The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-15

christmas vacation at d Col
1ege begins next "Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Kyle. national
secretary of the College Y. w. c..
A., arrived in this city Tuesday.
Rev. M. S. Bush will preach
at Oak Ridge church next Sunday
at 3 P. IN.
Mrs. Frank Abram Powell of
Salem, has been visiting her moth
er in this city since Monday. She
returns home tomorrow.
Miss Edna Irvine left yester-
day for a weeks visit with Salem
friends.
Reports from Yaquina are to
the effect that Silverhead salmon
are beginning to enter theriver and
bay. They are game fish and
trolling for them fine sport.
United Evangelical church,
Regular Sunday services. Even
ing subject, "What shall I Teach
my boy" Rev, c. 7. Hurd, past
or.
Presbyterian church: NJ. S.
Bush. pastor: Bible school, 10 a.
NJ: worship, II a. m, subject,
Guilt" c. E. meeting $50 p. m.
Evening service at 1890, subject,
"Antioch.'
The pulpit at the Christian
church will be occupied both morn
ing and evening Sunday by Pres
sident E. c. Sanderson of the Eu-
gene Divinity School. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
John Ellis, section foreman of
the Corvallis & Eastern at Corvallis
is to leave in a day or two for Miss
ouri on a six weeks business trip.
His place on the road is to be filled
during the interim by Thomas Bur-
nett. who arrived Wednesday from
Albany.
&C. F. Rogers, the genial
odIColudA WIZ LIDS represent Gu
Blake, McFall Company in the
Willamette Valley for the past ten
years was in this city Monday and
Tuesday, on his farewell trip. The
company is soon to open a branch
house in Spokane, and Mr.. Rog-
ers is to be placed in charge.
For sending a postcard ad-
dressed to "H. H. Peck, official
man butcher, Winsor, Vt. through
the mails, Robert E. Green, prof
essor of chemistry at Notre Dame
University was fined ten dollars
and costs in the United States dis
trict court. The card was sent to
Sheriff Peck in connection with the
case Of Mrs. Mary Rogers, hanged
last Friday fof the murder of he1
husband.
Jesse Wiley and John Zeis have
purchased a saloon in Portland.
The establishment is across the
street from the Union depot. ano
Mr.. Zeis is already in charge. Mr.
Wiley expects to remain in Corval'
lis until the spring. when he will
follow his partner to Portland. Mr.,
Wiley expects also to provide him
self with a stable and deal in horses
as he has done in Corvallis.
The next annual convention O
the Northwestern Fruitgrowers AS
ISOLATION will be held at La Grandt
January grid to 5th inclusive. A
special program has been arranged
for the entertainment Of the con.
vention and speakers of note along
horticultural lines have consented
to address the meetings. La Grande
invites all who are interested in thu
development of the West to attent
this meeting and promises every at
tention possible.
Carl N. Og1esby aud Mis-
Inez S. Seeley were united in maj
rage at the home of Samuel War
field in Alsea. at 2 o'clock last Sun
day. The knot was tied by Rev
B. F. Totten in the presence of
number of friends and relatives
There was a wedding feast such a
the ladies of the Alsea valley know
so well how to prepare. A feature
was the music furnised by War6eld
Brothers and Will Oglesby. A
number of presents attested til
popularity of the bride and groom
The groom is a trusted employe il
Wade Malon's store at Alsea, anC
the bride a popular young lady O.
the valley.
About 100 Corvallis sidewalk
must be renewed or repaired in tbs