The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-24
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passed the 600 mark.
y. d. Irvine of Brownsville
was Corvallis visitor Saturday.
Fred Weatherford passed
through this city Monday enroute
home from Toledo.
-Zophar Tharp of Monmouth
witnessed the football game Satur-
day.
Miss Alice Jones left tie first
of the week to assume charge of a
school near Bellefountain.
William Williams and Clyde
Williams of Airlie were guests Sat-
urday of Floyd Williams.
Mrs. Percy Young and Miss
Flora Mason drove over from AL
bany for Saturdays game.
Karl Steiwer visited college
friends and incidentally witnessed
the football game Saturday.
Miss Helen Steiwer was the
guest of Miss Louise Cooper over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson leaves to-
morrow for a few days visit in Port
land.
1t is boy. Last week in
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Davisson.
Misses Roach, Eva French,
Flo Nutting, Hazel Weller and
Katheryn Cowan were among the
Albanyites in this city Saturday.
Casper Zierolf, a we'll known
farmer Of southern Benton, was
the guest of Corvallis relatives yes
terday.
ID. o. Quick of Halsey was
among those from abroad who at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Woodward.
Dame Rumor declares that the
Benton county clerk will be kept
busy in the near future, four we'd
dings being scheduled to occur
shortly in Corvallis.
There will be social dance
and basket supper at the William
cite Grange Hall Friday Oct. 27th.
A general good time to everybody
who will come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. College,
who have been residents of Cor val
lis for the past two years, left yes
terday for their old home at Maple
ton, Iowa, to reside.
Work began Monday on a
moderu two story, seven room
house that J. L. Lewis is to have
built on the Cameron property.
The structure will be 22 20, with
aI2 16 ell. Norton Adams has
the contract.
Old Mr.. Brownson (readine
the paper)-I see that in the recent
storm at sea ship loaded with
passengers went ashore. Old Mrs
Brownson (placidly)-H fortun.
ate! I can imagine how glad those
passengers were to get on dry land
Albany Herald:-It is though'
the Corvallis team stands a show
of scoring against the University O
California, their record being much
better than Salem, and the lattel
held Berkeley down to a scoreles.
game.
IT. R. McGinnis, ex-sherif O.
Sherman county, has arrived to jolt
his family who have been in Cor
wallis since June. They occupy
the Ben Woldt house. Two ar.
students at the college, and two are
in the public schools. They are
estimable people, and are in Cor
wallis to take advantage of educa
tional facilities.
Coaches Sickle aud Sweeley
Mr.. Sapp Of the Pullman team ane
Sam Damon of o. A. c. were
guests at dinner party Saturday
at the home of Lieutenant Quinlan
The first named two are University
of Michigan men, and so is Lieut.
enant Quinlan. Mr.. Sapp wa.
with Lieut.. Quinlau in the Philip
pines.
Mr.. Fouts, the Portland lawyer
who defends the Club case:
soldiered with the late Pat Ke1say
In the Philippines, both being
members of the same company
He believes that if Ke1say had re-
ceived better attention, he would
have survived. Even the nurse
was not present when the Corvallis
soldier died.
The Washington State College
football men left for home by the
1.2o train Sunday. They had along
their mascots, a bulldog and the
bear they purchased of the Club
people. At the station both the
dog and the bear seemed anxious tc
scrap each other, with the net re-
suit that bvstanders had much r.