The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-15

"A Corvallis visitor this week was
w. o. Moon, of Roseburg.
"A visitor in Corvallis Thur; d ~
was Porter Slate, of Tangent.
Bush Wilson was Salem visit r
Tuesday.
-Mrs. J. E. Farmer visited Turner
friends couple OF days this week.
Mrs. ]. L. Underwood left Tuee-
day for visit with Lebanon friends.
Mrs. De Varney returned Thurs
day evening from brief visit in Port
land.
-Wa1e Malone came out from Al
sea Monday en- route to Portland, on
a business trip.
Mics Ella johnson was passer-
ger on Tuesdays early G. & E. train
for Portland.
DIR. Rowley of Hood River, visited
friends in this city Wednesday and
THURSDAY.
For visit with the Nash. boys,
Bush Wilson left Thursday for Nash
vile.
The sewer through the Spangler
block was to be completed last night.
The contractors were j. r. Smith &
Company.
Attorney B. F. Jones was In Cor
wallis Thursday en- route to bis home
In Toledo, from Portland business
"trip.
Chester Lsughlin and bride, who
were married at Marion, Wednesda
have gone to North Yamhill, where
they will reside on ranch for the
present.
j. A. Boysen Of Alsea, was in Cor
Wallis Thursday. He brought to the
Corvallis stores large supply Of the
far-famed Alsea honey.
"A number of friends dined with
Claud Starr, yesterday. The occasion
was his birthday, and the dinner was
served at Elgln's bakery.
Benton county has turned over to
the state treasurer the last of her 1904
state taxes. The final payment OF
81, ,740 was made by Treasurer Bu-
chanan few days ago.
From attendance at the meetings
of the Oregon Fire Relief Association
board Of trustees, at McMinnville, d.
G. Rose returned home Thursday.
"A familiar figure on Corvallis
streets Thursday was Ralph Terrell, a
former popular o. A. q. student. He
Is now located in Southern Oregon.
Mrs. G. A. Waggoner left Monday
for Portland to be present at the we'd
ding OF her sister, Miss Anna Houk,
to Mr.. Walter Shearer. The wedding
takes place Tuesday, October 18th.
+ An audience which taxes the seat
ing capacity of the Christian church
greets Evangelist Uoombs nightly.
His subject Saturday night will be:
The Gospel Cure for All D .lusions." :"
Sunday will be "decision day." Be-
side the regular services there will be
a revival service at a. m., woman's
meeting at 2:30 In the church, and
a meeting for men in the opera house
at $50. The evening service at 7:30
will also be In the opera house.
Mrs. Huston and Mrs. Callahan,
on Wednesday, gave another delight.
full 'at home," about fifty of their
lady friends being present. OF num-
ber of such entertainments given by
these ladies of late, none have been
more enjoyable than that of Wednes-
day, at the home of Mrs. Huston. The
early part of the afternoon was spent
10 lively conversation. Later, Mrs.
Cordley sang very pleasing number.
Miss Crawford then gave an enjoya-
BILE reading, after which delicious re-
freshments were served. DdIing the
afternoon the entertainment was such
as to Danish the cares of life, and all
those present will welcome the recur-
renee of such an event In which they
have part.
The q. of o. and Albany College
teams played a game of football at
Albany Wednesday, and by a place
kick in the last minute of play, Eu-
gene won by score of four to naught.
About 80 college students and Corval-
lisites went over to see the game.
Most Of those aver that the two teams
were fairly evenly matched, but that
by straight football, Albany made per-
haps double the yardage that was
made by the Eugene men. The play
was most Of the time In Albany terri
tory, but that was due to the superior
punting of Eugene. The final score,
according to these accounts, was also
due to bad judgment on the part OF
the Albany quarterback, who signaled
for linebuek when he should have
ordered a punt that would have car
ried the ball out of danger.
"A very pleasant gathering occulr-
ed at the home Of James Pfouts near
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