The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-02

Wanted, Hay and oats. I. D
Bodine. Phone 29o.
The hop season shows some
awfully sweet things in sunbonnets' !
Buy your wood Of P. A. Kline
then you will be sure to get it.
Judge H. H. Hewitt ofAlbany
was in town Wednesday on busl- |
ness.
Presbyterian church, Rev. M.
S. Bush. Regular services, Sum
day September 3rd.
Mrs. B. W. Johnson left
Thursday for a two weeks vacation
in Portland.
After brief visit in this city,
Misses Henrietta and Sarah Harris
left Thursday for their Portland
home.
Misses Emma Sox and Lena
Miller of Albany were Corvallis
V1S1IOlS wednesday.
James F1ett, the we'll known
chittim king of Buck Greek, arriv-
ed with his family from the ranch
Wednesday.
"A corn stalk is on display at
Seattle which measures I3 feet 8
inches in height. 1t is the ninety
day variety.
Most of the threshers will complete
their work for the season this week.
The Irwin place at the Buttes made
an average yield of 20 bushels.
Moses Kline has been the
guest this week OF his sister Miss
Pauline. He left for his home In
Portland yesterday.
Baptist church. Next Lords
Day. Sept. 3rd. Sunday school at
10 o'clock, preaching services at II
and 7.3o. The pastor will be hap
py to greet you all again.
Invitations are out for re-
ception to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hornerl next Tuesday even
ing. The occasion is in commemo-
ration of the twenty fifth anniver-
sary Of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kline left
Thursday for Denver, where Mrs.
Kline is delegate to the National
Convention of the Woman's Relief
Corps. From Denver Mr.. and
Mrs. Kline go to Chicago where
Mr.. Kline expects to make some
purchases. They will be absent 80
to-4o days.
-On account of the repair work
being done at the Christian church
there will be no services of any
kind. next Sunday. All things will
be in readiness and all services will
be resumed Sept. 10. Children o1
the Sunday school are asked to re.
member that Sunday school will be
held at that date.
-Seattle's business streets are
now provided with rubbish cans
These are fastened to the cornel
posts and are plainly labled
Pedestrians are expected to deposi
all superhuous papers therein tha
would otherwise find lodging
place on the pavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. M. Davis re
turned Wednesday to Newport, af
ter day in Corvallis. Dos has :
bed of Eastern oysters in Yaquini
Bay, on which-he is experimenting
with reference to propagation. Th;
claim of his friends. on the quiet is
that Doc came out for a supply O
nursing bottles to use in feedin|
milk to his biva1ves.
DIR. Gouge-I made a grea
mistake in diagnosing that fellow
Poore's case as appendicitis. H
wasn't able to stand the operation
DR.. Sawbones-Did he die? Dr.
Gouge-No; I didn't proceed tha
far. He's up aud around all right
DR.. <Sawbones-Then why WASH
he able to stand the operation? d.
Gouge-Financially. 1 mean.
Since July 13 the Corvallis
Eastern has used for local baggag
business 5000 paper cardboar
checks, aside from the brass check
that are kept in use continually
Most of the checks Used by the roa
were between this city and Alban
on the one end, to Newport on th
other, the summer travel of peopl
going to the seaside and the noun
tains being responsible for the gres
activity in the transportation {
baggage.
"A new wireless telegraphic il
strument, weighing but a poun
and a half, and found by exhaus