Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-11-28

odiCuI1 IIiUnr, w Wltlioco tbO SdLhC
of football was Otto Headrick.
Geo. Dodson returned to Corval-
lis a short time ago from Portland
and after the holidays will again
take up his studies at the College.
There will be preaching at the
new church in Jobs addition next
Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hour. ALI invited.
The dance given at the Armory,
Friday night, by the cadets of OAC
was in every way a success. There
was an unusually large crowd in
attendapce-both dancers an
spectators.
E f. White has rented the build
ing just north of Hotel Corvallis
and placed therein a stock of pianos
and other merchandise EIe ex-
pected to be ready to open up FIR
the public today.
MI. and Mrs. Arnold King, OF
Albany, visited in our city last
week. 1t is likely that these peo-
pie may go to Oregon City in the
near future to reside. as Mr.. King
may be employed there by Mr.. De-
Varney of the Independent Tele-
phone Company.
Mr.. Roller, who ofieiated during
the Corvallis Salem game of foot
bail, Friday, is physical director in
the University of Washington at
Seattle. Everybody speaks in
highest terms OF his fairness as an
official also of his knowledge of the
game.
Last Thursday Engineer G.. N.
Miller and crew are reported to
have completed surveying for the
winter on the Rock Creek water
route for this city. They will run
some more lines in the spring. The
line recently located was from the
intake on Rock Greek to Philo-
math.
John Osburn arrived home, Sat
urday, from The Dalles, where he
has passed the last month or two.
He returned in splendid health and
but littleN troubled with asthma,
with which he is afflicted. The
length of time he remains at home
depends wholly on the state of his
health.
Judge Harris was taken i'll quite
suddenly Sunday at Hotel Corval-
lis with malarial fever and was un-
able to open court yesterday morn
ing. In consequence thereof, the
|jury was excused on assembling at
9 o'clock yesterday morning.
Court was postponed until Monday,
December Is.
Brady Burnett,expects to start fol
his Southern Oregon mines Friday
He is obliged to hurry back for the
reason that he is school clerk down
there and has received notice from
the school ma'am that she expects
her monthly salary, Saturday
Brady says that this is an import
ant matter as several families ar,
directly interested in this particula,
sum Of money.
A young man living in Fair
mount precinct allowed himself t,
be tempted to shoot a couple 0
ducks within sight of some trespas
notices warning him off the prem
ises one day last week. Deput,
Sheriff J.. D. Wells went to tn
scene Of action and the result wa
that the ducks cost the slayer S
apiece and some costs. 1t will b
. easier to withstand the temptatio
3 next time.
A large congregation attende
! the Presbyterian church Sunda
: morning for the Thanksgiving Sci
vice and in the evening the hous
was packtd to hear the fourth ser
3 simon on "How the Gospel Came t
Rome" The solo by Mr.. OFT
: Herse in the morning was accordin
to his usual high standard, and til
beautiful solo sung by Miss Spar
! gler in the evening was much Ell
joyed by all. The ladies' quartet1
9 was very good, and the singing b
s the large chorus under the directio
of Mrs. E. J. Taylor was of big
order. It is the intention to devo
: lone Sunday evening each mont
especially to music.
!. The strong OAC football tea
: will play the big eleven represen
ing the University of Washingtt
lon turkey day. The Washingtt
team proved themselves the equ
of Oregon and, Of course, will
able to get up a good game. tt
Is fact that they held Oregon to a I
score does not signify they are s
ID nerior To the OAC team Greg,