The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-01
Mohair was quoted by loca
dealers at 80 cents yesterday.

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chickens for Miss Pauline Kline
arrived by express Thursday.
Hay is being delivered about
town at $40 per ton. 1t is mostly
cheat and vetch, unbaled.
Services at the Catholic church
next Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
| l7:3o pm.
Miss Gertrude Barclay and
Miss Marguerite Looney are guests
this week of Mrs. w. O. Heckert
at Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinett left
yesterday for their home at Halsey
after visit at the cathey home.
The ladies of the Catholic
church are preparing articles for a
Fair to be held sometime after
Easter.
Are we going to remove all
unsightly objects from streets and
other public places, and have Cor
wallis with her best bib and tucker
on during progress of the Lewis
and Clark?
/ The contract was awarded yes
terday under which Charles Heck
ert is to build six room cottage
for Mr.. Noyes in Wilkins addition,
near the home of Miss Campbell.
Work is to begin Monday.
Tuesday night Vidito Bros. Of
the City stables lost one of a fine
span of horses recently purchased
from Oliver Ingram. The animal
died from inflammation of the stom-
ach, or some kindred ailment.
/ Collie Cathey has gone to New
port for a two weeks stay. He is
representing the Oregon Savings
Bank of Portland, and has been
meeting with good success in the
business.
At the home of Miss Ethel
Linville, Wednesday evening, a
dinner party was given in honor of
Clifford Gardiner, a senior at OAC
who leaves Monday for Portland, !,
to reside.
Father Springer has a new
class in German. The pupils are
making good PROCESS and are as
follows: Misses Mabel Davis and
Mary Nolan, Messrs E. E. Wilson,
Carl and Clem Hodes and Tom
Nolan.
congregational Church. Sun.
: day school 1o:oo,) class for young
, men at 1000, worship and sermon
1900, subject, Increase of Faith
4 Christian Endeavor at $50, yes
per service and sermon 1890, sub.
ject, Samson"
1t is regarded as certain thai
the fruit crop viii not be at its best
5 this year. The late cold rain:
{ found too many blossoms, and, with
the frosts have certainly done more
! or less damage to cherries and othel
fruits of that class. In the case o
| prunes it is yet too early for ever
5 experts to prognosticate.
John Cairns, pioneer residen
; of the county Is quite i'll at hi
home in Corvallis. He is IS year
of age and although ordinarily ha
much vigor for person OF hi
; years, his friends are nevertheless
E Iapprehensive of his condition. Hi
5 aged wife has been helpless fo
some months and she also is il
nj very feeble health.
"A force of workmen are busy
e this week on the new residence tha
q 7. I. Vincent is having erected OF
: the lots recently purchased by hir
e in the western part of Jobs ad
!, dition. The dwelling will be
t large one Of modern design, an.
T will add greatly to the appearance
n of that portion of the city.
:. The late term of circuit cour
came to an end Wednesday fore
noon. 1t was presided over b,
n Judge Harris, newly appointed t
e the position by Governor Chamber
e lain. Judge Harris presided grace
y fully, and, the lawyers say. inte1l
'e gently and inpartial1y. There
Il no doubt but he will acquit himse
y with honor both to himself and th
l. man who appointed him to th
it bench.
- Eor Gala