The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-07

Public Interest.
Miss Juanita Rosendorf has
been visiting Albany friends this
week.
"A son was born a few days ago
to DR.. and Mrs Bennett of Philo-
rnath.
Otis Skipton and family were
to leave today for Portland to re-
side.
-Wistar Johnson of Eugene,
spent Sunday with friends in Cor
wallis
-Onas Brown, of Brownsville.
spent Sunday in Corvallis with
friends.
j. c. Hammel, who has been
suffering with an attack of pneu-
Elonia, is able to be about.
John Starns of Albany was the
guest over Sunday of Corvallis rel
Ss4ives.
Mr.. Creson. father of John
E>reson, left Saturday to make his
a1ome with a daughter.
Clarence Hyde went to Inde-
pendence Saturday for a few days
visit
Mrs. Laila Patterson and Mr..
and Mrs. George Nichols and
daughter of Albany were guests
over Sunday of Corvallis relatives.
Miss Ella John-on and Mrs.
jamie Brown drove to Brownsville
yesterday for visit with friends.
They return tonight.
The enrolment at the Corval-
lis public school Friday was SIS,
an increase of 80 over the enroll
ment at the same season last wear.
Mrs. Al Tharp returned to her
home at Bellefountain Saturday, af
ter a visit of several days in Cor
wallis.
Ed Jackson went to Portland
Saturday to see his wife who is re
covering from surgical operation
in hospital in that city.
Otto Woldt returned to hi
home in Portland Saturday, after
two weeks visit with Corvalli.
friends.
Miss Sylvia Starr is to open to
day or tomorrow, a notion store i,
the Dave Irwin building on Mai
street. The property is owned an,
has just been re-modeled by Au
gust Fischer.
They say many young farmer
and others throughout the count
are planning to go on the excu,
sion to Eugene Saturday to see th
big football game. From presen
indications, the excursion will be
record breaker.
County Clerk Moses is t
build new dwelling on his PROF
erty on railroad street. The hons
is to be seven-room affair and tn
contract was let Saturday to No,
ton Adams. Work will begin i'm
mediately.
j. L. Mitchell, supreme secre
1ary of the Order of Washihgtons
5'atd the local lodge of the order
&r4ternal visit last night. In hi
$rnnor the occasion assumed the ma
g;,re of a social, with refreskment
and other pleasant features.
%. B. Connor, rural carrie
on route number 2. had a runawa
Friday. Near the R. L. Taylo
store in Jobs addition the from
wheels slipped from under the maj
wagon, and the horses started
They ran to the w. ;. Lane resi-
dence where they were caught, n
damage having resulted.
One of the most remarkabl
shooting stars ever observed b
local residents was seen by severs
persons Sunday evening. It star
ed in the southwest and took
northerly course finally burstin
and sending out hundreds of small
'er stars, equal in beauty to sky
rocket. The sight is said to hav
been beautiful beyond description
The annual reception give
their friends by the Cauthorn Ha
boys, Friday night was a pleasal
affair for all. Over two hundre
guests were present and took pa
in games, guessing contests an
other features of entertainment pr,
vided. In the guessing, Miss Mi
ME Phillips secured first prize,
box of bonbons, and Mr.. Belde
was awarded a Jack-o' lantern,
BOBBY. A program and co1latie
were features of the evening. Eae
guest was presented with an @.