The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-04-20
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There will be services at the
ICatholic church next Sunday at the
usual hours.
! Miss Sarah Wilhelm OF Mon
lroe, was the guest of Corvallis
friends yesterday.
The funeral of William Thorn
as who was killed by cavern at
the mountain water reservoir Mon
day was largely attended, and the
bereft family were the recipients of
much unfeigned sympathy.
Adam Asset has resigned his
position in Albany and is making
a visit with friends in Corvallis.
In the course Of few days he will
go to Newport and prepare to do
business there the coming summer.
Adams injured ankle occasions
considerable suffering.
-Mohair is 20 cents in the local
market. A large part of the clip
has been sold and delivered at that
figure. A pool offered at Dallas
the other day did not sell, having
been withdrawn because only 80 f-2
was bid. At Scio pool sold last
week at 2e 3-S.
The annual inspection of the
O. A. c. cadet regiment by an off,
Ger of the United States army is to
take place on the drill grounds next
Monday. Notice has been receiv
ed by the college authorities from
the War department that the in
specting officer will be Major Jo-
seph T. Dickman, 18th cavalry.
Mrs. Johnson Porter arrived
yesterday morning from a six
weeks tour through the southern
states and Mexico. She was at
New Orleans and various points of
interest in the southern climes.
Walter Kline is confined at
home with an attack of measles.
Some mouths ago he recovered
from a severe attack of the same
disease. which was his second
wrestle with the malady, the first
having occurred in childhood. The
present attack is very light. The
partiality of measles for the young
man borders on the remarkable.
AT Harrisburg Wednesday,
George J. Wilhelm nephew OF
the we'll known Wilhelm family OF
Monroe, was united in marriage to
Miss Cecil Rampy, Rev. Father
Lane of Albany officiating. The
ceremony was performed at noon.
The groom is manager of the Will
helm Touring mills at Junction,
and the bride is a popular young
lady of Harrisburg.
The big English shire stallion
that has been on exhibition at Alb
bott's feed barn has become a fix.
ture in the county. He has beer
purchased by company composed
of the following persons, W. A
McGillis. president and treasurer
c. D. Abbott, secretary: w. c.
Belknap, manager; L. F. Gray ane
B P. Gator. The animal is said te
be the best af his breed within {
radius of 40 miles. He is dapplt
bay, II IA hands high and hi
weight is ALSO. He has been !;
prize winner at all shows at which
he has been exhibited.
Sam Dolan, the we'll know1
student and athlete, is to go East
He applied for and has received al
honorable dismissal from his class
es Wednesday morning, and is t,
leave Albany today for Notr
Dame University to complete hi
course in civil engineering. Th
loss of Dolan is a heavy blow t.
OACs football prospects next year
as he is probably the best tackle il
the Northwest if not on the Coast
He was also a faithful and pains
taking student and widely popula
in the student body.
The residence and barn whic
for many years occupied the lots a
the corner of Fourth & Jeferso
streets, are being moved to a lo
in the northern part of town. Th
buildings are placed on rollers an
hauled to their destination by
traction engine owned by Leede
Brothers., The residence was bull
in the early sos by Charles Gay
lord. These lots are being clea1
ed preparatory to the erection of
fine residence by S. L. Kline.
Following are the entries mad
by o. A.C. for the track meet q
Columbia University tomorrow al
ternoon: In the shotput Finn
Schroeder and Smithson; in tn
high jump Swami, Cathey, Smith
son and Belden; in the broad jump
Schroeder, Swami, Cathey. Smith