The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-30

en- Corvallis Oct. the Sth and otn.
Wanted, Hay and oats. I. D
Bodine. Phone 2oo.
ALL usual services at Baptist
church on Sunday. Cordial invita-
tion to all.
Mrs. J. J. Burch of Rickreall
has been the guest this week of
Mrs. Sarah Cauthorn.
Married, at Albany Wednes-
day, Robert B. Mayberry and Effie
Cady, Rev. F. w. Laurcns Of
floating. These young people
have lived in Benton county all
their lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Nc
Intyre aud children of Athena, left
Wednesday after a six weeks visit
with relatives. Mrs. Mcintyre is
best known in this city as Miss
frankie Cauthorn.
Elder F. E. Ellington who is
Corresponding Secretary Oregon
State Missionary Board of the
Christian church, will speak Fri
day evening at the Christian church
at 7 80. All are invited, members
of the church being especially urg-
ed to be present.
In the presence of large num-
Der of relatives and friends, Rev.
M. Noble united in marriage Mr.. J.
c. Woods and Miss Maud May
Seeley, at the residence of the
brides parents, on Thursday Sept.
27th. A bountiful repast was en-
joyed by all, and hearty congratu-
tions offered, with good wishes
for a long, prosperous and hap
py life.
aE-A man in New Brunswick has
tanned fifty COW whales, and started
a dairy with them. He milks them
with fire engine and hose, get
ting about three hogsheads of milk
from each whale. He will drive
them down the coast to New York
next spring, and assist in supplying
that village with the cream of the
ocean.
John H. McDouga1 is to sue
ceed to the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Prof. Hayward in the
electrical department at the college.
Mr.. McDougal is graduate of
Stanford, and until his selection for
the position at o. A, c.. had posi-
ton with big gas and electrical
works at San Francisco. He ar
rives today.
Fred Edwards an old o. A. G.
boy, and Miss Margaret Maddox
were married at Condor last We'd
nesday. They arrived Thursday
in Albany, where Mr.. Edwards is
to coach the Albany college foot
ball team. Fred is expected to
play in the Alumni game on o. A.
G. field today.
Burt Bower, the we'll known
o. A. c. tackle. and member of
the 'o5 graduating class, left
Thursday for his home at Silverton,
after visit for few days at Alma
Mater. He leaves Saturday night
for the East where he takes a po-
sition in the General Electric Com
pany at Schenectady, New York.
-Pickpockets found their way tc
the purse of a Benton county man at
the Fair the other day, and reliev-
ed him of all of his cash except $6.
He was Charles Denny of the Mon.
roe FIGURING mills The purse wa:
in the hip pocket and contained
SIS in gold. The ouly per
son whom Mr.. Denny remember!
as approaching near enough to have
picked his pockets was woman
who passed along with the crowd
and she is believed to have turned
the trick. The $6 that she failed
to get was loose silver in anothe,
pocket.
United Evangelical church
Morning subject, "The Pastor ant
His People" At s p. m. will b.
held, a union of all the Young Peo
pies Societies of the city. Thi
service closes at us to give plent,
of time for all who attend to reacl
their respective churches in tim
for the evening service. at 7.3'
the service will be held for youns
people, for and in honor of the stu
dents of O.. A. c. to whom a mos
cordial welcome is hereby extended
Thesubject will be, "My Debt II
theWorld."
There was wedding at th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Woods Wednesday evening. Chan
cey Barclay was the groom ant
Miss Hu1da A Slower, the bride
The former iS son of Mr. AM