The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-27
Bert PilkIngton is visiting his par
ents at Oakland, Oregon. !.
Born, last Sunday. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Langley. a son.

! -R. NJ. Davisson returned yester-
day to his home at Oregon City.
Albany police raided a gambling
game Monday nighr, and surprised
fifteen minors at play.
IT. ". Dilley is taking lay.off,
and is spending the time with fiiends
in Portland and vicinity.
| Charley Alexander, well known to
all old timers in Corvallis, has been a
local visitor f several days, the fret
time In Is years.
Mr.. aud Mrs A. J. Johnson arrfv-
ed NJ ondsy from the bedside of Mrs.
Young. mother of Mrs. J ohnsoD, whois
seriously HAT Scio. A telephone message
from the scene yester lay morning, an.
nounced that the patient was slightly
worse again,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Kaupisch a. g
to leave next Monday for a farm be-
tween Portland and Oregon City
| where they are to reside In the fu-
ture Numerous friends made during
two years residence 10 Corvallis, re-
gr t their departure.
-Orval Miller. aged 20 years and
/ 13 days, and student at the College
OF Philomath, died Of pneumonia at
Philomath last Thursday. His home
was in Curry county. The funeral oc-
CURED Saturday, aHd the interment
was 10 Newton cemetery.
e. D. Mussie, q well-known stud
ent at the college, was suddenly strick-
en- with paralysis vest, Jay morning
at J. L. Jones'. His attack IL not be-
lieved by his physician to be organic,
but due rather to bilious conditions.
for which speedy relief should be OBJ
/ tained.
! ME-. and Mrs. j. a. Spanalerl re-
ceived a telegram Monday announcing
the birth of an eight-pound baby boy,
to the household of their son, Mart,
In Oakland, Calf. Tie child has been
named RAYMOND Luper, the family
names of Mrs. Matt Spangl and Of
Mrs. J. A. Spangler.
! Almost year ago Herman Brey-
er worked out solution of a puzzle
announced by the Cliff Publishing
Company, New York, and forwarded
it TO the house. Monday Mr.. Breyer
received Information that his solution
was correct and that he had the option
of selecting as a prize gold-foished
watch or diamond ring. Mr.. Brsyer
chose the latter, and doubtless when
the article arrives he will cut daz-
rzling swath.
Eugene Guard: Captain Pealand
of the basket ball team, ;. will probably
not be able to play this season owing
to bad ankles. There is large squad
of men piacticiog every day under the
coaching OF Professor Burden, and the
team will be well tiained for ths first
game, which will be played with Cor.
wallis, February 6. The first trau
will probably be composed-nf the fol.
wing playere Center, Hug; forwards
rhayer and Latourette; guards. Tay
lor and @. McClain.
Little Marie aud Edward Fitch
who. before their departure for Oak
land, Or, secured good list Of sub
scribers tn the Ladies' Home Journa
J and the Saturday Evening Post, In
J form the "Times" that for their labr
they received small cash priza. They
wish TO thank their Corvallis friends
for the assistance rendered them, ane
particularly those who sent renewals
!, TO them at Oakland. They are tryine
for a larger priz this year. Success
to the energetic little people.
Copies Of the Session laws of the
late special session Of the Legislature
, have been received at the county
} clerks office. The supply is for US,
at the court house and for justices O
\ the peace throughout the county. Til.
book is one OF the smallest of It's kind
turned out in Oregon In many years
1t contains but 48 pages, including tn,
index. The session laws for the spe.
cial session of 1898 contained 31s
pages In the new book there are 8;
J pages of laws, containing all told 2:
acts.
The remains of William Fabel
were cremated near Portland Monday
\
before death. The funeral ceremonies
!, were largely attended by Portland
people and acquaintances throughout
the valley. A prominent member O
the Elks fraternity delivered the fun
; eral address at the home of the de
ceased and au immense throng follow
ed the remains to the crematory OF
Sunday. On account of some disor
der In the fixtures Of the Institution
however. the body was not disposed
OF until Monday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wright died Sunday
at the family home on Beaver Greek
! from dropsy. Mrs. Wright has no
been long resident of this county
and state, having come from Iowa a
bout two years ago with her husband
and MIR. and Mrs. Stevens. who are