The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-24
Watch for Marc, in Corvallis
Lyceum Course, Nov. E.

guest this week of Corvallis rela
tives and friends.
Watch for Marc, in Corvallis
Lyceum Course, Nov. 61
Carl Yanis of Douglas, Nor
row county arrived Monday to eu-
ter college.
Read next weeks paper for in
formation about Marc, in Corvallis
!Lyceum Course, Nov. s.
Harry Wicks returned to AL
bany Monday, after brief business
visit in Corvallis.
= Watch for Marc, in Corvallis Ly-
ceum Course, Nov. s.
w. ]. Sharp, field secretary
of the Endeavor workers, is to be
in Corvallis tomorrow and Thurs
day.
Read next weeks paper for in.
formation about Marc, in Corvallis
Lyceum Course, Nov. E.
Neal Murray, Clarence Under
wood and Walter Sheasgreen, of
Albany, were spectators at Satur-
days football game.
Lee Thornton, a former well
known student at OAC, has pur-
chased drug store at Lakeview,
Lake county, and will soon move
from Eugene to take charge of it.
-Wife-Why. John, I didn't
know that you liked cats. John
Gin surprise)-Why, how's that!
Wife-I heard you say in your
sleep last night, "Feed the kitty"
| Jesse Gilbert of Rockford
Wash, an old-time resident Of the
Bellefountain neighborhood il
southern Benton, is the guest Of
friends. This is his first visit t.
this section in rs years.
) Among those who attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. E
Woodward, Monday, were three
sisters of deceased. Mrs. N. A
Thompson of Seattle, Mrs. Jerr,
, Nunan of Portland and Mrs. Al
Mathery of Oregon City.
Moses Brothers are still busi1,
engaged in moving into their nev
quarters in the Fisher brick. TIL
building vacated by them is to b
occupied by Con Gerhard with hi
!, bookstore, and Milton P. Morgan
with his job printing office. Th
change takes place the first of th
coming month.
Eugene Register:-The secon
team is fast bunch and will sho1
some veteran stunts that were ovel
looked in the California trip whe
: they get to bucking again. Th
: coach will give the team a grea
deal of his time to get it in shap
for the game with the O. A. c
second eleven which is played thi
year at Corvallis on November d.
Eugene Register The stu
; dents executive committee of th
!. University is breathing normal
for the first time in years. Debt
: of long standing and aggregatin
nearly 81, 200 have been a i1eav
handicap on all student enterprise
: for several years. A firm determ:
t nation to meet these obligations hs
v resulted in payment of 81, 900 o
+ this account. The balance will I
b carried till the fall of 1906, a
r which time the Associated Studen
S hope to clear up all indebtedness
This 81 900 payment will thro
f the various departments of SIT
!, dent undertakings upon what
;. practically self-sustaining basi
y Among other things necessary
= : the suspension of the "Orego
a Monthly
e The temperance meeting SUI
day evening in the Congregations
/ church was very pleasant gathe
ing. One of the unique feature
was the singing of the united mai
! quartettes of the M. E. and Coz
a gregational choirs. The doub
y quartette sang four thrilling sele'
tions that harmonized splendid
y with the subject of the discourse
: Mr.. Colvin, Intercollegiate Seer
6 tary of the temperance societies.
!. a forceful manner presented tt
claims of the temperance crusad
upon the young men and women {
+ Our land. The meeting was bel
S under the auspices of the tempe
ance club Of the college.