The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-02

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G &C. A. ,Westgate of the Albany
Herald was a business visitor in
Corvallis yesterday.
Mike Bauer and family now
occupy the residence property re-
Gently purchas / of A. P. Johnson.
The removal occurred yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Armstrong,
parents of Mrs. H. w. Kaupisch,
came over from Albany yesterday
and will make their future residence
in Corvallis. =
Circuit court meets again on
the 10th of this month. About the
only work in sight for the session
is the disposition of several divorce
suits.
The following sale of real es-
tate has been made by Amber &
Walters: Charles S. Butler to A.
S. Casteel, house and four lots near
the carriage factory, price 81 $50.
County Treasurer Buchanan is
out with the first call for warrants
for the year. The official notice
appears in this issue. He has on
hand funds sufficient to cancel all
warrants up to September 18th.
Mrs. w. S. Adams left We'd
nesday for her home at Hcquiam,
Washington, after a weeks visit
with her son Gaylord, who is a
student at o. A. G.
United Evangelical church.
Regular services Sunday at II a. m.
and 7.3o p. m. Morning subject,
1.-The Supremacy of the Word"
Evening subject, Selling Jesus
Christi c. T. Hurd, pastor.
Presbyterian church, M. S.
Bush. pastor. Worship at II a. NJ,
subject, "The Divine Method of
Rescue" Evening service at 7.3o,
subject, "The Pearl of Great
Price" Opening song service
with orchestra.
"A new directory for the indie
pendent Telephone people is being
printed at the Times office, and
will be ready for the public early
next week. 1t contains SIS names
of Corvallis subscribers alone.
The entire list numbers over 1900
names.
"A gang of telephone men is
busy connecting up the telephones
with the new line between Corvallis
and Monroe. The new line makes
the second through connection with
the two places. 1t carries fifteen
new subscribers, among whom are
the following we'll known citizens:
George Richard, Leo Newman, T.
D. Henton, Charles Cartwright. R.
S. Irwin, Major James Bruce, John
Richard, >. R. Taylor, Jesse Eos.
ter, A. A. Meek, Robert Richard
son, James Pfouts, Ike Porter and
E. Dinges.
Mrs. McFeron was born February
9TH, 1923. at Montgomery county,
Kentucky. At the age Of 1o years,
she was married to Andrew Nc
Feron and moved to Adams county
Illinois, where she resided until the
fall of 1854. They lived in Adair
county. Missouri, until 1874, when
they removed to Brownsville. Ore
gon, where MI. McFeron died in
1892. Since October 1904, Mrs.
McFeron has lived with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. L. E. Cathey in Corval-
lis. She was the mother of ten
children, six of whom survive her.
They are J. P. McFeron, Alameda
county, Calf; ]. A. McFeron,
Portland, Oregon; J. S. McFeron,
Hay Creek, Ore; Emily Hartford,
Los Angeles, Mary E. Robnett;
Halsey. Ore; and I. F. Cathey.
Corvallis. rss.
-"The Gibbs sign has beer
hauled down. The ceremony was
performed by Constable Wells. Ir
the silence and serenity of Wednes.
day morning he did the job. NJ
vulgar assembly or curious rabble
looked On. If any tears were shed
they were by the constable himself
for the birds twittered and sang If
the surrounding trees, and they
were the only witnesses to the sac
and sorrowful proceeding. The
sign was an affair of considerable
dimensions. Besides the legend,
Corvallis Social and Athletic
Club" it bore the significant word:
Members admitted only" and ther
went on to give a proper warning
to trespassers. Neatly and care.
fully folded, it now rests snugly or
a shelf at the sheriff S office, a relic
of a plan to do by subterfuge and
shamble, something that the Law
nr0hihifed fhot irriac ooodo~ood