The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-20

Yachats.
S. N. Wilkins is in attendance
at the Funeral Directors convention
in session in Portland. u
Mrs. George B. Ready and her
daughter Miss Mabel returned
Monday from visit at the Fair.
Miss Louise Meeker, stenog-
rapher with E R. Bryson returned
Monday after two weeks vacation.
After a visit with friends in
this city, Mrs. G. o. S. Humbert
left Monday for her home IN Eu-
gene.
A. F. Hershner, we'll known
in this city has been elected to the
principalship of the Jefferson
schools.
Misses Mabel and Pauline Dav-
is entertained few friends Mon
day evening in honor of their guest
Miss Lola Senders of Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Davis,
Harry Davis, Messrs Mason and
Johnson of Cal. left Monday for a
few days salmon fishing at Newport
Joseph McFadden, formerly in
the telephone business, has purchas-
ed the interest of Dell Alexander in
the Pioneer Bakery, and the latter
has accepted position in Nolan's
. store,
Mrs. Butolph, residing with
her husband and children on the
Woodcock dairy, died Saturday ol
consumption. The interment wa:
in Odd Fellows cemetery.
w. J. Dunlap and sister Mis-
Maggie, arrived Saturday from
Shedd. the former to resume worl
and the latter to enter college.
Russell McCul1y and Whine
McCully of Wallowa county ar
new students at o. A. c. The for
mer is a son of Mrs. J. D. McCull.
nee Miss Lille Patton.
Eugene Guard:-Ross G. Fin
ley, assayer at the Lucky Bo,
mine, spent last night in Eugen
on his way back to the mine ate
having been on his vacation,
The recent forest fires i
Southern Oregon burned the larg
est tree in the state. It was re-
fir measuring over fifty five feet il
circumference, located on Ora
Back.
Madam Corsini, the expe1
needleworker, is very comfortabl
located in the tastefully appointe
annex to S. L. Kline's store. Sh
will give free lessons in the art t
the ladies of Corvallis for the mex
week or ten days.
"A prominent Portlan,
physician had a difficult case, tn
patient was suffering greatly an
rebelliously. co." said the doctor
"bear it like man. 1t is not hal
so bad as it would be if you wer
suffering from a guilty ccnscienc
instead of a broken leg" I'M
conscience, I'd have you know,
was the tart reply, els just as goo
as new I've never used it."
Salem Statesman.-The fir:
game to be played by the william
cite football team will be on mex
Friday, when the alumni football
team of the university will 20 u
: against the regular team. Th
alumni team will include such we
known and old champions of th
gridiron as Chester Murphy, VIII
has not worn a university unifori
since 1895; Chauncey Bishop, th
coach of the regulars; DR.. Harr
Ollnger, Rt. Guiss. Prof. w.
; Hawlsy, Rube Sanders, Pug1
Prot. Boyer and Mark H. Savage
-Prineville Review:-The dog
of Prineviile are in general diss
pated lot. They drink beer. c
course, all of them do not indulg,
but some have acquired the bee
; habit, and these like their booze a
regularly as the old-time case -hari
ened topper. Vim. Draper has
dog that has been a soak for years
the Review dog, Teddy. tries to &c
drunk every night, and general
succeeds. Al Hills dog is no,
taking the first downward step
and in few months will be
steady drinker, Many others hav
shown their partiality for beer.
Gene Simpson received an O,