The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-01-07

terday from a business trip to juno
ton City.
After an illness of several
weeks, Sheriff Burnett appeared in
his office Wednesday. 49,
Assessor Thos. Davis returned
Thursday from a business trip to
Dallas. -
-Mordaunt Goodnough came up
from Portland Thursday for brief
business trip. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crees re-
turned Thursday from holiday
visit in Portland.
There has been drop in the
egg market. the quotation for today
being rs cents.
Misses Carrie and Bessie Dan
neman left this morning for Glen,
Eastern Oregon, to be absent sew
eral months.
Misses Juliet and Louise Coop
er returned Thursday from holi-
day visit with their father in Port
land.
The Sorosis girls were very
pleasantly entertained by Miss
\ Mabel Withycombe, yesterday af-
{ternoon.
Ernest Miller returned Thurs
day from Roseburg, where he had
been employed in the Western Un-
ion telegraph Office.
During the serious illness Of
Miss Huff, Mrs. R. J. Nichols is
teacher of the primary grade at the
public schools.
congregational church: Morn
ing sermon, 1.-THE Gospel Of Cheer
fulness::" evening sermon, The
Persistence of Goodness" Service
at Plymouth at 8 o'clock.
Walter Smith was the victim
of a surprise party last evening a
his home near Bonneville A mum
Der of Corvallis friends went out il
a private conveya and all re
2 port q good time.
Tonight in the Armory, th,
DAC basket ball team is to play {
game with Monmouth Norma
team. The game is to be called al
esfght o'clock, and the admission i
cents.
: John Withycon1be has re-en
he,ed college after an absence of
year and half. Mr.. Withycomb
has oratorica1 ability and win prob
ahiy represent the Amicitia societ,
in the coming tryout for stat
honors.
"A sale of the furniture an,
fixtures in the Occidental Hotel
has been completed by Neil New
house, trustee in bankruptcy. an,
the place is to be opened to tn
public in a short time. The put
chaser is Mrs. William Nixon, lat
of Dallas, and the price paid for tn
outfit is 5000. A lease of the He
tel building has been secured, an
a renovation of the premises pre-
liminary to the re-opening, is nov
in progress. The sale prepares tn
way for closing up the bankruptc
and arrangements for the purpos
are now being planned by tn
trustee. The information is tha
the assets will only yield a dividen
of about 10 per cent.
"A thirteen year old lad name
Bufin made a stir at the polio
headquarters Thursday by appear
ing at the place with one eye blood
and proposing to have arrested an
other lad named McCaleb, who1
he designated as having kicke
him. The police Judge steere
the lad into physicians Office
where two stitches were necessar
to close up the hole In the lad
eye lid. Chloroforn had to be ae
ministered, and the attendants ha
to throw Bufin down and hold hi1
before he would take it. 1t turne
out that the lad had been playin
football and that in making a tack
he had fallen forward with the e
feet that his eye lid was struck b
a small stake in the ground. H
thought the other boy had kicke
him h11f blood found ~, the no
showed the source of the injury.
Married, at the Baptist parsor
age, by Rev. Mark Noble, Satu
day, William A. Murray and He1e
Harrison were made man and wife
Cassie Harrison, brother of th
bride, was best man and Miss Ad