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

MI. ana MIS-. KOy Staff Oi Al
bany, have been the guests of Cor
wallis friends and relatives the past
few days.
After visit at home, Harry
Davis left Thursday evening for
California to resume his position On
the Santa Fe railroad.
County Clerk Moses left
Thursday for Grants Pass where he
will attend the conference of the
M. E. church, South. -
Miss Gladys Richardson, for
mer we'll known O. A. G. student,
is very ill with typhoid fever at her
home in Hoquiam, Washington.
Carl Tucker of Baker City,
who has been guest at the Moses
home, accompanied Victor Moses
to Grants Pass Tuesday.
Lewis Burnough arrived
Thursday from Enterprise. to join
his wife and little son who are
guests of Corvallis relatives. They
will be here until the 10th.
The Commercial restaurant has
a new proprietor. He is Manfred
Sets, and he took possession
Thursday morning, when Sam
King retired.
AT the Episcopal rectory from
eight to 10 o'clock next Wednesday
evening, reception will be given
to Rev. and Mrs. Simpson. The
public is cordially invited.
Miss Ethel Linville returned
Thursday from attendance at the
funeral of her cousin, Wallace H.
Harrison, who was killed in ? rail-
road accident near Weiser, Idaho.
The funeral occurred at Amity,
Wednesday.
William Bledsoe, who left Cor
wallis few weeks ago for California,
after having suffered for some time
with lung trouble while employed
at Hotel Corvallis, died in the latter
place Tuesday. The young man
was a relative of Mrs. T. A. Well
sher of this city.
Mrs. Frank Bowersox arrived
Wednesday from a visit at the
Fair, and is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kerr
Mr.. Bowersox is to arrive shortly
from Glendale, for visit. Mr.
Bowersox is in the mercantile bus.
mess in Glendale.
Ed Wi1es, one of Benton:
most prosperous farmers, was {
Corvallis visitor Thursday. Mr.
Wiles has leased his fine ranch a
Soap Creek, and is to move soon tt
Albany, where a house is beine
constructed for his occupancy.
Claude Starr, a former employ,
Of the J. K. Berry bicyle shop il
Corvallis and Miss Edna Fullerton
were married in Eastern Oregon
Tuesday, where the groom is EN-
p1oyed. Both are excellent youn.
persons and many friends in Cor
wallis join in good wishes.
congregational church. At
a. m. worship and sermon, "Foun
dation and Building; Planting an,
.fruitage. Vesper service and ser
mon at 7.3o. 1.-THE Seattle Con
vention. Tie Problem before tn
great Board of Missions. The prob
lem before all the churches. Th
Position of Washington GLADDEN. Of
the great problem of the Workin!
Man and the Church."
ALL accounts agree that tn
team to represent the alumni N tn
game today will be splendid one
From letters received by Grant El
gin who is managing the Alumn
, team the line should be like this: Ger
, ter, Burnough and Pap Hayseed,
guards, Elgin and Gault; tackles
Walters and Thurston; ends, Johr
! son, Mcbride, Steiwer and Nash
-. That is about as good line as the
can muster anywhere, and wi
present barrier that the ney
. team will not often penetrate
For halves the material is, Nast
: Scoggin. Steiwer and others; qua1
ter. Fred Edwards, and fullback
Nash and Harley Hall.
"A Tacoma dispatch is as fo
= lows: F. G. Brown, who hail
!, from Corvallis, had been paying al
tention to Miss Leda Baker, gil
, of IS, daughter of w. Baker,
prosperous farmer living near Al
bany. The father opposed th
, match, and the young girl was ser
to visit her cousin, Mrs. Holycros!
in Tacoma about three weeks age
He became so desperate. it is sale
41,o2 I, %l~oo%aood 70 shoot ~