The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-12-11
LOCAL LORE.
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James Flett arrived yesterday
from a business trip to Rosebnrg,
Victor Moses is on a business
trip to Portland today.
e. R. Bryson has been in
Toledo since Saturday. He arriv-
| ed from there at noon.
e. E. Wilson has been in PORT
land since Sunday morning. He re-
turns tonight.
Prof. Taillandier and Miss Ed
ma Sheehy are to appear in pro
gram at the Catholic Fair tomorrow
evening.
j. H. Roberts chi~f dispatch
er of the c. & E. at Albany pass
ed through town yesterday on his
way to To.edo, where he went on
business.
Shook the contrac or for the
Woman's building at the college
has received two carloads of cement.
The cars were placed on the switch
to the building yesterday.
| The cement walk which is be-
ing put in front of the new Post
office building will be completed in
a few days.
Eat your supper with the
Catholic ladies at the Opera House
Tomorrow, Wednesday evening.
Tamales. baked beans, pickles,
salad ham, bread and butter, fruit,
cake and coffee all for IS cents.
There are changes going on in
the barber shop of Pat Stewart in
the Occidental building. Monday
the shop fixtures which had previ-
ously been in use at the shop, were
shipped to Guy Frink, the Philo-
math barber. Pats shop is to be
supplied completely with uew fix
lures, including cases and mirrors
of latest design, and chairs of the
the type known as hydraulic.
Mrs. John Young was Hostes:
at an afternoon, Friday, at he1
home to the members and friends O
+ the Woman's Relief Corps. There
B were 40 ladies present, the room:
were tastefully decorated with
1 plants and flowers. A recess lead
4 ing from the reception hall wa
\ banked to the ceiling with aspara
\ gus ferns and white and gold chry
santhemums. At q O clock boun
5 tiful luncheon was served. whicl
was we'll relished with chattin,
I and merry-making. 1t was one O
1 the most delightful affairs of tn
season.
4 "A later date has been set 70
opening ths new postoffice. Orig
nally the 10th. inst was fixed TO
the purpose. Delay in buildin
!operations however caused a post
ponement. Arrival of the equip
ment also figured in the change
The equipment was made to orde
in the East, and was shipped sever
al weeks ago and was expected
here yesterday, but did not come
The safe so far is the only item o
the inside finishings that has pu
in an appearance. The date nov
fixed for the opening is Decembe
\ 2eth. and the event will be prett
! sure to take place on schedule time
j OF the seven coaches of th
! Northwest, three put Pendergra:
of o. A. c. at left guard on the a
\ northwest team, one put Bennett g
tackle and one Wolf at half bacl
= lCoach Bezdek, whose teams WE
outplayed by o. A. c. in the secon
h;lf in SEQ ;eless game, put eigl
U. OF o. men on the team and r
O. A. G. men. Coach Norcro.
named four University men for pls
ces on the team. Cherry, who
the best center in the Northwes
though honorably mentioned, g
no position even on the third team
Though playing the season throug
without having their goal line eros
! ed the O. A. G. men got spal
mention for all Northwest honor
Their honors come in the scor
which tell the real story after al
and for the o. A. G. lads is enoug
An event of more than ordin
ry interest in musical way wa tt
Taillandicr-Sheehy concert at tt
Congregational church Friday ev
ming. Because of numerous scci
fuuctioos the audience was n
large. Mr. Taillandiar won g g
favor m crgen soloist last =
os, ~s.j h. ,dded to 1t by his
inmance Friday ev. .ning. His pr
sraiunJe was varied one Of ell. se
numb re- and each was loudly a
plauded. The occasion was Il
I first public appearance of MI
Snethy, who came from Waslin