The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-14
-Rube Wills arrived from Hep
pner yesterday, to attend college.

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w. S. Linville and daughter
moved in to the L. G. Altman resi-
dence on Third street. Monday.
= Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Hayward
returned Monday from visit with
Mr.. Hayward's father at Victoria,
British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards
returned Monday from two weeks
camping trip in the hopyards near
Independence
"A surgical operation for remov
al of cancer was performed Monday
on Mrs. Martha Porter of Jobs Ad-
dition. Mrs. Porter is 63 years of
age. The operation consisted in
the removal of one of the breasts
and OF the glands injected with
it. 1t was performed by DIR. Per
| not, assisted by DR. Cati1ey of Cor
wallis, and DR. Newth of Philomath
Griffith Underwood and num-
Der of other Alb ny football men
were in town Sunday in the in err
est of football game this season
between the OAC and Albany
teams. No arrangement was made,
all d4tes having teen partly prom
ised to other teams. before appli-
cation from the Albany manager
was received Whether date will
yet open for such a game depends,
it is said upon the action of outside
! manage rs to whom dae'
have been offered The proposed
Albany team, it is said, will con-
sist largely of the same players
that played in last years games.
DIR. A. c. Sickle, coach of the
OAC football team, arrived yester-
day from Reno Nevada. He is,
perhaps, the best known football
coach on the Coast, having during
the last three or four years. kept
the Nevada University team at a
high point of efficiency and strength
He is a Michigan man, and in ad-
dition to his achievements as a foot
ball trainer and player is a gentle
man of high repute. He is On the
ground early in order to take every
advantage of time in bringing the
football men into proper shape for
the season that is just on.
Action by the council Monday
night makes it necessary for every
body to connect their water closets
and house drains with sewers in
cases where the property is served
by laterals. An ordinance passed
and now in effect, makes the neg
} lect or refusal to make such con-
nections an ofense, punishable by
a fine of IS to $50. The ordinances
was published in the TINES aftel
the last regular meeting of the coun
Gil, at which time it passed to the
third reading. In the discussion
of the measure, the chief argument
advanced for its adoption. is the
fact that the city has expended
about SIS, 900 in the construction
! of sewer system, and that unless
connections are made the system
is worthless and the benefit from
the big expenditure wholly lost,
In addition to the Horning lat
eral, provision was made Monday
by the city council for the construc'
ton of two lateral sewers One
, was ordered built through block IA
petitioned for by DR.. Charles Lee
, who residence is located in the
block. The cons ruction of the
sewer was recommended by th'
sewer committee. The other later
al provided for is to pass through
the Irwin block on Seventh street
. and the block south of it. The i'm
provement was petitioned for by W
B Lacy and other residents of the
vicinity. The Irwins have signi-
fed willingness to bear their por.
: ton of the cost,
"A farewell reception was tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. Carrick by mem
bers of the church at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H Harris Monday
night. Fifty persons were present
and the evening was given overtt
I the incidents usual to farewell oc
casions. Vocal solos were render
r ed by Miss Spangler, Mr.. Bouque
, and Mrs. Carrick, and a number o
selections were rendered by the
choir. Refreshments were a feat
ure OF the evening Mrs. Carrict
: left yesterday for Portland to visi
$ her mother, after which she viii
join her husband. who leaves to
+ morrow for his new work i
Brownsville,
New samples received by H
: L. French are as follows Mis-
: Carolina Wilson. jellys Mrs. Wn
t Crees, jelly; Mrs. Wln, Rice, pluu7
}, app'es; Mr. Elvin Witham pears
: plurns; Mrs Gilkey,, apples, corr
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