The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-18


visit with Lane county relatives.
Truman Jones and family, late
of Iowa, moved Saturday into their
new residence near the college.
Miss Greta Looney arrived
Saturday from Jefferson and is
guest at the Barclay home. She is
former O. A. c. student.
Mrs. Ava Barnhart Hawkins
arrived Saturday from Washington,
for visit with her parents in this
city.
Miss Ella Ingram of Monroe
was in Corvallis Monday to meet an
uncle. Joseph Ingram, who arrived
from Washington.
w. ;. Lane. Master Artisan.
is to treat all members of that order
in the lodge room this, Wednesday
evening. A good time is promised.
George Ranney left Monday
for Eastern Oregon after visit
with his mother. Mrs. John Rick
ard, in Corvallis,
-Orders were issued at Wash
ington Monday for the release of
the interned Russian ship Lena at
! San Francisco and three at Manila.
John Smallman, ex-sherif OF
Linn county was in town yesterday
looking for a house with a view of
locating in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Bu-
chanan and daughter Mary will af-
ter this week reside with their son
William in this city. The farm
will in future be occupied by Ar
thur Buchanan and bride.
/ w. 7. Shaw and Will Wicks
are in Portland preparing the o. A.
: c. exhibit for shipment to this city
: A portion of it is to be installed
permanently in the college museum
Albany Observation-Disclosures
which is to play Willamette OF
Wednesday and o. A. G. Saturday
has team averaging 1S3 pounds
They have won three games by so
81 and 81 to o, which means some
thing doing in these games.
Ira Wade, clerk Of Lincoln
l county, recently on trial in the fed
eral court at Portland, but acquitted
by the jury. passed through towr
! Monday, enroute home. On th'
= first ballot, the jury as to Wad
l stood FIVE for conviction and sever
for acquittal. On the second ballo
t the number for conviction was re
q duced to three, and on the thirt
u ballot it was unanimous for acquit
tai. Jones and Potter were con
J. victed on the first ballot.
: Sheriff Burnett turned the de
s linquent tax roll over to Clerl
:. Moses yesterday. The latter omc
y ia1 has 10 days in which to prepar
/ it for the further use of the sheriff
$ to whom it is then delivered fo
final collection of taxes. Ten pc
cent penalty and II per cent intel
> est has now to be paid on all out
! standing taxes. The amount ur
;; paid on the roll is only s.. 22o.o7
The amount is unusually small, be
ing about $4,000 less than it wa
y on last years roll.
l. MIR. Brown had just had te1e
,. phonic connection between his of
% ice and house and was very muc
. pleased with it. II tell yot
Smith" he was saying, this tele
n phone business is wonderfl
is thing. I want you to dine with n
le this evening, and I will notify Mr.
t. Brown to expect you.' Brow
]. (speaking through the telephone
My friend Smith will dine wit
9 MS this evening. Now listen an
n n hear how distinctly her reply wi
- come back" Mrs. Browns repl
- -, came back with startling distin
y ness" :"Ask your friend Smith if /
If thinks we keep hotel -
j. The Roach theatrical compar
played ''My Sweetheart to ia
,+ audience at the Opera house Mo-
~ day night, and was to appear
= a double bill last night after tt
n Times press hour. The playe
=. are favorably mentioned by tho
n who attend, and it is expected til
y large house will greet them
II their performance this, Wednesda
l. evening. At Monday nights pc
'a Torrance a mandolin was give
z away, Mr.. F. T. Wilson being Il
- man who held the lucky ticke
,e Last night they gave away tall
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