The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-11

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home of Mrs. F. A. Helm.
Mrs. w. D. DeVarney of Port
land visited Corvallis friends Satur-
day and Sunday.
Misses Margaret c. Smell and
Ammee Leverett visited in Portland
Saturday and Sunday.
%. R. Erwin left Monday for
Chicago after few days visit with
his cousins in this city and vicinity.
Miss Mary Nolan and Tom
Nolan left Sunday for a weeks
visit in Portland.
Mrs. McKallips has been do
ing duty in the postofice this week
during the absence of Postmaster
Johnson.
Miss Mary Virginia Shelby ar
rived Friday from Portland. She
expects to spend the winter with
her sister Eugene in this city.
Mrs. Ella Clark, of Santa Bar
bara arrived yesterday for a visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Ellsworth
Erwin Of this city.
Mrs. G.. R. Farra and cousins,
Mrs. Farra and Miss Farra left yes
terday for few days visit at New
port.
Will Goodman, son of J. B.
Goodman. arrived Saturday from
Wal1owa county for visit with his
father in this city.
Robert Johnson left yesterday
for Portland to attend the Grand
Lodge, K. of P, in session there
this week.
Mrs. H. F. Fischer and son
Fred, left yesterday for Illinois,
where the latter expects to attend
college, Mrs. Fisher will visit
relatives.
Mrs. P. A. Moses returned
yesterday from a ten days stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Sidney
Trask at Yaquina, who is recover
ing from a serious illness.
Mr.. Samuel Waltz, owner of a
large orange grove In Florida, &C.
companied by Mrs. Waltz, arrived
Saturday for visit with relatives
in Southern Benton. Before re.
turning home they will visit the
orange groves of California.
"A New England supper is to
be given by the ladies of the Pres
byterian church in the Allen brick
recently vacated by Berman's store
next Wednesday evening Octobe1
18th. The charge will be rs cent
and service will begin at fv'
O'Clock. The menu is as follows
Roast pork and apple sauce, roas
leg of mutton and jelly, Bostol
baked beans, potatoes, doughnuts
mince and pumpkin pie, coffee AM
tea.
An example of the trend o
sentiment with reference to Mix
K1ine's shebang is document tha
, reached the Times Office. 1t come
: from Philomath and is signed b
so citizens of that town and vicin
;. ity. It commends the action {
!. Judge Holgate, Deputy Attorne
Bryson and other officers in the e
forts to uphold the law and ar
: proves the verdict of the jury, cor
r sisting of O. V. Hurt, ]. r. Smith
+. W. T. Small, William Bogue, G
e H. Carl and A. W. Herbert. Ir
: cidentally the Times is given kine
i ly mention. It all showed til:
r people are worked up over th
Kline attempt to drag down la,
! that has been put in force by vo
!, of nearly two to one.
: Speaking of the Willamett
7 Berkeley game the Salem Journ
= says: cat no time was the william
cite goal in danger, and the er
of each half found the ball in tt
possession of the representatives {
the cardinal and old gold. The Il
cal men carried the ball much nea
> er the Berkeley goal than the latt
!: did to the Willamette goal line, ar
4 it is thought that a misplay, due
= the changing of the players to ne
positions, was all that prevents
: the Willamette team from winnir
e a victory. The men returned Wi
q the expectation, and the avowe
: intention of winning the Northwe
y championship. Never before hi
$ SO much interest been taken in TO
t ball in the Capital City and the III
paralleled record of the souther
It trip has fully convinced Salem pei
a pie that she is to be the home {
It the 1905 champions of the NORTH
e west.