The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-13
LOCAL LORE.
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Mrs. J. c. Corbus Of Monroe,
is visiting relatives in Albany.
IF. o. Gray occupies his new
residence on 9TH street. The re-
moval occurred Wednesday.
Mrs. P. M. Abbey Of Newport
is the guest for few days this
week at the Jacobs home.
That good shoe, the Red School
House, for boys and girls, at Kllnes
Sole agent.
Albany Herald: w. H. Ho-
gan is shipping the handsome stall
lion, Alterego, to his brother-ln-
law, Carroll Galloway progress
sive farmer and stock raiser OF
Condor.
Manfred Sets, recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Alsea, was
out Thursday morning to forward
his bond and other necessary pa
pers to Washington. He will be
placed in charge of the Office in
short time.
Charles Kirk and Miss nellie
P, Dannals were married in Albany
Tuesday. The groom is former
Corvallis barber and son of prom
inent Brownsville family. The
couple are to make their future
home at Couer D. A1ene, Idaho.
There is to be Joaquin Mil
ler day" at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, which opens June I,
at Portland, the city where Miller's
first volumes Of poetry were pub
lished and the metropolis Of the
state where the poet grew to man
hood.
Milton Morgan is in receipt of
daily paper published in Panama.
It is a six page, daily, with four
pages in Spanish and two in Eng
lish. It was mailed to Mr.. Nor
gan by his brother Charles, who is
a marine on the cruiser Marble
head arriving in San Francisco
from Panama Sunday last.
The seventy seven acre Fabre
farm formerly owned by Fred
Yates, and located a few miles over
the Willamette in Linn county,
was sold by the James L. Lewis
real estate agency the other day to
George Kelb, of Cheha1is, Wash
ington. The consideration was
Sd, 800 and includes livestock and
machinery.
Henry Sets, who underwent a
serious trepa nning operation in
Corvallis some time during the
winter was over Wednesday from
A1sea for the first. time Since his
recovery. The operation was re.
sorted to after the patient had beer
unconscious for several days, as
after effects of a fall in which the
head was injured. He is now ir
his usual robust health.
The columns of the Times are
now and have ever been wide oper
for the discussion of mountain
water or any other topic. L
might be especially helpful in the
mountain water case, for the sub
ject to be publicly discussed. A
great many things have been sale
in private, that ought also be sale
in public and the Times especially
urges those who have said them te
reiterate their statements in colo
type through its columns.
Salem Statesman-Manage
Simpson of the Willamette Univer.
sity track team, and who is alse
manager of the big intercollegiate
athletic meet of the I. A. A.. A. o.
o. to be hold at the fair grounds
June 10. yesterday purchased th'
silver cup and gold and silver med
ais to be awarded to the winning
team and athletes at the meet. Th'
championship cup is a perpetua
trophy to be contested for annual
ly until one team has won it three
times, when it will become the own
er of it,.
According to the present ar
rangement, the Dave Irwin shacl
is not to be repaired. The counci
committee on fire and water made
an examination of the place Tues.
day, in company with Fire CHIEF
Berry. The conclusion arrived Al
was that the portion of the build.
ing that it is proposed to repair. i
worthless and that permission coule
not be given because of the fire or
dinance, which prohibits repair
that will add rs per cent to the val
ue Of any structure In the fir,
limits where such structure is wood.