The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-05
Born, yesterday morning, to
Mr.. audaMrs. G. L.Beaeh, a son.

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Mr.. andaMrs. g. L.NBeaeh, a son.
Prof. and Mrs. Coote spent
Thanksgiving at Newport. They
returned Monday.
Mrs. E. r. Simpson left for
Portland Tuesday to be absent a
few days. 15Ie al.l2 ~
Lou Southworth, the we'll
known ''colored gentleman of AL
sea. was in Corvallis Saturday,
shaking hands with old acquaint-
ances. ,h-5bN "9E
Rev. John E. H. Simpson Of
ST.. Marks church Portland witt be
the preacher at the Episcopal
church Friday evening at 7.3o.
- Hugh Taylor returned to.
Monmouth after a few days visit at
home. His sister, Miss Nettie, al
so left Monday to re-enter the AL
bany college.
Miss Laura Persinger returned
to Monmouth Monday to resume
her studies at the State Normal.
She was a guest over Thanksgiving
of her parents at Bellefountain.
The Order of Washington had
a pleasant social time at their hall
last night. Each member was re-
quested to invite n friend, and
the result was a large attendance.
The report is that the event was
very enjoyable.
The chorus which is being in
structed by Mr.. Herse met as usual
Monday evening in College chapel.
After the practice, refreshments
were served by several Of the ladies
and a social time enjoyed. 'tf.
The Ladies Aid Societies of
the United Evangelical church are
preparing for a sale to be given on
the 18th and 10th Of this month.
Place and particulars to be an
nounced later.
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[ u-Yesterday was "pension day.
at the clerks Office and before noon
IS old soldiers had been in to have
their papers signed. These days
are busy ones for Clerk Moses, con-
siderable writing being necessary
on each set of papers presented.
C. D, Abbott and family now
occupy the property recently pur-
chased by them, just west OF the
ID D. Berman home. The place
vacated by them is how occupied
by M. E. Ernest and family.
+ -Jaek5Milne and Carl Pressly
have opened a cigar store in the old
Rose building next door north OF
Kline's. A complete stock of the
best brands of cigars will be car.
ried. The back room is to be ftyeo
up for pool and billiards. The
place has been christened '"The
Gem" 1t is expected to have the
place open for business tomorrow
night.
. -Rumors have been flying about
town for several days to the efec
that the u. of O.. football team hat
asked o, A. c. for another game t.
be played in Portland. Anothel
form IF the reports was that Multi
nomah had offered each of the bi,
state teams s., 900 to play a gam
In Portland,~and that Eugene ha'
already accepted. In spite of tn
, preposterous conditions involved il
the rumors, there were numerou
believers. There is about as niue
likelihood of Eugene being induce
to play GA. c. another game Q
football this season, as there is fo
the world to change the direction {
turning its axis, The Eugene boy
are asmart bunch, and they wi
not hunt another game with O.. A
c. this season, uo-not for th
world! Eaza51 ,5ull
: Preparation al
, being made to handle a record SAT
, urday crowd on the day of th
l game, for the performances of Ii
40. A.C. team stamps .it1sas th
| strongest team that will visit tn:
. city this season. The defeatsb
: Oregon hasbeen more, thanlIofs'
, by the performances since that tin
for Corvallis has decisively beate
both Willamette and Washingto
: UNIVERSITIES. Willamette lost ,
Oregon by the score of 10 to
while Washington tied the Gregg
: team. and {. A G.. piled up .scor
n,Eef29 to the Salem-aggr
cation, and walloped Washingte
: to theEtune of II5-o score, whie
would indicate that the "Farmers
;. are considerably stronger thu
Z the State Varsity. ion Iifv
n nov L .sdtnom gDoE d
IS E Watch the Bazaar next week.