The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-03
LOCAL LORE.
For advertisements IN this column the rate
Of IS cents per line viii be charged.
IN. R. Adams was a business
visitor in Polk county Wednesday,.

Miss Carrie Ainslee of Port
land has been the guest Of Mrs.
John Smith since Tuesday.
-Mose Kline is expected from
Portland tomorrow for visit with
his sister. Miss Pauline.
Miss Emma Sox of Albany,
was tie guest of Miss Mary Nolan
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Louise and Juliet Coop
er leave tomorrow for a few days
visit with Salem friends.
Regular services at the M. E.
church, South, next Sunday at II
and 7.:3o.
Mrs. J. D. Irvine of Indepen-
dence came up Wednesday for
visit at the home of Mrs. Mary Bar
clay.
Mrs. Harris and daughter of
Waucoma, Iowa, have arrived and
are guests at the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. R. H. Colbert.
&C. w. Adams returned yester-
day from a three weeks trip to
California. He was among those
from this city who witnessed the
o. A. C.-Berkeley football game.
I'm Klines show window is
handsome o. A. c. sofa pillow. A
card on it relates that it is to go to
the o. A. c. player who makes the
first touchdown in the Eugene
game, if such an event shall hap
pen. Its value is $40.
m Services at the Church of
Christ next Sunday will be as fol-
lows; Sunday school at 10, preach
ing at II, Subject ''Why call ye
me Lord, Lord, and do not the
things which I say unto your"
Preaching at 7.3o. Subject. "The
addition of fractions" Ali are well
come.
"A reception is to be held Tues
day night by the ladies Of the w
R. c., in honor of Mrs. R sina
Foust, of Oregon City. state inspec-
tor of the order. The affair will
no doubt prove most enjoyable.
From Corvallis, Mrs. Foust goes to
Toledo for an official visit to that
corps.
"A considerable number of Cor
vallisites are going to Salem tomor-
row to see the football game be.
tween the U. of o. and Willamette
University elevens. 1t will be one
of the big matches Of the season
with honors even enough doubtless,
to make the game extremely inter
esting,
The annual junior eleven game be-
tween the o. A. c. and U. of O. i:
called for three O. clock this after
noon. Both are strong teams anc
the game will be a better one thar
many first team game seen il
years past on o. A. c. field. Ths
admission is rs cents. The cade
regiment band will be in atten
dance.
AT this weeks meeting, thu
county court ordered the supervisor
of district number II to open up {
county road near the Independent
school house. The road was au
thorized last year but has neveI
been thrown open to public use
At the same meeting, the court re
jected the petition of citizens of the
vicinity for aid for the Fall Creel
road on the ground that assistance
had been rendered the same roae
on former occasion.
The classes at the college o
Philomath. according to Mr.. ane
Mrs. Hummer who were in towr
yesterday, are going ahead will
their work the same as though
their college home had not beer
burned. The next day after the
fire they assembled as usual, The
College dormitory being utilized fol
the purpose. The religious ser
vices of the church, which wer,
conducted in the chapel of the col
lege building, are, it is expected. tt
be held for the present in the Meth
odist church. The insurance OF
the building was $1.4oo, but The
loss has not yet been fully adjusted
No determination has as yet beer
reached as to when or wheth
er the building will be rebuilt.
-Four handsome Silver cups
valued at $40 each, have been or
dered for the Corvallis Poultry
Association, to be placed on win
ming birds at the annual show tn,
last of this month. An attractiv,
feature of this years show will be
display of fancy pigeons. ferrets ant