The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-02-16
R c. Wells was an Albany

f, II the Ladies Whist Club Wednes-
day afternoon.
In the Oregon contest, votes
FIR Miss Agnes Wilson are to be
sit at the Pioneer Bakery.
H nrToaiy, representing Port.
land brokers arrived Wednesday
for d busir ess visit.
james l.. Skipton, of Salem,
attended the funeral of his uncle in
this city TO-DAY.
Mics Ollie Skipton and father
arrived from Salem Thursday, to
attend the funeral of the late E.
Skipton.
Henry Workman has been at
Newport for the past ten days su-
perintending the construction of a
cottage on the Graham & Workman
lots at Nye Creek.
The Peudleton Tribune Office
i. in turmoil. The editor was whit.
ped by the foreman, Doe day this
week and the mix2up between the
different proprietors was general.
&C. w. Husband, connected
with the Christian Standard Pub
fishing House Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
who comes highly recommended as
a very able speaker, will occupy the
pulpit at the Christian church, Sun
day, at both services.
The Entertainment given at the
Opera house Saturday evening un-
der direction of Miss Helen Craw-
ford ard Mrs. Florence Green was
a complete success financially as
we'll as artistically. The net pro-
ceess, ipc,uding q. donation BY the
proprietor of the Opera house and
the merchants whomade reductions
10 their bills, amounted in all, to
ab rot $76, which has been handed
over to the tHcers of the W. c. T.
U. The eumsgoes to reduction of
The indebtedness ON the reading
room. The thankel of the society
were voted to ali concerned at a
meeting+yt sterday afternoon.
MT. Franklin P. Lane gave Il
b wiling party Thursday evening.
His guests numbered twenty and
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. B
r w. johnson, M. and Mrs. George
Irvine, Mrs. . F. irvine, Misses
: Grace Catch, Mabel Withycombe,
Ethel Linville, Harriet Sheasgreen
Franks Payne, Mary Nolan, Edns
Irvine, Misses Sam Do1aD, SAD
i Damon, Fred Stimson, Lyman Bun
' ny, Tom Nolan. Joe Patterson
Ksnneth Cooper and Ray Walker
o Tomorrow, o. J. Blacklsdge ii
q to receive from ths Albany factory
( probably the largest order of chair:
{ YER shipped intotbis city at oae
lime. There will be 250 of them
e and thy are for the basement o
e the First Methodist church, il
r which will be fitted up a large au'
:, d1tcrium to be used for socials, en-
:. tertainments and like purposes.
= Albany D,mocrat.-Col. J. B
y Eddy, of the Hartman lines, ha
e been in the city today interviewin,
% members of the city council for th
purpose of securing the consent Q
h the city for the erection of the bi,
~ 1,ooo,ooo gallon crude oil tank il
this city, to be used in supplyin:
fuel for the oil engines soon to b
II used. When he came to council
IMAM Bryant he was met with some
is toing like this. "I'lI be hanged !
III consent to anything of the kin
until the Southern Pacific moves it
e, depot t. this side Of the track, g
"a that the lives of our people will b
{, safer. Move the depot it you wan
favors from Alba n.y."
The Portland Telegram tells
!. good story on Floyd White, former
: ly of Albany. The young ma
reached the court house for a mai
l. riage license Wednesday afternoor
Uut lUuuu tudb tWclVo llCouSCS La
t, already been issued and be refuse
d to take number 10, but left til
J. building. Later be returned an
lie finding that another one had nc
5. been issued he left again, to retur
lie several hours later. when he foun
d two marriage permits had been tax
en- during his absence, and he Sc
y cured number Is for the day, thu
y removing the "hoodoo." He state
that he did not wish to start i
e with the handicap of No. Is.
Il The funeral of the late Jaco
/. Modi, who died at his home nea
l. Sodaville, Saturday, was held a
d Sodaville, Sunday, and the remain
were brought to Mt. View Monday
e where interment was made in tn
Locke cemetery. " Mr.. Mo1i wa
d aged IS years and 20 days. Il
.e came to Oregon so years ago, cross
e ing the plains by OK team. Mos
of that time be has resided in Ben
: ton county, and for two terms b