nolan is expected to
arrive Saturday from st, Mary's
College, Portland to spend the holi.
day vacation with her parents.
Joseph M. Stewart and Miss Por-
tia Price Of Fairmount. precinct were
married at Albany. Sunday, Rev. M.
w, Davis. officiating.
-Mrs. G.. H. Bogue and daughter
Of Portland arrived Saturday and are
guests at the home Of County Treas
urer Buchanan.
The First Spiritual Union OF Cor
Wallis will hold services tomorrow in
Barrett Lyceum. Doors open at 2-30
Service at p. m. A cordial invita-
tion Is extended to all.
Mrs. Huston and her little daugh-
ter Helen, are to leave shortly for
California, for the benefit of the lat
ter's health. They are to be absent
most OF the winter.
Ericsson, the contractor who did
the stone work on Mechanical Hall
at the College has been appointed a
superintendent of the Portland Ex-
position buildings at salary of 81 so
per day.
New deeds filed for record are:
Elizabeth Gerhard aud others to Fl.
A. Gerhard; several pieces Of land
south of Corvallis. 81, John Car.
penter and wife to j. T. Carpenter.
small TACT in Monroe, $125.
John Withycombe. one of last
years students at the college, was a
competitor the other day In an ora
torical contest at the University of
Washington, at which he is a student
A Seattle newspaper article referring
to his effort. says he is one OF the
coming orators of the state.
"A motion for new trial In the
case Of Davis aud Shryder versus
Sheriff Burnett, better known as tie
Lewis case. was denied 10 the circuit
court at an adjourned term Saturday,
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at the recent regular term OF the cir
cult court, and.the verdict OF the jury
was sd, erse to the Davis & Schryder
interests.
Members of the college staff ar
rived Sunday from attendance on a
number OF farmers Institutes, Sew
eral were held 10 Linn county and
another at Gresham. The attendance
at each ran far into the hundreds,
and much interest was manifest. Mem
bers of the institute staff leave to-
morrow for Southern Oregon, where
other Institutes will be held. Those
who go are, Dr.. Withycombe, and
Profs. Kent, Cordley and Knisely,
Tonight at ten o'clock, the dele
gates to the Oregon Dairymen's AS
ISOLATION are to be banquered at Fire
mans Hall. The function is given
by the wives Of members of the Citi-
zens League. The delegates to the
association number about 81, and the
extreme limit that can be accl mmo-
dated at the banquet Is about 100
The excess OF tickets above those for
the delegates are available for mem
bers of the League. but only to such
members as are not in arrears for
dues.
+. "A new and acceptable feature In
the musical line is the orchestra or
ganized by Mr.. Turney at the college
The first public appearance of the
was In the college chapel
Saturday evening, concerning which
mention is made elsewhere The in
strumentation is as follows: First
violins, Ruthyn Turney, Miss Verna
Kerker, Max Miller; second violins,
Harry Kerker. Joseph Henkle; clari
met, Delbert Proebstal; cornets. d. W.
Wetmore, Bert Yates; trombone,
Will Wicks: tuba. Glenn Good man;
piano. Miss Lillian Ranney; traps,
Guy Walker.
Portland Telegram: By an or
der issued in the county court this
morning. it devolves on Edgar E.
Miner, principal of the Woodlswn
public school to appear before Judge
Webster December %, and show why !
he should not comply with decree
of the state circuit court of Washing.
ton county, requiring him to provide
$50 a month for the education and |
support of the children of his former |
wife, who with family of five, re-
sides at Sixth and Market streets, |
The application sets out that the Pc
titioner and Edgar A. Milner were
married at Corvallis August 33, 1874,
and that they were divorced 10 Wash |