The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-03-30
LOCAL LORE, I
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Wheat 73.
Miss Eunice Garfield is again
in college,. f
-Zophar Tharp lett yesterday
for his home near McMinnville.
7Republican county convention
tomorrow; democratic, Saturday.
Buy your fishing tackle at
the Bicycle Hospital. Large as
sortment just received. @
Earl Patton of Halsey, a for
mar OAC student is visiting friends
in Corvallis.
( Miss Jessie Finley of Carlton,
arrived Sunday. She is the guest
of Mrs. G. A. Covelt.
-Vaud Moore is leaving with his
family to occupy a farm recently
purchased in the Big Elk country.
Born in Kings Valley Satur-
day, to Mr.. and Mrs G. v. Johnson,
a daughter.
The service of Father Smith,
Paulist missionary, has been Sc
cured to hold mission in the
Catholic church in this city in the
near future.
Albany Herald-Miss Eh1e
Michael of Corvallis returned
home on yesterdays noon train af-
ter brief stay with friends in the
city.
The room next door south of
Zierolf' S has been leased by Dallas
parties who expect to open and con-
duct a candy store. The plan is to
open the place sometime between
the Ist and 18th.
Revival meetings at the Church
of Christ continue indefinitely. The
interest continues to grow. There
have been numper of conversions.
Subject Wednesday evening "The
Healing of Leper.''
James F1ett is to leave Friday
for his home in the Five Rivers
country, for the summer. The hand
that welded the pen is henceforth
to peel chitti1n Mr.. Flett is to be
accompanied by his son Thomas.
and is to be joined by therest Of the
family when school closes.
A subscriber hands i'll the fo.
lowing for publications. The bpys
who own hounds in the vicinity Of
Mountain View lad better be more
careful about permitting them tc
run deer. William Knots beat tie
dogs off OF one in the road by tllt
school house yesterday, but th'
deer died i'll the evening.
-Nocal solos by Miss Ethel Pierce
and Miss Edna Alien, and a drill
by IL young ladies i'll Miss Craw
fords department at thecollege, con
stituted the programme at a meet
ing of the Coffee Club Mondayyafte1
noon. The club is to give a dancin!
party Saturday evening.
There was a search along Mai
street Monday for a suitable roor
for shoe store. The seafcher wa
Eden Irwin, one of the proprietor-
of a big store of tie kind in ,SaIen
The best room that was availabl
was. one of the wooden structure
south of, Harris store. There
some talk that it may be occupie
tor that purpose, -,
NO guarantee goes with til
tale: A man in town the other da
said: Il know where Creftield i!
but don't dare tell. He is in Lie
ing within nine miles of Corvaili
A line drawn from Corvallis to til
spot where be is, would be in th
direction of Pf1ilomatb. That
all can tell.' .....
-Flags are turned up and ma
boxes on r, F. d. route number
are otherwise interfeIed with. Th
turning up Of the flags on boxes il
which there is no matter to be CO,
lected, makes needless bother
the carrier. 1t is believed t.
persons who do the mis- Aas I
known. A term i'll + -eae a
tiary is the penalty, .ee penlte
is likely to get it ana soSheno
The c.
the Novr .ts7 case goes over
affida +fhber term of court.
W: -cFt by defendant says t
1e$esses are in Lincoln cour
sihd that another IS believed to
Somewhere in Malheur county, a
th5s all are material to his defen
By them he hopes, hesays. to pr
sEhat b vie tim was born in NJ
1887, and that therefore she