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

Miss Mabel Kennison. is quite
i'll with la grippe.
Basket ball tomorrow night at
the College Armory.
S. L. K1ine's store will remain
open evenings until after Christmas.
There will be service at Plym-
outh at 3 oo o'clock.
There will be the usual SER
vices at the Episcopal church next
Sunday.
Mrs. d. P. Quinlan has been
confined to her loom with illness
for the past few days.
Robert Heron left yesterday
for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Bushnell, at Seattle.
Examinations at the college
begin Monday, and end Wednesday
noon. The holiday vacation con-
tinues until January end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin of
Irish Bend were Corvallis business
visitors yesterday.
MIS-. Eva Kemp and children
arrived yesterday from Lebanon for
a visit with the formers father, J..
B. Goodman.
M. E. church, South, worship
at II a. NJ. subject, The Excuses
of Moses" Evening subject, The
Battle for Right"
Frank Taylor, who has been a
teamster about town for sometime,
is suffering with an attack of ty-
| phoid fever at his home IN Jobs
addition.
Married, in Portland yesterday
Miss Mae Bachelor and William
Scott. The latter is a former well
known student and athlete at OAC,
while the former made numerous
friends as the guest of Miss Cooper
in this city.
The lumber is being hauled for
a new residence that is to be erect
ed by Ira D. Bodine. The site will
be four lots lying near the Carriage
Factory building. Whether work
will begin Immediately, or be de-
ferred until early spring is still an
unsettled question.
Mrs. ]. Mason arrived
home today from San Francisco,
bringing Chester Mason, her son,
who recently sustained a fracture of
the skull, and has since been in a
critical condition. The young mar
is improving as rapidly as could be
expected.
Morning sermon at the Con-
tgregatienal ehurch5atzFhe Sources,
the Benefit and the Cure of Doubt"
Evening subject. What is What?'
or elias a Woman a Right TO
Withstand the Encroachments of
the great Steel Corporation. Can a
poor man hold property anywhere
in the U. S. and be safe?" "Who
is who?" What next?
The prize doll donated by En-
ma 7. Kline for the benefit of the
Soldiers Home at Roseburg was
won by S. T. Kerr. The pro-
ceeds of the rattle were $3.50. The
proceeds of the supper given by the
Women's Relief Corps will be add.
ed to the same fund.
An Agricultural society has
been formed at the college. Ali the
agricultural students are eligible te
membership. The purpose of the
society is to bring before the stud.
ents live topics. It is intended tt
have members of the faculty ane
others to give addresses at differen.
times. Great interests being man
| ifested by all those of the agricu1
: tural department. The first meet
ing occurred Wednesday evening.
John Richard. father of Com
missioner Richard was badly hur
in a runaway accident Friday
He was enroute to Corvallis, ane
when near the Buttes, his horse
became frightened and ran away
Mr.. Richard was thrown out il
such a way that his spine was bad
1v strained At this fine he is lin
able to move himself in bed. H,
was alone at the time of the accid
ent. but Willie Richard happened
to be digging postholes in tn
t neighborhood, and saw the trouble
He followed the team, and soor
found Mr.. Richard PROSTATE in the
road and unable to help himself
5 The injured man was removed Il