Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-16

Day ufJects: MoTnl9g a Friend
Of God;" evening, "a Fathers In
quiry."
Mrs. Ellen Mundy, formerly of this
CITY, mas gone IRON Medford where
she has spent the p4st few M ths,
to Mt, Tabor where she mas located.
I The nIne-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott King is reported to
be suffering with typhoid feve,.
Two Coon children at Beliefountain
are also i'll with typhoid
D. d. Berman has sold his in
terest in 50 Corvallis transfer COM
pany to Scott King. P pss-ssinn is
to be given at once The deal was
made by Robinson & Stevenson
About 20 friends and members
# theEWashirgton lodge gave Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Chipman a fare
we'll party Saturday evening.
Lunch and a social tue were the
features.
TIE members of the K. @. T. M.
lodge kept open house at their hall
Wednesday evening and large
nun ber of friends enjoyed their
hospitality. After the regular
meeting there was a season of
merry-making, games, refreshments
and o4her features
Some snenk thief a few pights
ago cut a hole through the
barn door, undld the fastenings on
the inside, and stole valuable bird
dog belonging to Miles Starr, Jr.,
which he had locked up in the
barn. Niles is on the war path,
and is certainly justified in his
wrath. ..
A o. Winchester rifle is reported
to have been stolen from the Hath
away shooting galley on NJ ain
street, Sunday night. The rifle
was the best in the establishment
and nothing else seemed to be de-
sired by the burglar, as it was the
only article purloined. Entrance
was made through the front door,
the intruder apparently having
key that fit the lock.
Eric Butler is operator in the
Western Uni"n telegraph Office
this week, while Ernest Miller
assisted at the S. P. depot during
the rush incident. to the increased
traffic through Corvallis, due to
the washouts on other railroads.
Many trains both day and night
passed through this city and 10
one can tell h2w\long it will be un-
Ill normal conditions will again
prevail.
Hobos have been entirely too
numerous for comfort, in this city
the past week, The unusual mum
bar of trains have brought ia many
of these "weary Willies," and no
less than ten of them were seen on
the streets Sunday evening and
were ordered to move on by the
local police. Monday night three
of the wanderers were lodged in
Jail and asked to leave town next
day. 1t might be well for towns
people to keep their doors locked
and the watch dog turned loose at
night.
Sam Dolan, the Albany boy who
has Won many local gridiron honors
and was last year chosen for All
tackle, while playing on
the oregon Agricultural College
team, is making a great bit in the
Middle West this season., as right
tackle for No;re Dame University
Notre Dame won every game it
played this year until the match
Saturday, and Dolan was a CON-
spicous performer in ali of them.
In papers received by his Albany
relatives, Dolan is given hi yh praise.
especially as groundgainer. One
writer says he and the Notre Dame
LETT tackle are the two best tackles
in Indiana this Telegram.
The Telegram a few days ago
contained the following concerning
we'll known Corvallis man and
his wife: Mr.. and Mrs. Austin T,
Buxton of this place departed from
Portland Saturday, Nov. 10, to at
tend the National Grange which
meets at Denver, Colo, from Nov.
Il to the Oath. Mr.. Buxton is
state master of the Oregon Grange,
and he and his wife go as Oregon's
delegates. Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton
are both graduates of tne Oregon
Agricultural College. He is also
prominent farmer, owning one of
the best farms in the state, and their
choice as delegates is considered an
excellent one to represent the