The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-05
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Mark McAl1ister, of Marion
county, was up for an over-Sunday
visit this week. fiji F@.Cta N<5sd
-Maillard Long spent Thanks
giving with friends in Indepen-
dence.
Tom Nolan returned home
Sunday night from Seattle and
Portland.
-Dorald Graham arrived Mon
day morning from Grants Pass and
is a guest at the home of DR.. Farra.
Ben L. Eddy, formerly of Cor
wallis but now a Tillamook lawyer,
has been named by the president as
register of the Roseburg land Office.
Chester Henk1e, who is attend
ing college in Salem, spent Thanks
giving with his parents, who reside
at Philomath.
R. E. Gibson of Portland has
been a Corvallis visitor on business
the past week 79
The Sophomores had party
in Miss Smells room at the college
Friday evening. It was well at
tended and a highly enjoyable
event. 60 .
Mrs. A. L. Knisely and. chill
dren leave tomorrow for Battle
Creek, Michigan. Mr.. Knisely is
to accompany them as far as Port
land.
ALBANY Democrat: The OAC
boys covered themselves with glory
by beating Washington IS to o.
They are the best team in the North
west. ~ ..4 go
Mrs. Ed Andrews has since
Friday been at the bedside of a
brother in a Portland hospital. Late
reports are to the effect that Mrs.
Andrews, expects to enter hospital
tomorrow and undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Otto Hathaway and Maillard
Long have established a shooting
gallery in connection with the Long
bicycle store. The gallery began
business yesterday morning. ~.
Logan Hays, for many years
the popular Western Union oper.
ator in this city, has been in Cor.
Wallis for several days on a visit te
his mother. Mr.. Hays was re.
Gently the assistant cashier in The
Oregon Savings Bank of Portland
He has, however, resigned his pc
sition to engage in other bushes:
in Portland.
Fred Kerr gave a party Thurs
day evening to about 20 youns
friends. Light refreshments, anc
games were the features, and al
had a good time. On Saturda,
evening about 80 of the o. A. c
sophomores gathered at the Ker
home and held a second party an6
all report a jolly time. 5"s a@f
Two weeks ago, MI. McAllist
er, aged 80 and residing a few mile
beyond the Willamette figured il
a runaway accident, and the net re
suit was one shoulder broken, on
shoulder dislocated and five rib
broken, besides other injuries. I,
spite of his years, he is already on
of most OF his bandages.
The football men arrived HON
Saturday. Aside from the bruise
incident to a hard game, all are il
good condition, except Kennel
Cooper. who has a knee sprain tina
slightly lanes him. All account
agree that the game was the harde:
the boys have encountered this sea
son, save that played in California
The men began training yesterda,
afternoon for the big game wit
sMutnomah next Saturday, whic
there is every reason to believe til
college bays ought to win. s a3;z 81
THE ladies of the Presbyteria
church have decided to. hold the:
annual Christmas sale during til
atternoonEaud evening of gWedne!
day December 9th at the Farmer
Hotel. ITheyzwill also have on sal
home made candies and popcor
crisps and will also serve san,
wiches and coffee. They will hay
a special booth for the sale Of goo
things to eat, such as home mac
bread, cakes, pies, doughnuts an
other digestibles. Beginning at
o'clock they will serve a light sui
per for 20 cents consisting of ha.
sandwiches, pickles. potato sa1a;
cake and coffee. sb9td2Rte
Among those at Seattle to 81
the Washington-OAC game WE
Prof. Hayward formerly Of the &C