The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-04
Wheat 81. Oats 50 to IS.
August Fischer and family
vent to Portland Yesterday.

| August Fischer and family
went to Portland yesterday.
The Misses Lough of Ashland
have opened dressmaking parlors
over the Blackledge furniture store.
Mrs. Maud Gilmore of Riddles,
Southern Oregon, was the guest
Saturday of DR.. and Mrs. Cathey.
j. L. Underwood aud family
moved Friday into their handsome
new dwelling on Fifth street.
i Mrs. B. A. Cathey returned
Monday from a brief visit in
Brownsville.
| r. E. Fletcher and family
moved this week into the Good
man house just vacated by ]. L.
| Underwood.
DIR. Council and Messrs Honey
me- n of Portland hunted pheasants
on the McBee farm Sunday and
Monday.
Letters received in this city
relate that Frank Spagle is
playing end on the Whitman col
lege football team at Walla Walla.
DIR. Lowe the optician will be
5 at Hotel Corvallis Thursday and
, Friday of this week. Have him
test youf eyes fo1 glasses.
M. H. Bell, a former well
known Corvallisite, now of Prime
vile, spent Sunday with relatives
in Corvallis. Mr.. Bell is a brother
in-law of w. A. Wells.
Mrs. William Lynch of Har-
risburg was the guest over Sunday
of E. B. Horning and family. Mrs.
: Lynch was enroute to visit relatives
+ in Polk county.
: M. M. Farrell and family NOV
ed Monday into the Woodcock
r house on Fourth street, known as
! the Mackay property. Mr.. Farrell
: comes from near Portland.
The Ladies Coffee club is tc
n give dancing party Saturday eve.
t ming. The music is to be furnish.
r ed by Fechter's orchestra of AL
bany and a good time Is assured.
l. j. G. Leverett and Miss Ena
:. Leverett, brother and sister of Mis-:
d Ammee Leverett, arrived last week
from Arkansas, and are attending
; o. A. G.
d Wheat advanced in the loca
J. market Monday from 81 to E:
cents. A frmer market in the
: East and better demand for fou
:. in the Orient is ascribed as the rea
,. son for the rise.
Remember DR.. Lowe doe
,e nothing but Fl. glasses. Been at i
,r exclusively for over IS years. 4
# man cannot be good at everything
but DR.. Lowe is certainly goot
optician.
~ ~ Good grass for the fall ant
y winter seems assured by the lat
: rains. Lower prices for hay AM
better prices for livestock are likel,
e. to be the sequel. Sheep are report
,g ed advancing in price with sales Q
e. stock sheep at IS and owners hold
to ing for four.
\ "A meeting will begin in tn
New church in Jobs addition Sat
r, urday evening at 7.3o, conducte
b. by Elder w. A. Prosser of SchollG
Ks Oregon. Mr.. Prosser is yer
i'll able man.and fluent speaker. Ey
e. erybody invited to come and hea
him.
ut 1t is reported that two Carlisl
IN Indians are among the players O
S. the Chemawa football eleven that
s. to play on O. A. G. field next Sal
or urday. The Carlisle team is one
: the great elevens of the country
al and if ex-warriors from that aggre
te CATION show up on college field Sal
al urday there will be interestin
If sights to see.
20 Mondays Portland Te1egrar
al says: u. T. Murphy of Corvalli
aged 68 years, lost his way Will
,o going from the home of W. Z
ed Fenton, 10 East Sixteenth stree
~ to the Perkins Hotel, Saturday, an
"a y has not been seen since. The po
e ice have his description" If th
nc missing man halls from Corvallis
v. he is not very well known. Th
ct postofce people know nothing
= him.
10 Dow Walker and Will Abra
ham, All Northwest CENTER an