The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-14
Mics Matte Strong left Monday

to enter seminary at Sc sttle, Wash
ingtop.
After a months visit with her
uncle ia4tis city, Mise Louie Nc
Adams returned Saturday to Port
land.
After an extended visit with Cor
wallis friends, Miss Gladys Richard
son. former OAC student, left Mnn-
day for her home ct aoquiam, Wash
tiDgton.
Mrs. D. O. Heuck leaves today
for Geld Hill, but expects to return
to Corvallis about the 1st of October,
to reside.
Earl Rinehart, quarterback de-
last years football team. arrived
Monday to be ready for the opening
Of College. Kenneth Cooper Was ex-
pected yes day afternoon.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Frank S'rong OF Corvallis,
and Mias Schaefer of Philomath.
The W. d iiog was to take place at the
| Strong residence in this city last
night, after the TINES press hour.
Robert Herrou and Mrs. Ruth
Buchanan and family request the
TIMES to express their deep apprecia-
tim to neighbors and friends whose
assistance aud sympathy was go much
manifest during the lac illness and
death OF the lamented Alice Buchanan
Heron.
The Young Mems Christian As
socia ion of the College have opened
an Information and employment bu-
reau for students. Any one desiring
boarders or -oome1s, or wishing Work
done, and who have not yet been
seen by representatives of the Asso-
citation will do we'll to let them know
OF lheit wants by note or phone.
AT the Glass farm a mile and a
half south OF Corvallis on Friday,
September 22rd, occurs an auction
sale OF personal property belonging
to J. D. Hukill. In the list Of prop
perty is the following: 2l head of
milk cows. one two year old Short
horn bull. one two year old Shorthorn
helfer. and nine yearling heiiers. The
sale takes place at 10 o'clock.
AT meeting of the congregation
Thursday evening, the following were
elected trustees OF the Methodist
church. J. D. Wells, Minor Swick,
George Lilly, 8. W. Holmes, A. K.
Milner, V. E. Walters. G.. F. Rice, W,
G. SHann and J. L. Underwood. For
Sunday school superintendent, V. E.
Walters was reelected.
| A public sale Of personal proper.
uy In the estate of A. J. Locke is to
occur Friday, September 3Oth. L
will take place at 10 o'clock a, 10. on
the farm Of Joseph Yates four miles
east of Corvallis. Among the eproper.
ty sold will be, one Plano binder. 6
: new tanning mill, a new Oliver Chilled
plow, a Balm wagon, hayrake, E
a drag barrow, saddle, COW. two
heifers, number OF hogs, cook
| stove and other household articles.
j. D. Irvine carries the belt this
se ason for lucky shots at deer. On
morning recently while hunting ur
the Santiam, he shot three deer will
, two shots. A large buck stepped
: quietly out of the brush and J. D
| dropped him in his tracks. No soon
er was this done than another fin
buck stepped out at the same place
} He was Irvine's meat also, but he die
not notice when he shot that anothe
deer was just behind and a little t.
one side. The bullet from the 80
80 Winchester pierced both deer
killing them Instantly. -Brownsvill'
Times.
, The rear guard Of the bigges
drive of sawlogs ever brought to tn,
Corvallis sawmill arrived Saturday
The arrival makes an aggregate o
nearly five million feet OF fir logs tha
has recently reached the local saw
mill. In large part, the logs ar
Booth-Kelly timber that got ava,
from the Lane county people durinl
the high water of last winter. They
were subsequently gathered up AM
sold to E. W. Strong of this city
The last arrival is said to represen
an investment of over $4,000. The.
are sufficient to keep the local mil
supplied with logs for years run.
This week, 10000 gallon waite
tank, the top of which wilr be ninety
: feet In the air will be in position t,
! protect Monroe from fire aud suppl
the metropolis Of Southern Bento
with water. The tank was manu-
factured by Sheasgreen & Buxton
, and has already been shipped t.
: Monroe. It Is ten feet deep and fl
l teen feet in diameter. The waite
, will be pumped by force pum]
: to which the motor is the water powe
. that runs the Monroe FIGURING Mills
the new fixture Is owned by A. vii
helm & Sons.
The bottom has apparently drop
! ped out Of the cattle market. Ed Bel
: knap of Bellfountain, sold carload Q
l choice beef cattle the other day at
IA for steers, and one and three fourth
3 for cows. The steers average owe
! 1,100 in weight, and all are declare,
; to have been in prime condition. Th
| talk Is that the local price for ordina
3 ry beef Is one and half to two cents
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