Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-06
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Additional Local.
| Carpets at cost at Hollenberg &
Cady. 1stf
NJ. M. Long was expected to at
tempt the snbjugation of Knights
of Pythias goat last evening. He
is reported to be hard rider. sa
Dry slab wood at Saw Mill, $I.25
per load. 1921
Paul Schmtdt, cf Albany, was
visiting Corvallis friends yesterday.
Homer Lilly had on exhibition
last week a couple Of steers that
were very close in size to the ones
on which he had his holiday guess:
ing match. He purchased them
of Frank Dinges.
Sunday, the West Side passen-
ger train pulled into Corvallis
about two hours late. The delay
was caused by something going
wrong with the engine.
A fine line of spring hats on dis
play at Mrs. J. Mason's. 2Otf
William Bryans, formerly of
this county but now residing near
Lebanon, Linn county, was in Cor
Wallis yesterday.
Carl Presley went to Portland
Monday on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
A dozen or more ladies spent a
very pleasant evening at a card
party at the home of Mrs. James
Osburn, Friday evening.
Wanted-W Wood haulers, P. A.
Kline. 2Itf
A case that came up for jury
trial yesterday before Judge
Walters of the county court, Was
that entitled ''J. w. Ingle vs.. III. H.
Horstman." It was brought aboat
a horse. The case was called yes
terday afternoon and at the time of
going to press particulars were not
obtainable. The following jury
men were accepted: J. E. Cronk,
J. B. Goodman, John Rowland,
o. J. Treese, Cium Reed and
Lincoln Chant mbers.
The Pierians were given a party
Saturday evening at the college Ey
members of the Jefersonian society.
The affair was certainly one to be
long remembered by the guests.
About 25 members of the local
Artisan lodge drove to Wells Sat-
urday night, to join in a meeting
with the sister lodge. A splendid
time is reported.
Charles Bourne, J. C. Looney
and Bennett Wilhelm. all of
Monroe, were among Saturday
visitors to Corvallis.
Nj. and Mrs. Victor Moses spent.
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Albany and Tangent.
The Utopian literary society Of
OAC, entertained the members of
the Anicitian society ut the college
Saturday evening. The occasion
was one of pleasure for all present.
John Harris, of Wells, was in
Corvallis Saturday. Upon reach
ing tcwn one of his horses became
i'll and Mr.. Harris had to telegraph
to his ranch for another animal to
be brought in before he could rel
tn rn home.
The Benton County Citizens
League will convene in regular ses.
sion this evening. On account CT |
there being an election cf officers
for the ensuing year it is urgently |
requested that all members will
turn Out. There IS also other busi-
ness of Importance t, come up
before the league.
General T. J. Thorp went to
Portland, Saturday, on business
that will detain him for few days.
In splendid and spirited gene
Of basket ball, played at tie Armory
Friday night, before an audience of
probably 700 people, the OAC men
wrested victory from the Dallas
team in score OF II 10 IL, and |
with the victory went the inter
collegiate championship of Oregon.
The OAC men played pretty ball,
ard the game was exciting to the
from start 70 finish. The |
lineup was: OAC-forwards, |
Swami and Reed; center, Cate;
guards, Bilyeu and Rooper. Dallas