The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-02-03
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Mrs Mary whitby instalIsd the
neuly- elected fficers Of Corvallis
fGrange last Saturday. -
The regular services will be held
by the pas tor, at the Mcfarland chap
Ell, next Sunday morning.
Mre. refie'd, nee Miss Maud Hrr.
has rlvt d, a1d was on the streets
J yeatsriay-
| -Mrs. b. F. sesly is In Portland
taking electrical treatment for tumor-
! GUS or other sff-ctions, the exact ma
ture of which, seems not to be fully
understood.
Mrs. ]. q. Harris gave tea Sat-
urday to thirty lady friends. A guess-
| ing contest aud delicious lunch were
features OF the att raoon.
-Mrs. P. T. Hall and daughter Of
Portland, are guests of Mrs Bammeli
at Hotel Corvallis. The ladies are
| sisters.
DIR. A. D. Morrison, formerly Of
| Corvallis, but later of Prineville, has
puret .ed drug store end located at
Carlton f,r the practice Of bis profes-
sion.
Fred Oberer spent Saturday and
Sunday 10 town, having come Up from
| P, liz county to pay off come claims a.
| gainst the Charter Oak sawmill.
-Ye:t lay was ground hog day.
II the traditional hog veDtured out, It
ID probable that he sneeZad time or
two in the fog, and hurried back into
his hole with an attack shiveIs.
The o. A. G. basket ball team was
defeated fn game with the Dallas
College team at Dallas Friday night,
in q score Of 13 to fur. A return
game is to be played in this city in the
near future, when 1t is hoped that the
record may be reversed.
The nine-year-oll son of jesse
Moses cf Philomatb, was reported
dying with pneumonia Monday after
noon. There was turn fer the bet
ter during the night. and yesterday
morning there was chance for recov-
cry, though hope could not. according
t. the physician be held out until the
day had passed.
! -Friday night twin children were
born to the household OF Ed LooDey,
Monroe. For time the life Of Mrs
Looney wes almost despaited Of, bat
later news Is somewhat encouraging.
Miss Rose Ingram, who is a student at
o. A. c., was on Saturday summoned
TO the bedside Of her sister. Mrs
L,oney.
j. A. Montgomery arr we'd the last
of the week from South Dakota and
expects TO buy land aud locate in Ban.
ton. He was II Oregon last A. gust
for a time, and he ha. lear led enough
: about the country to feel that he viii
ba satisfied 10 make his future h ms
} here. When he buys fam he viii
. rAturo to South Dakota and bring ou
his family in which there ara seveta
!. boys and oirls all of VIII cm, NJ. Mont
gomery says, a. e wCrksrs.
. Last Friday was the birthday
t Judge Gre if z. When he arrive home
!, the sight that met his aaZe Was nun
| ber If his Intimate flieDd-, ranged d
. bout tie room. The expression tha
) rested on his face for full minute Il
3 described asa cross between a low,
! story and an epileptic fl. Itpresent
3 ly fitted away, and gave place to al
apparent expectancy that he STOOD
lace to face with h Boxer upri- log or
} tar and teathering patty. When h'
, fnaIly gained HE equilibrium, he mad,
lis guests more than welcome, al th'
evening, with a banquet and other fea
) lures was felicitously spent.
The local option petitions recent
: ly circulated in Benton county, hav,
been forwarded to the headauarter,
at Portland Of the committee that l.
pushing the measure. The petitions
ask the submission Of a local oplioi
law to the voters in the coming Jun.
l. election, under the initiative provision
) Of the Constitution. The petitiopl
were only circulated at Corvallis, Phil
omath and Dusty, the three placel
supplying more than Beuson's prop )r
tion Of the per centum Of voters nece s
sary to secure submission of the las
to vote. The uumber Of signers a
Corvallis was. 333; at Philomath, 70
and at Dusty, 20, making a total 0
1872.
Accounts Of the doings of the ao
, lv Rollers lave penetrated even to far
: off Scotland. A copy the Eiinburgl
Scotchman, containing column ant
) a half story of the sect, has reached
: the Times" Office. The article is sen
} sationally written. ard mixed with tn
: truth there Is varied but highly in
l teresting amount CT the imaginative
The story is founded on the origina
7 outbreak Of the sect In which furui
> ture, musical instruments and the bod
, lee of domestic animals were burned
J and 1t includes the raid of the officers