The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-16

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John Withycomhe, who has
been in Portland for 10 days having
his eyes treated, has been afforded
relief and arrivedh ONE today.
If the party who took the foun.
tain pen from the recorders Office
last Monday will return it, noques-
tions will be asked and the matter
will be dropped. His identity is
fully known, and it is important for
him to return the property.
| "A decline has struck chiltim
The best price for 1904 bark Is said
to be six cents. The large offerings
of bark when elk and half cents
was bid is said to be responsible
for the decline. About five cents
is said to be the ruling price for
new bark
"A big consie nment Of booze,
en- route to Lincoln county blew
through town Saturday. 1t was ad-
dressed to various citizens of that
bailiwick, among them Larke Lo.
gan. M. Logan's home Is at ST.
etz and he is a Siwash. The chip
ping of tanslefoot to him is viola
ton of the federal laws, and one
that federal officials might find it
easy to unravel were the attempt
made. The booze came up the West
side and was transferred to the c.
& E.
1t is salmon fishing time at
Yaquina now. The fish. according
to all accounts are biting voraclous-
ly, and but little skill is required
for making a big catch. They
seem to be more abundant than in
! any former season. The sport will
continue into next week, and will
probably be heightened by the pres
ent copious rains. The c. & E. is
to run an excursion on next Sun.
dsy. The train will 60 through this
time, the officials say, though tor
nadoes blow or fierce snoW storms
prevail.
ID. J. II. A. q. SHackhsn1er,
Is the name of a visitor to Corvallis.
That is the American version of
his Spanish name, which at fcll
length is about a foot and half
long. Mr.. Swackhanner is a Hay.
tian, having been born at Port au
Prir cs 81 years ago. He was five
years in the American navy, three
years in the army during the war
in the Philippines, was Two years a
cap'ai of Maccabebe eceut sand two
years a teacher 10 the American
schools in the Islands. He has been
in Africa, in India, in fact, all over
| the world He delivered two lee.
lures before tse public school chill.
dlen yesterday afterr con. He is
visiting the larger schools in vari.
Gus parts of the county, lecturing
on various topics. Mr.. Swackhan'
ner's name in Spanish i: Emdam.
elrss Juan Enreuguie Alando Coz
ambotres Xouinar ZAmaataaalraae
MIR. and Mrs. Evan McLennar
arrived Saturday and are at theil
| home on Third street. They were
married at Alton, Illinois, October
+ 4th. AMI are the recipients of gooo
), wishes by many Corvallis friends o
the groom. The story of the wed
ding is thus told by the Alton Eve
ming telegram: cat the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Riehl, Ever
green Heights, the marriage of theil
eldest daughter, Helen, to Mr.. Ev'
an McLennan, was celebrated Wed
nesday at noon. The house wal
) beautifully decorated for the occa
sion. The bridal couple attended
by the brides sister, Julia, ane
brother, Edwin, as bridesmaid ane
best man, stood under a canopy O
asparagus ferns and Shasta daises.
: The marriage ceremony was per
formed by an uncle of the bride
Rev Daniel c. Riehi, of Ceds,
springs, Mich, was simple and very
impressive. A number of their rel
atives and friends being present
: The bridal party left on the evening
train for their future home at Cor
, Wallis, Oregon. /"
Lola Wilkins, formerly of Cor
wallis, now Mrs. Lee Wigle, Is th,
: subject of the following item in th'
3 Pflneville Journal: "Mrs. Lee Wig
: lie, who lives with her husband, {
prosperous cattleman at the head o
: Camp Creek, Is deserving Of specia
mention, say her friends, for thu
!. ease with which she can turn from
household cares to the hard worl
of hired men, Mr.. Wigle beio!
away it devolved upon his bette
;. half to rpn the ranch, and she dit
> it, too. The hired men, who per
It baps did not take kindly to th
s change of bosses, objected to SON
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