The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-19
"A paper chase rext Thursday
stamps Eugene as metropolitan.

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John Huilburt aud family left
Wednesday for a visit In Portland.
u. W. Crawford was In Salem a
few days this week.
Milton Morgan and wife are visit
ing Mr.. Morgan's mother In this city.
Miles Fay Cooley Of Brownsville.
Is the guest Of Miss Grace Huff.
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Handeaker
we're visiting at Nashville the first of
the week..
Mrs. q. v. Gates, of Hillsboro has
been the gust of Mrs. John Smith
since Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Moores OF Salem,
arrived yesterday ard is a guest at
the FarIa home.
j. D. Irvine aud Kern Cooley are
among the Brownsville people that
will attend tcday's football game.
The Corn-Huskers' Brass Band
from Squashville Is to give concert
on Main street at IL O'Clock this, Sat.
IOAOhoOu.
Subject at the Christian church
next sunday morning: "Christ's
st. uggle and Triumph Evening:
"Frcm the ball room to He'll"
John Gellatly has been elected
county auditor at Wenatchee, Wash.
His ma jority Is 200 aud the Office Is
the best paying one in the county.
IS. N. Waifield Of Alsea, was in
Corvallis yesterday en- route to Port
land to attend the Willamette Grange.
Mr.. Warfisld is gate keeper of the
state Grange.
-United Evangelical church-The
| meetings will continue throughout
| next week, every evening at 7:30. Rev.
T. T. Vincent will preach Sunday at
II a. M; the pastor at z 30 I'm.
| Eugene Register: Mrs. McIntosh,
sister of President Campbell of the o.
Of O., went to Portland yesterday to
be gone until after Thanksgiving. She
ls a great football enthusiast and will
come up to Corvallis Saturday to see
the o. A. C.-Oregon game.
An old farmer went to carriage
maker and described In detail what
kind of a vehicle he wished to buy.
"Now, I suppose you want rubber
tires?" asked the maker. 'No sir" re-
piled the old farmer, In tones of re-
sentiment, my folke amt that kind.
When they're ridin' they want to
know it."
The info1 nation has reached Cor
wallis that Luke O'Brien, well known
| in Western Oregon, died In San Fran.
cisco few days ago. Mr. O'Brier
> was for a considerable time in the EN-.
ploy of J. M. Nolan, and subsequently,
} was in. the drygoods business on his
own account at Yaquina and Albany
The student body at the college
! held rousing football rally Thursda!
> evening. Mark McAllister presided
and there were speeches by Prof. Cord
: ley, Major Frank Edwards, Mr.. Hill
: of the Northwestern University Of II
t linois, and others. The college chap
: ell was the scene of the demonstration
: and so many students were congre
gated that the aisles. platform an
corridors were jammed. Proceeding
began at seven o'clock and continue
;, until nine.
r The Pacific Homestead has th
following to say of the firm cf EG
wards and Mcbride of Fossil: Ere
:. - Edwards and Horace Mcbride wei
~ former celebrated football players
:, the valley. Edwards was memb'
, of the q. of o. team for two years, ais
= Of the O.. A. @. team. Mcbride playe
i on the 0. A. G. team. They own 23(
acres of landand $25, 900 worth Of bloo'
p ed stock and are making specialt
10 OF Herefords.
" The new Henderson building
u now ready for occupancy. Thursds
1t was brilliantly lighted for the fir
). time and the scene attracted .larG
y number of citizens who congratulate
0. Mr.. Henderson, the owner, and Messr
n Nolan aud Callahan, who are to occ
% py the store, upon Its perfection an
20 general completeness for the purpol
intended. Nolan & Callahan ale [
i, effect their removal to the new qua
y tiers, November 21st, 22d and %
= During that time they will necessari
u suspend business. but will open with
= :, larger and more. attractive stock ths
- ever before ehown by them.
n The football game today begil
W at half-pasttwo o'clock. The Euger
excursion train with players ar
friends is expected to arrive betwet
: eleven and twelve. Between 200 ar
! ! 800 from Eugene and large deleg
u u tion from Albany are expected to a
- rive by this train, and an addition
10 contingent from Albany is to come {
70 the afternoon train. 1t Is known tn
" " several delegations from Westsit
~ - towns as well as a large number fro
ls le Portland will come on the Westside
"a noon. The Eugene excursion ira
will leave Corvallis In the evening
! tjp,o 70 ha to,