The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-23
LOCAL LORE.


proved in the probate court.
Mrs. Collie Flint, of Roseburg,
who has hesn the guest of Mrs. A.
B. Cs,hev since Thursday, leaves
tomoyrow tu at;eQd the Federation
of Nu.rsu's Csuosl" P ntiand.
IL tie sstats ot Zelie D,dele.
the personal properly inventories
$2,350. ana Faul Dndele has been
au,l Q zsi tc sell IT TO pay txpen-
ses ut administration.
The Pioneer bakery changed
hands Yesterday. 7. u. Campbell
retiring, and c. l.. Stare, who has
been tor long time popular clerk
with A. Hodes, succeeding to the
business.
D.. Lowe, the well-known op-
Tician, i'll be in Hotel Corvallis
Thtr day noon 10 Friday night,
\ Y. and 2. Have him ,est your
eyes Tor glasses.
10 the estate of Abram UD-
derbill, who died September 26 b,
III race Ulderhlll has fled his bond
for 81 500 a. Administrator. His
surely IL c. Dow. Lee Hui. A. J
William and J. P. Humm+r have
been apppipted as appraiss rs.
Alpha Hall vas the sc4pe OF a
very pretty reception Monday after :
noon from three to five. The func-
ton WAS given III nouor Of Mrs.
Collie Flint by Mrs. J. B. Hornsr
Mrs Flint and Ms. Horner were
formerly associated "a TEACHERS In
the public schools Of Rose burg.
AT tie county cleek's office
Saturday a ma risgs license was is
sued to William Einfeldt and Leo
ma E. Ingram, and on Monday to
William Fl Hamm and Gr'rude
Davidson.
The revival at the church #
Ch1i-t o"gan Sunday with large at.
d'encts nj all ervices. The inter
est is excellent. Snbj-ct tonight
''Tricks of The Devil" The meet
ing will continue 'nde iultely. Spe-
clal music at each service.
I'm the probate court Agnes
Hayden has Fl ed her bnnd as ad-
mini-tratrix OF tbs estate of jasper
Havden, with Wade NJ lone and J.
J. Ws]-on as sureties. Marion Hay.
cen has filed his bond 10 the som
OF 81, 400 as guardian of The minor
heirs in the same estate HIS honds-
men are Elizabeth Hayden and
Martha Slate.
The Mothloma arrived up the
river S turday. She is pulling
snags in the cutoff channel of the
Villa mette southeast oitowp. Tnerp
'ls sewn feet of water 10 The CHI D.
44ot 10" tut Is dangerous for nav
sgat'on on account Of snags and
crooked channel. The Mathloma
should be kapt at ler present work
until the last of the snags are re
moved both in the cutcf and above
The IA channel of the river which
the main flow has deaerted for the
cutoff is TOO shallow tor navigation
now, and boats have to use the new
route, which besides being narrow
and shaggy is very swift. The snag
boat could, with much ease. make
it perfectly safe.
Deeds have been filed at the
court house as follows: Emma Mat
toon to Lila R. Miller, small tract
near Summit, S25; G. E. Albin and
wife to G. w. Leepsr, one-half lot
in Philomath, S135; W. l. Price
and wife to Charles M. Butler and
wife, 81 acres north of Corvallis,
1,225; L. V. Flint and
wife, to w. e. Yates deed
oftrast, 81; Harley L. Hall and
wife to T. S. True, residence prop,
arty in Chase addition, $1775;
State Land Board to S. S. Ewing,
eighty acres five miles northwest of
Corvallis, 500; Minnie E. Parker
10 H. Hirschberg, l60 acres elk
miles southeast of Philomath, ST..
The annual o A. C. alumni
game of football tock place on COL
lege field Sa urday and resulted O.
A. C. II; alumni. 0. Former play
ers who played as alumni were Rod
Nash, fullback; Zophar Tharp,
quarter; Joe Emily, end, Joe
Handleys tackle; Peck Bier, half
back, and Frank Edwards. center.
Most of the other positions were
filled by second team and down
town players. The game was un-
eventful, the fret three minutes of
play during which touchdown
was made, being a very good exhi-
bition of football. After that, the
play was ragged, according to the
statement of on1ookers. In the eve-
ming a reception was, given, at
which, brief addresses were made
by E. E. Wilson and Mark Meal
a{ater The repular pama in the