The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-08

Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.
Born, Wednesday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Starr, a daughter.
Professor and Mrs. Taillandier
go to Portland tomorrow for a brief
stay.
Mrs. B. w. Johnson goes to
Portland tomorrow for two days
visit.
Born, in Albany "Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Hodes, a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reader
of Monroe visited in Corvallis
Thursday.
Clayton Heron and wife Of
Irish Bend were Corvallis visitors
Thursday,
The county commissioners
court adjourced Thursday after
auditing the usual grist CT bills.
Mrs. T. Callahan and Mrs. R.
H. Huston are among the people
going to Portland tomorrow.
Miss Juliet Cooper lett today
for Portland for a two weeks visit
with friends.
Misses Mabel Withycombe and
Florence Tongue left yesterday for
a few days visit with Miss Helen
Steiwer at Jefferson.
-Congregatioual church. Morn
ing worship, 1.-The Power That
Never Wanes." Evening sermon
is the World a Lie?" There will
be service at Plymouth at 800.
License to wed was issued
Wednesday to William Evans OF
Lebanon and Miss Lulu Mcdonald.
and to Carl V. Oglesby and Inez
Seeiey, both of Alsea.
Albany Herald:-Sam Hart
sock of Corvallis dispatches gramo
phone music over the Oakville in
dependent telephone line. The
music is much appreciated by those
who hear it.
In Connecticut, Saturday, E
football team composed of girls de
feated a boys team by a score of II
to o. It is said to have been a Wig.
orously contested game, the girl:
breaking through the boys deien
sive line at will.
The final account has been fl
ed in the estate of the late Hemar
Mason, an insane person. and in the
estates of Melissa Gleason and I. E
Gleason and the time for a hearing
has been set for the January term
of the county court.
There was a wedding in the
office of Clerk Moses at $50 Wed.
nesday. The groom was JOSEPH
Robinett and the bride Mrs. Lu.
cretia Wood, both of Wren. The
ceremony was performed by 7 T.
Vincent.
Salem Journal:-Mrs. George
Helm, of Portland, formerly of Cor
wallis, was badly injured by being
thrown from a street car in Port.
land Monday, as she was attempt,
ing to board the a r She was un'
conscious when picked up. and re-
manned so for several hours.
The above is a case of mistaken
Identity. Mrs. Helm is at home
aud well.
AT their hall Wednesday even
f.ss the United Artisans elected off.
icers to serve the coming year. The
newly elected are; Mrs. Til1ie Peed,
M. A, Mrs. Minta Cole, supt.,
Miss Eva Starr, Sec, Frank Hub
Ter, treas, A. Kyle, inspector, Miss
Ella King, ST. con-, Mrs. George
Carl, jr. con-, field commanders,
Mrs. Ellen Mundy, Joseph Bryant;
master of ceremonies, w. f. Br1nn.
Miss Bessie Smith, a graduate
of O. A. c., at which institution
she was both a popular student and
basket ball player, has just become
the owner of a 81, 500 house and
lot in Salem. The property was
given her as first prize in a voting
contest for the most popular young
lady of Marion county. The con-
test was conducted by the Capital
Journal.
Portland Journai:-Corva1lis Is
coming here Saturday with afrst.
class team. in truth the best team
in the northwest today. The mer
are big, strong and fast and well.
coached. They have had remark.
able success in the last few games
winning solely on their merits, and
this is what they expect to do or
Saturday. Last year the Farmers
gave Mu1tnomah her greatest scare
Of the season, and if the club mer
do mot know thew should know