The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-02-20
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

Tde Comings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.
PREF. Kent went to Portland
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Wicks leaves We'd
aesday for a months visit with As
&orla relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hsmphill is the
guest for a few days of Albany
friends.
Miss Florence Adams has been
confined to her room with Lagripre
since Thursday.
The Barbar-Sbampoo! NJ
shall l SINCE the ends of
the hair? Elderly Party-Sav, do
-. look as if | had hair to burn2
The data afser your name In
the address on your TIMES shows
the time to which your subscrip-
don is paid. How does yours stand?
W. R. D:lley Is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at Little Falls,
Washington, where he is mayor OF
the town. His mother left Corvsl.
lis last week, and is at the bedside.
One Of the read districts Of the
county that will spend lots of mon
4ey on it's roads is number 13 in AL
sea. In addition to the regular
two mill levy they have a special
devy of sc veral mills. The regula,
levy yields $151.11, and the special
$685., making a total Of, $9i0 50,
The o. A. c. basket ball girlt
met with an overwhelming def a
at the hands of the Willamette U
University team in a game at Saler
Saturday night. The score was
Wil1amette, q; 0. A. G IL. Til
team returned home Sunday. They
we're chaperoned by Miss Leverett.
The use of boiled water at tn
Corvallis public schools began yes
terday, and pupils are prohibits
from drinking snyother kind, 70
the present. A boiling machin
which affords much convenience il
providing proper wat-r for drinkinI
purposes has been installed.
Miss Rose Grefoz and Mis-
Myrtle Sioux " r, after a pea
ant visit at the home Of MISS Lul
2Spsngler, left for Portland Sunday
A TIA was given in their tosor n
the Spargltr Lcme, Saturday eve
ing. Later they were guests OF th
Barnacles. "
His district schoul at Buo
Creek closed 10 days ago, and Js'
F1utt and family have been out t
Corvallis for a visit aud for prov
eions. Many old Corva!lisites WEI
glad fer a hand shake with tn
9nof arch # toe ohi|tim woods. M
FIett and family left for the hom;
ward trip NJ nday.
-Sixty-seven dollars and fit
cents was realized from the sale
baskets at a baeket social at Sim{
son chapel, Friday night. Or
basket brought $5.25, and anothe
S. so, Not many neighborhood
if any, can beat the record. Tt
social was given by the Ladies Mi
*ionary.society Of the Bellefountai
Methodist church.
"A Zig cougar Vas kills d in A
sea the other day by Roman Zahl
The varmint came to the -vicinit
OF the family dwelling, and killed
goat. Mr.. Zahn discovered III
facts and laid in wait for the antit
ipated return Of the marauder. Th
amtush succeeded and the couga
which proved to be a big one, wa
dispatched with a shot from til
farmers rife.
The TIMES has received fro1
B, L. Eddy, register of the Rosebur
land cfice, notice that the plat {
fsurEey for township32 south, rang
10 West, has baen filed, and tia
on March 23d and after that dat
entries for unappropriated and IN
reselvtd land 10 said township wi.
be received. The township wa
withdrawn from entry in Apr
1903. tits understood that onl
those who acquired settlement right
ia the township prior to April 2!
1903. can make entries.
Tie Minnesota basket-ba.
team which is now making a tou
of the Middle West and Pacif
Coast, met g Waterloo here las
night in a game with the o. A. {
players. The score was Is to Is i
favor Of the State College. Th
crowd was the biggest that ever a,
tended 8 basket ball game ic thi
city, numbering yearly 900. Th
score at the end Of the first ha
was il to 3 in favor of the Orego