The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-12
LOCAL LORE.
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of IS cents Per fine viii be charged.
Fisher sells the Trowbrigde piano.

Mrs II. >. PernOt mas returned
from a visit of month in Portland.
Miss Pauline Kline left this
noon via the Westside for Portland.
Mrs. w. L. Patterson of Bak-
er City, left today for Carlton. for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Morrison.
After a months visit in Cor
wallis, Mrs. Frank Lilly and little
daughter left today for her home at
LaGrande. ~-
Marion Hayden has been ap-
pointed guardian of, the minor heirs.
of Jasper Hayden, with bonds fix
ed at $4,000. ... ..
In the assessment of the c.
& E. in Benton, the valuation is
81, 900 per mile, instead of $4,000
as appeared in Wednesdays Times.
-Bacon-She says she is 2s
years old. Egbert-Well, she.
looks as if she would say she was
dOOuC LQdt' Ola. s'-' - E .''
Ray M. Walker of Independ-
ence has been visiting Corvallis
and college friends for the past
two days.
William Knots has been ap-
pointed guardian of the estate of
Sarah A. Robinson. The property
in the estate consists of 1920
acres of land valued at $4,000.
In the James P McBee estate
Ivy May McBee has been appoint
ed administrators. The in
ventory has been filed as
as follows: Personal property
$18. 7ee; real, $33,457; total $50,
$50. The sum of $1oo per month
has been set aside for the use of
the widow and minor children for
one year. She.has been authoriz-
ed to sell the personal property at
private sale.
The Henkle & Davis mercan-
tile establishment is to have a new
home. In ten days or two weeks
the stock and fixtures will be NOV
ed into the room next door south
of the First National bank former
ly occupied by ,Nolsns. Mr..
| Henkle of the firm is now in Port.
land on business connected with
the removal. So far, no tenant for
the room to be vacated by Henkle
& Davis has been announced.
Street rumors that Mr. Hinkle is
retiring from the firm are not true.
| The Maccabeest kept oper
house Wednesday evening. The oc-
casion was the visit of State Com
| mander J.W. Sherwood of Portland
| A large crowd was in attendance.
The programme included an address
| by Mr.. Sherwood. recitation by
| Miss Lewis and a pia SOLO by
Mrs. E. E. Jackson. The order il
this city is in a flourishing condition
II Many Improvements have been
made to the residence property or
| the southeast corner of. the block
| north of the JACOBS home on Third
| street. The interior of the house
has been completely remodeled, the
| exterior has been painted, a cemen
| walk has been added, and TIE lawr
! put into condition. The property
| is owned by Mr.. Armstrong, faith
er of Mrs. Kaupisch.
II Work has commenced on the
new German Lutheran church.
] is to occupy lots Immediately eas
: OF the McKellips house. TIL
foundation is rapidly rounding int
= shape, and the lumber is bein,
hauled. 1t is said that the pres
ence of such a church in town Wi
attract many German families {
the best class. The Leder Brother
and Mr.. Ghortner are at the hea
/; of the movement for establishiu,
| the local congregation.
I Professor P o. Bonebrake, E
! D, who has been residing for abou
year at Philomath. has been al
: pointed pastor of the Philomat
| College congregation for the IT
! mainder of the conference veal
I He has been appointed to fill th
! place to which Rev. Flitz, of Ohit
: was assigned by the last conferenc
but who has been unable to NOV
Z to the coast. Prof. Bonebrak
| was formerly president of Philt
! math College, and more recentl
/ was at the head of Campbell Co
lege. an institution operated
~ Kansas by the United Brethre
: church.
Nl The marriage of Miss "
! Mason and Mear1 Staines was so
emnized at the home Of the bride
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus M
son, near Philomath Wednesda,
| The knot was tied by Elder Jone
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