The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-17

were Corvallis visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Wright-Davidson
of Portland is the guest of Corvallis
friends.
Louis Oren and wife arrived
today from Portland for visit with
Mr.. Oren's parents.
Bertha Henkle McCullom of
Athena, ard her husband are nov
ing this week to Nanton, Alberta.
Mrs. L. L. Porter of Oregon
City has been the guest of her pa
rents since Monday. She expects
to remain until after Thanksgiving.
The Juniors gave a practice e
dance yesterday afternoon from a
to at the Armory. A large num-
Der of students were present.
There is to be basket social
at the Plymouth church on the
night of Thanksgiving. Great
preparations are on for the event.
Arch Horning is to leave Mon
day for Portland to accept posi-
ton with the Sheasgreen box fac
tory. His place as driver of the
Moses Bros delivery will be filled
by Frank Kemp.
The new house on lots imme-
diately south of the dwelling occu-
pied by Ellsworth Erwin is nearly
ready for the plasterers. 1t is own
ed by Mrs. c. w. Adams. who re-
Gently purchased the lots of Mr..
Erwin.
Subject Sunday morning a,
the M. E. church by the pastor,
"The Mother Nature of Cod u
Evening subject, "Hearts that
Burn" The Y. M. G. A. quar-.
tette sings at the Epworth League
services at $50.
"A number of Corva1lisites at.
tended the Catholic Fair at Albany
last night. Among the party were
Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Schubert, Mr.,
and Mrs. Mangas, Misses Anna
Thompson, Mae and Kate Gerhard
Miss Mary Nolan, Miss Harriet
Sheasgreen and Tom Nolan.
Real estate transfers of Iecen
days are: Casper Kropp and VT. Il
E. Glenn, 20 a. near Albany. $40
+. Jones and WI. to R. B. Mason
land near Philomath, 81; E. R
Bryson, ct al to I. D. Bodine. 4 lot
Avery & Wells add, $24o; F. A
Landingham to 10. Jorstad, IS
a. near Bellefountain, $3.50.
While enroute home from Cor
Wallis few days ago, John Martin
of Irish Bend, fell from his wagol
and must have been rendered. ur
conscious by the fall, as when b
7 regained his senses the team wa
out of sight and Mr.. Martin had t
e walk home, a distance Of sewers
t miles from the spot. Nine stitche
were required in sewing back int
e position one of Mr.. Martins ear:
r which was in some manner almo:
: torn from his head in the accident
= Wednesday at 2 p. M, at Oh
- leans chapel, Rev. c. T. Hurd {
Corvallis conducted the funeral SCI
vices of the late Mrs. Alice M. Tu,
ner, of Pendleton. Deceased WE
3 formerly Miss Alice Hur1burt, si
i ter cf the well known Hurlbul
: boys of Linn county, and of Mr..
Y Dow, of this city. Mrs. Turne
: was pioneer of SO, and was age
: 81 years. She leaves a husban
e and three grown sons. Intermel
s was in Orleans cemetery.
> Consult Prof. Taillandier
: you are contemplating the purcha:
of piano or organ. He is
. thorough musician and an exec
lent judge of piano tone as well {
of construction. We can quote yo
y prices on the finest pianos that wi
surprise you. Moderate terms {
:. payment too. He is local represer
: tative OF Ei1ers Piano House, II
). largest, most responsible and lowe
n price establishment on the coas
Y Prof. Taillandier can be found i
j. his home on College Hill evening
), and on Saturday.
The second team leaves t
= morrow morning for a footba
game with the second team of WI
= lamette at Salem. The lineup wi
be about as follows: ends, Rose an
Harding, tackles, Little and N
Kinnon and Hughes, guards, N
Kinnon and Cousin Sweek, cente
Cherry, halves, Darby and Ea:
Sweek, fu1lback. Pendergras
0 quarter, Cronise, subs, Smithsol
; Wilkes, Schrack. Captain Ra
e Walker, who has a game rib, go'
e as an official. The team will
e accompanied by Physical Directe
: Trine and Assistant Manager D.
4 mon.