The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-09
Barefoot sandals at Kine's.

next Friday.
Rod Nash was out from the /
rock Creek ranch for a few hours |
yesterday.
-Miss Ma. Rigs. Of H Ha.risbufe,
was tue goeet over the soiiltt uf her
courisi, Miss Saaie o Kan
Born Thursday at the home of !,
Mrs. Belt to Mr.. and Mrs Foster,
Iz-ponnd son.
Mrs. Jesse Spencer arrived yes
terday from weeks visit with her
son Victor, in Portland
Miss Ethel Linyilie leaves Mon
day foI an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs A D.Morrison. at Carl
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Phillips left |
Wenedsday for Grants Pass, where
they are hereafter to reside. Later
they expect to be joined by Colonel
Phillips, the father OF Ed. After
completing a course in mining at
the college, the younger Mr.. Phillips
hopes to devote himself to that in-
dustry, and goes to Grants Pass as
the most promising field for such
operations.
DIR. and Mrs. H S.Pernot. ar
rived Wednesday from two months
trip East. A month was spent in
Chicago. visit was made to DR..
Pefnot's relatives in Ohio, and the
remainder of he absence was spent
at the St Louis Exposition. Miss
Bertha Davis, who went East with
DR.. and Mrs. Pernot. is visiting re-
| 1atives in illinois.
| The three months old infant Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Porter was bu-
ried in Crystal Lake cemetery Sun
day afternoon. The little one died
after a hard struggle for life, in
which an affection of the stomach
outwore the childish vitality. The
funeral occurred from the family
home, and the service was conduct
ed by Rev. Frank L. Moore.
! j. B. Walker, who is out from
New York on a flying visit, arriv-
ed yesterday from a brief trip to
/ Newport. He is representing his
paper, the Scientific American, at
| St. Louis, and the exigencies of
business require his return to the
Exposition two weeks from the
time he left. He starts East next
Monday.
Save one allthe new sewer later
ais in town have been connectedwith
/ the water mains so as to be served
with water for flushing purposes.
and are now regularly cleaned. The
exception is the lateral that begins
at Berrnar's store and runs north
two blocks to connection with the
Van Buren main, and until it is
properly connected, hose will bs
used in flushing it.
The Grim Reaper bas taken q
: large hand with Samuel Bane in
the China pheasant business of late
In one instance it y as big rat thai
devoured "a little pheasants thai
were highly priced. In anothe,
: case the Grim Reaper was in the
shape of an incubator lamp that fla
med up too hot, and within a brie
time cooked 5o eggs that lacked bu
three days of Matching, In spite o
the Reaper, however. Mr.. Balm ha:
kl4o odd young birds, and 100 egg!
; in process OF incubation,
Sheriff Burnett has received
! notice of a reward offered in Port
land for bicycle alleged to hav
been stolen in Corvallis. Th
) amount is $40, and the alleged cul
$ prit is named as William thinner
y man. The theft is alleged to hav
i transpired on the 2oth of June, an,
: the wheel is described as racycle
: numbered 75,877. A full des
i cription of the man accompanie
the card There is said to bea histor
=. connected with the case to the ei
$ feet that its purchase was On tn
f installment plan.
!, The fire department was calle
q out Thursday evening to extinguis
o a fire in the roof of the building i
It which the Gazette office is located
81 Sparks from the engine fell on th
y moss-covered roof, and soon develc
|: ped into a blaze. The departmer
n subdued the flames with no damag
a to the property beyond the burnin
g of few shingles. The blaze is th
d second of the sort in the same root
o The city has a new ordinance re
l. quiring moss on roofs to be remo1
ed, and apparently an exampl