The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-07-19


pect to leave Saturday for a camp
ing trip at Mt. Rainier. The first
of October they are to engage IN
the hotel business at Chehalls.
Washington, where they have pur-
chased a location.
Saturday, il. Lewis sold the
Eli King place of 21o acres, owned
by Mr.. Garrison, to William Har-
per of Forrest Grove for S11,5oo.
The sale includes growing crop,
and livestock. Mr..
Garrison goes to Montana to live.
The local launch fleet was out
on the Willamette Sunday after
noon and evening. The vessels
were two in number, and each car
ried party. In addition to the
Strong launch, new boat, just
completed was On the river. 1t is
owned by Adrian and William
Kemp. 1t was built at Corvallis
and is a trim craft, carrying rs pas
sengers. 1t is to be put in service
on the route between Portland and
The Oaks, and is to leave soon for
that purpose.
No tooth-carpentering- has
been done in Corvallis this week.
All the dentists are in Portland at
tending the National Dental Asso-
clation. which continues in session
until Thursday evening. 4 man
from the south end of the county
who had the toothache, was hunt
ing a dentist with great assiduity
Monday morning. He had come
twenty four miles for the purpose.
He finally found a doctor, who after
much hesitation consented to re.
move the offending tooth. Local
dentists are expected home the lat
ter part of the week.
The order of Washingtons in
stalled officers at their lodge Mon
day night. Ice cream was served
and the occasion made pleasant for
all. The officers are: President,
w. H. Dilley; vice, Maud Mattley;
secretary, M, A. Starr; treasurer,
West Newton; chaplain, Edna Dill
ley: escort, Ruby Dilley; assistant,
Nora Miller; guard, Archie Hart
ley; sentinel. Floyd Lane; medical
examiner, DR.. Farra; trustees, W.
Newton, w. H. Dilley; captain
team, Bert Peters; auditing com
mittee, w. Newton. J. w. Ingle
and J. H. Mattley.
The 25.foot frontage occupied
so long by the Rose cigar store and
Metzgar's jeve1ry store has been
purchased by S. L. Kline at fig
ures not made public, but supposed
to be about s2, 500. tits the pres
ent plan of Mr.. Kline to replace
the old building with brick, to be
occupied as grocery department
for his already large mercantile es
tablishment. In the present com
modious quarters, operations ar
much cramped for lack of houl
space. It is also known that Mr.
Kline expects ultimately to conver
the present front of his store
building into one of more moderr
appearance. probably involving
single instead of a double entrance
with mammoth plate glass windows.
The question of whether or not the
changes will be made this year are
said to be doubtful.
i They have a new athlete a
Eugene. The Register says:-A
an indication that Oregon's fore
most institution of learning is com
ing more and more into prominenc
crack athletes from other states ar
casting their lots with the varsit,
and the outlook in every depart
1nent of athletics was never better
1 First came Friessell the crack all
round athlete from Nevada an
now we have Fred Moullen, grac
uate of Lick high school. Sa
Francisco of class 'o5. Mr.. Moul
len is temporarily quartered at th
Hoffman House. Besides playin
the position of left guard on th
Lick team with the skill of a We
eran, having gained renown ft
place-kicking young Mou1le
brought many laurels to his schc'
by his achievements on the trac
and field. Notwithstanding th
fact that he has crippled foo
: Moullen pole-vaults II feet one al
+ one-half inches: throws the I
pound hammer 16I feet 9 inche
puts the 12 pound shot A fe
, 3 IL inches.
Physical Director Trine of the &C
lege, accompanied by Mrs. Trim
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