The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-19
LOCAL LORE.
F fsi,er sells the Kohler & Camp
Mssgl,

-M- and Mrs. Fred Walters,
xEngelar @. A. c. people Of past
zBlzrs. were Corvallis visitors We'd
a picture .cf the Wonan's S
G7rsIlGingte be erected at the College
appeared il Wednesdays Oregonian
There will! be the usual 1norn-
Tag and evening service at the Con-
agegaeional church Sunday.
The fall term of the Benton
%1>>ouoty circuit court meets in Cor
xzNis On the 10th. of next month,
4TIzxe weeks from next Monday.
-Thc committee in charge Of
III { Ccfiee Club party is busy with
decorations and the dance promises
no be 8 very pretty one.
The weekly Times goes topress
'z-9ory Friday. It is an eight page,
-zI 'eone printne wspaper, containing
all Gt2e matter of the two issues of
2sszne SEMI weekly.
-< Nc. Weakly isn't robust in
=apDaa rance, and he hasn't black
sauzee1 strength. but his power Of
ees<tIrance is something remark
.zg1ie.'s H.Ia what way p We'll
he glayed bridge whist for two
S7ox=sslest mig ht with three women.
The outing party consisting of
IL I'D Nh M o h afx,
ssra& Mir. Peck arrived Wednesday
eSTeszing. They brought back 700
pounds Of salt trout and salmon.
Rev. G. H. Gibbs, pastor of
the M. E. church South, will preach
neat Sunday on the following sub
JectS a. M, The Providence
of God" 7:3o P. m, Success and
Failure"
There viii be reception for
yyoung peo9le Of the Presbyter-
Iarz<1hurch and their friends at the
AEag,e this, Friday evening, A
,Sa }enE5:d programme has been az
Ezange1 and good time is assurec-
The Polk County apple show
~NzH be keld at Dallas, November
Y aud 3, under the auspices of the
E7ozG County Horticultural Society.
Prizes will be awarded exclusively
IN cash.
-Mrs. M. Elston Lee of Corv-
.zgs.Iis who has been the guest Of
E&1. -a1li Mrs. E. T.. Hayward at
'zE ao1eria B. C for several weeks,
Is 20 geave the 22nd for Bluffton
J Izdi&na, to spend the winter.
-Tom McFadden, who coached
TEte GA. c. football team three
qeogs ago is still prac'icing law at
setttngham Washington. He and
! mis- partner recently figured as
"coaesel for cdefensezin big crini-
nz' ~fxsN and were successful in Sc
%furIng an acquittal.
--erof. Raymond begins the
regular weekly club dancing parties
:aa = ishef;' hall next Friday night.
He requests pupils and friends who
wast to- attend the parties to appear
ut fae hall Monday and take out
l membership cards.
The @. A. c. directory has
appeared. It contains over 700
Wages, giving the residence and
address of all the students and
Azzeubers of the faculty. 1t com
arzses fifteen pages Of names, and
Esa convenient pamphlet.
Come for all Things Now are
Ready will be the subject at the
a~kristian church next Sunday or
-zissg- Evening theme :'' The
ais1tle Over The rmpty Crave
Reolual service will continue in
-<deEiuitely. Services begin each
s.Szaning at 7:3o.
nesdsy, They were enroute to
Newport for a fortnight's visit.
Fred was in his time one Of the
azs1 tackles that ever played on the
,a-gzesou gridiron. He is the owner
mow of a big $aWmi1l It Elrnira,
---s13e county, and has Eugene for
MS shi pping point. After big
-u tae mill closed down last
reak for the season.
On fhey e4eningsof the days Of
she apple show a varied program
gne will be presented at the Court
Faas5sa. consisting of music and
speeches on different subjects per
Eaiaing to the fruit industry bJ
esoue of the most prominent mel
an those lines in the state. Amons
these speakers will be DR.. Wythy'
~c0uabe Professor Lewis and Profess
@Cordley. OF Corvallis.
-Aa1o Armstrong, age 16 wa
aFought to this city from Elk City
Tuesday for surgical treatment
aad is at the home of his uncle, M