The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-02

Morning service tomorrow at
the Catholic church at 1880. ev-,
ening service at 1880.
Misses Polly Hewitt and LOU
Use Evans of Portland are guests at
the country home of George Arm
strong.
Mrs G. R, Farra gave an IN
formal tea yesterday afternoon.
Her guests numbered IL.
Miss Mabel Withycombe en-
tertained nine yonng ladies at tea
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockey E. Ma
son, Fred Weatherford and Miss
Lee drove over from Albany Thurs
day evening.
j. D. Mann left yesterday for
an outing near Waldport, where
Smith Mann and Philip Smith are
camping.
Twelve tons of hay was taken
this week by Peter Rickard from
an acre and three quarters of ground
The crop was vetch. and it took
four men a full day to cut it.
-Cleve Cate has sold his clean.
ing establishment to Archie Van
Cleve, and is to leave Tuesday for
Portland. He has an offer of po-
sition in Los Angeles.
The Albany tally-ho is to bring
a crowd of Albanians to Corvallis
for this afternoons races. The
start from Albany will be at nine
O'Clock.
Robert Kyle. executor has filed
his inventory in the Clifford Barn
ard estate. The aggregation value
of all property is SS.215.
In runaway that occurred
the other day near Mcfarland
chapel, Frank Dinges was thrown
from his wagon and his wrist was
badly sprained. He also sustain
ed severe bruises.
"A team belonging to Jesse
Wiley, and attached to hay rack,
took spin down college street ear
ly yesterday morning Near the
Blackledge home they ran amuck
the Robinson delivery wagon, doing
considerable damage, and throwing
one of the horses. Neither animal
was injured.
"A deed filed for record at the
court house conveys the we'll known
Dodele place on Soap Creek to the
Dodele brothers. The maker OF
the deed is Mrs. Zelie H. Dodele,
the mother. and she transfers TO
her sons, Felix, Paul, and EN-. Do
del IT'S acres of land each. The
consideration in each instance is ST.
The C&E will run an excursi
on July 4th leaving Albany at o:3o
Am. for Corvallis-Leaving Phiis
math 1o:3 80 Am. for Corvallis; re
turning-leaves Corvallis for Philo
math at e:3o PM. and Corvallis fol
Albany 6:1s. The fare from Phi
lomath and from Albany to Corval
lis will be one fare for the round
trip.
1t is probable that all the new
sewer laterals petitioued for will be
constructed. The petitions to th'
council were referred to the sewe
committee with power to act. Th'
committee has viewed all the pro
perty involved, and has abou
agreed to recommend construction
The matter will be considered a
the next meeting of the city coun
Gil.
In a fall of sixteen or eight
cen feet the other day, Henry Star
we'll known in the south end of tn
county had his shoulder brokel
and a forearm fractured. The in
jury to the shoulder was so sever
that the broken bone protruded
The accident happened while Mr.
Starr was at work on barn tha
Walter Smith is building. He ha'
walked some distance On a jois
and was in the act of returning t
the point from which he started
The timber, which had borne hi
weight in the first instance, CAV
way on the return trip, and Star
was precipitated to the floor below
The injured man is an old residen
of the vicinity. He has a family
"A hundred gallons of fin
wild blackberries, all in one boa
was scene down the Willamett
Thursday. The product cam
from the island in the Willamette
cut off from the main portion c
Dick Kiser's farm by Dead rivel
Thirty persons were engaged dul
ing the day in gathering the fruit
most of whom were members c