The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-08-12
ARM BROKEN.

ARM BROKEN.
Adjourned Meeting Of ConnciI- Didn't
Buy the Pony-R. F. D. Routes to 60.
Miss Dorothea Nash, for the past
three years in Europe, passed
through town yesterday, enroute to
visit her brothers on the Rock
creek farm.
the elevator for the new process
sing and packing plant to be estab-
lished here arrived on Mondays S
freight train All other equipment
for the plant arrived some time ago
and everything is now in readiness
to begin the work OF preparing the
building and setting the machinery.
Mrs. Johnny Hayes has arranged
to build new residence on her
farm near the junction of Mary's
river and Muddy. Charley Heck
art has the contract for its eonstruc-
ton, and he went out the first of
the week with corps of carpen-
tiers to begin work on the structure.
It is to be an eight-room two-story
house.
Frank st John, who resides in the
Millhollen neighborhood across the
river met with a serious accident
the last of the week. While work
ing in his barn he fell from the loft
and struck a beam in the descent
which resulted in the breaking of
his left arm above the elbow. and the
dislocation of his shoulder. A
physician was hastily summoned
from Corvallis,
On authority of dispatch dated
at Independence the Times pub
1ished a statement to the effect that
a warrant was out for the arrest of
the Rev. Guy Osburn, a Methodist
minister who had been supplying
the independence and Buena Vista
churches. On behalf of the church
Rev. F. L. Moore, pastor of the
Corvallis M. E. organization wishes
to have it stated that Osburn was re-
fused admission to the M. E. annu-
al conference and had been discon-
tinued even as supply for nearly
a year.
On account OF lack of quo.
rum, the city council failed to hold
The regular monthly meeting Mon
day night. Councilman Cameron,
Colbert and Hodes were absent
rom town. and Councilmen Avery
was i'll. Councilman Henkle was
in town, but was not in attendance
Councilman Porter, Crees, Rose
and Taylor were on hand. but they
ire but four, while five is the num-
Der required for a quorum. The
was adjourned to this,
Wednesday eveaing, for 7:3o
clock.
]. B. Patterson. who resigned his
position as instructor in physical
culture at OAC last January, and
vent to Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania to
axe similar position, is to enter
he Washington Medical college at
st Louis for course in medicine
within few weeks. In the latter
s professor of physiology is Sidney
;. Budget, one time well known in
corvallis. when he was owner of
he stock farm now owned by P. A.
Zine. Budget studied medicine
fter he left Corvallis, and some
ime later succeeded to the chair of
physiology in the institution
famed. +
Rural Free Delivery Routes
lumber two and three, out of Cor
a1lis, are to go into operation on
he T. 5th of September. The news
cached Postmaster johnson by let
sr yesterday. Carriers are to leave
he postoh6ce on each route at
2:3o, and are to make the round
y six O'Clock in the evening. The
ames of the carriers have not yet
cen given out. Complete instruc-
ons with reference to the estab-
sh II ent of the routes are contained
] the letter Of notification. The +
eople interested are largely indeb-
ed to Postmaster johnson for the t
ndden turn in affairs. His vigor-
US measures alone, secured re-
ersal of the departments late pro- c
osal to abandon the routes. c
Last Sunday VIM. Hartley and a $
lend strolled out on Mary's river a
at and the former approached a t
ony which was staked there. Mr.. \
[artley liked the looks of the ami E
la1 and began caressing him. II t
ke the looks of this little fellow t
cry much,'' said Mr.. Hartley. "I /
1ou1d like to buy him. He ap- r
ears so kind and gentle" Mr.. r