The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-14
LOCAL LORE.
For advertisements IN this oolumn the rate
Of IS cents per line viii be charged.
Miss Mary Nolan spent Sun
day with Albany friends.

Miss Annie Bleeg Of Portland
was among those who witnessed the
game at Eugene.
Karl Steiwer came up from JEFF
fersoD Friday and accompanied the
O. A. c. team to Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs James Elgin of
Salem are visiting relatives in this
city.
Abe Sickle, cousin of DR.. A.
G. Sickle, left yesterday for his
home in Canada.
AN operation on Miss Whitby
in Portland today was not satisfac-
tory.
Moses Kline returned Sunday
to Portland. after brief visit with
his sister, Miss Pauline.
&C. H. Barnell and family de-
parted for Portland Sunday, to re-
side.
Born, at The Dalles November
9, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Chipman,
a son.
-Burl Galloway of Brownsville
visited relatives in this city Satur-
day and Sunday.
The date in the address on
your Times shows the time to
which your subscription is paid.
Mrs. Linnie Linville of Port
land is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lenger, in this
city.
Charles Everett left today for
Portland to resume work. after a
few days visit with his family in
this city.
Miss Mae Smith, former o.
A. c. student, now a teacher in the
public school Of Peoria, spent Sun
day in Corvallis with friends.
Mrs. Sadie Hawley went to
Portland Saturday to hear the read
ing Of her deceased fathers will
She returned Monday.
II eugene. beat Willamette II
to 6 and beat O. A. c. to o,
what ought the score between Viii
lamette and O. A. c. be?
Miss Ruth Lilly, who has been
spending a month near Roseburg,
returned to Corvallis Saturday
night after witnessing the football
game at Eugene.
Among former o. A. c. stu
dents attending the game at Eugene
Saturday, were: Harry and Don
Holgate, Harvey Bodine, Brady
Burnett, Gyp Thurston. Alton
Coates, James Zurcher.
Revival service meetings are in
progress at the United Evangelical
church, with preaching every night
by the pastor, Rev. sHurd. They
were in progress all last week, and
are to continue throughout this
week. There is a growing interest
in the services.
The erection of new resi-
dence on lots at the northeast cor.
ner of Adams and Ninth was begun
yesterday morning. The site en-
braces two lots, purchased few
ago of w. A. Wells by George
Brown at cost of $500. The new
dwelling is to be the hume of Mr.
Brown and family, their forme1
home having been recently sold tt
B. G. Seeley.
1t pays to buy at home, al
ways. The things at home are a!
nice as those elsewhere. They
are all made in the same factories
by the same hands and of the same
materials. When you deal else
where you give your money tt
strangers and help to build up the
town they live in, instead of the
town you live in. The way t.
make good town is to do business
with your own townspeople.
Among those who journeyee
to Eugene to see the big football
game were Harry and Don Holgate
They came all the way from Klam
ath Falls for the purpose, and 81
great was Don's disappointment
that he he.returned home without com
ing to Corvallis. Don was a mem
Der of the @. A. C. team that de
feated Eugene several years ago, 2t
ito S. Harry came to Corvallis will
the excursion after the game, but i
to leave in day or two for Klam
ath Falls, where he is engaged il
the practice of law.
Fred Stimson, Floyd William
and Karl Steiwer, all of last year
graduating class at O. A. c. hav
been recommended by Lieut.. Quin