The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-25
Mrs. E. R. Bryson is visiting

Mrs. E, r. Bryson is visiting
Eugene relatives.
Mrs. Bowersox of Salem is Wis
iting her parents In this city.
Ivan Brown returned Sunday to
Portland after visit with old Cor
Wallis friends.
Wilbur Weeks arrives from Sa.
lem today, for visit with friends ov'
er Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mre. W. J. Mcdonald,
nee Esther Reid, of Seattle, spent
Sunday with Corvallis rela tives.
Mrs A. J. Hall, who has been Wis.
iting at the home OF her SOD Harley
Hall, has returned to her home az
Buena Vista.
MFR. and Mrs. Robert McCaust-
land. accompanied by their son James
left Monday for Wilbur, Washington.
their future home,
Miss Edna Burnett OF Independ-
ence, arrived Sunday, and Is the
guest OF relatives and friends. She
will remain week.
John Lsnger has placed new
fence about bis premises and other
wise improved his place. The fence
replaced it is said, had stood thirty
years.
Mrs. Neil Newhouse and daughter
Lulu have returned from a elk weeks
visit 10 various parts OF California,
nd nl
overland.
George F. Eglln arrived from
Ashland Sunday evening. He had
been summoned as witness In the
case of Davis and Scryder against NJ
P. Burnett.
An ordinance recently passed the
council making 1t an offense to ride
bicycles on the sidewalks sbutting the
school house block. The penalty, fer
violation Is fine OF So to $40.
Arthur Buchanan, Ross Barclay,
Miss Gertie Barclay and Miss Ada
Finley drove from Long Tom to Eu-
gene to Witness the football game be-
tween OAC and the State University.
j. E. Fowelis, the shoemaker, re-
csntly rented the room on South
Main street formerly occupied by the
express Office. It has been recently
refitted and makes an attractive place
of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Heron VIII }
were recently married at Everett. are
expected home today. It Is Under
stood that Clayton will have charge
of the farm for ime In future, bis
parents having decided to move to
Corvallis.
The last and biggest OF all this
years football games occurs on OAC
field tomorrow, Thanksgiving after.
noon. The OAO players are now In
condition to put up the best game of
J their lives. and victory is not bey-
oni their reach.
Dali Marks Of Kings Valley, re-
turned home last Thursday where he
and his wife were called about ten
days ago to the bedeije of their
daughter, who Is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever. Mrs. Marks remain
ed at the bedside.
The union Thanksgiving service
will be held at the United Evangel-
ical church on Thursday at 1890 p.
m. Rev. Green Of the Evangelical
church will deliver the sermon. An
Offering will be taken. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
w. a. Kammerslsy has opened
up candy kitchen and confectionery
store insthe Kline building near the
Burnett brick, Mr.. Hammersley has
been in the business several years Ia
Southern Oregon and q sample of his
goods will convince anyone that he Is
first class crndy maker
e. W. Smiths restaurant start
ed up Saturday with a turkey din
ner and big rush. An elegant dis
play, appropriate for a restaurant,
was made In the front windows and
doubtless attracted a share OF the
business done that day. The res
taurant is well fitted up with booths
and other appointments to seat forty
people at one time.
Marshall Miller Is about ready
to begin business in the building he
recently erected on the corner of
Third & Monroe streets. It is to be
used as skating rink. Mr., Miller
has a large number of skates and he
hopes, but perhaps vainly so. that
rolling on skates will attract thesame
measure of interest that holy rolling
did.
"A sewing machine considerably
out of the ordinary was taken to
Dilly few days ago for repairs.
A motor attachment is the thing
which Is new here. Power for operating
the sewing machine is provided by a
heavy clock spring which fs wound up