The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-01-11

-Bo n, to the wife of Charley
Wiley, in Corvallis, last wsek, a !
girl.
Bert Hollister is incapacitated
for duty at the Cent? nnial Meat
Market on account of illness.
DIR. J. M. Guthrie, who has
been for some time visiting at the
home of R II. Colbert, left Friday
for B 1laire, Kansas.
Fred Clark was able to be up
town Moaday afternoon, having al
most recovered from tbree-week,'
illness which confined bin to his
home.
The Times is in receipt of a let.
ter, without signature, enclosing
money. If the writer will send his
name the request will be granted.
The letter is postmarked at Albany.
The condition of Miss Grace
Huff was not materially changed
yesterday afternoon. The case is
appendicitis, and the physicians be-
lieve an operation to be imminent.
The Guild of the Episcopal
church meets at the rectory Thurs
day afternoon. AS business Of i'm
portance is to be discussed, all
members are urgently requested to
be pres snt.
The "a -year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Pernot Of Granger, was
taken to Portland Sunday, for an
opera ton for removal of tumor in
the back Of the nose. He was ac-
companied On the trip by DR.. and
Mrs. H. S. Pernot.
Prof. Covell is a member-e1ect
of tine city council. Councilman
Johnson, resigned Monday night,
and the council elected Prof. Covell
to the vacancy. He has consented
to serve, and will probably be sworn
in at an adjourned meeting Friday
night. Councilman johnson re-
jsigned, because Re has become a
bidder for water franchise and
contract.
20. A. c. wallopped Monmouth
at basket ball Saturday night. The
score was Al to nine in favor of the
Aggies. The team work of the lat
ter was conspicuous, and the indi-
]vidual play in several instances,
brilliant. The team is apparently
stronger than at any past time. The
lineup was SteiWer, Rinehart,
Moor7s, Stokes and Ssann. In the
second half, Cate and Bilyeu reliev-
ed Steiwer and Moores. A big
crowd watched the play.
Thomas MeFadden, 1908 coach
of the O. A. c. football team, ar
rived yesterday for a days visit
with Corvallis friends. He is en-
route from California to Belling-
ham, where he is engaged in the
pract ce of law. This season he
coached the De Pauw eleven at
Greencastle, Indiana, and had
very successful season. HIS servi-
ces for coach next year are sought
by the De PAW team, but Mr.. Nc
Fadden expects to retire from the
/ bus ness.
Corvallis poultry fanciers are
heavy winners in the poultry show
at Seattle. All of the awards have
not been heard from as yet, but
we'll known Corvallisites have taken
awards as follows: White Wyan-
dottes: DR.. Lester, first and second
hen, first cock, first cockerel. Buff
tLeghorns: Gene M Simpson, first
cockerel; w. J. Fisher, first cock.
: Silver Penciled Wyandottes: J. M.
Porter, first cockerel and second
pullet.
The city council had a midnight
seance Monday evening. It was
the regular meeting, and business
was piled up. The session began
at 7:3o and did not end until near
O'Clock in the morning. After
the clock struck twelve, the breth-
ren locked horns over the extension
of the city limits, All kinds of
. visions were had by those in attend
ance, other than councilmen. One
, proposed that dozen hot tamales
be sent for as a peace offering.
!, Another suggestion was that doc
: tor be sent for to write prescriptions
r in the hope that a little stimulation
: might help out.
-Hamar Buhin, aged IS, was
sent to the BOYS and Girls Home
at Portland Saturday. Before be