The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-16

Miss Harriet Sheasgreen, who
has been a sufferer from Poison
Oak for the past week, is reported
as improving.
-Robt. Myers was among the
Corvallis visitors from Alsea yes
terday. He brought his mohair to
market.
Services at the Episcopal
church Sunday at II a. m. and 7.3o
p. m. Week night services on
Wednesday and Friday evenings at
7.3o.
United Evangelical church
Sunday school at 10 a. m. This
congregation joins in lhe Union
Meeting in the Opera house both
morning and evening.
"A purchaser Of cavalry horses
is to be in Corvallis the 25th, and
will make his headquarters at
the City Stables. Desirable horses
should be IS to 1928. hands and
weigh from $50 to 100 pounds. :
e. B. Follet has sold the Phil.
omath livery stable to Charley
Thompson, formally a Benton coun
ty citizen, but recently of Alaska.
Mr.. Follet and family will move, to
their farm in Alesa.
Among other preparations in
the enlargement of its business, the
Corvallis Ice and Ice Cream Co. Is
having a platform spring truck
built by Horning Bros. 1t is, a
substantial one-horse vehicle.
Tomorrow is St. Patrick''s day,
regardless of weather conditions
and of other conditions. But, to
many Corvallis people, it will not
be hailed with such enthusiasm as
was manifested before the days Of
local option. ,s.-.
Yesterday Ed Taylor and fam
lily, who have resided in Corvallis
the past winter, started for Lobster
with four horse load OF household
effects and supplies. Mr.. Taylor
recently traded his farm in A1sea,
for the Wilkinson place on Lobster,
where he goes to make his home.
Prank Wright, a member OF
the pioneer family of Benton has
been visiting friends and relatives
here during the past few days.
Frank is now resident of Harvey
county whittier he went twelve
years ago, and his present visit is
the first he has made to his old
home during that time.
Carmichael brothers, who re
Gently purchased the John Rowland
ranch on Big Elk, started across
the mountains yesterday to take
possession of their new home. J.
D. Mower, who bought the Hatha
way place on Big Elk. also went
over yesterday to take possession oI
his purchase. Mr.. Hathaway is tt
come to Corvallis to reside. -:
"A male quartette has been or
ganized at the college, and thu
members are practicing regularly
New music has been sent for ant
within short time the organization
hopes to become proficient in it!
renditions. The personel of th,
Iquartette is, George Cathey, frs
tenor, Ed Hughes, second tenor
! Collie Cathey,' first bass: Arthu
Bouquet. second bass.
The marriage of Walter Kead.
and Miss Mildred Johnson is to b.
solemnized in Portland tomorrow
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Both tn
:. young people are former resident
. of Corvallis, the groom being tn
, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. 3. Kead,
. and the bride sister of PSstmaste
Johnson Mr.. and Mrsa Kead,
!, and Miss Mabel Ready Cd to Port
: land tomorrow to be present at tn
nuptlals. They expect to retur
: Monday.
"A monstrous live eagle is O
e exhibition at Hodes' grocery store
The bird was slightly crippled by
4 gunshot wound and captured b
: Richard McBee a short distanc
i south of town. 1t is said that quit
a number Of eagles are h the vicir
\ ity of where this one wastaken, an
' that they are destrnyingsmany 20,
:. ng lambs. The one on exhibitio
t is believed to be the largest eagl
t ever captured in this locality.