The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Allen
left yesterday to .Y:sit Mrs. Witt,
sister of Mrs. Allen at Waitsburg.
Washington: They will be absent
a fortnight.
-"Haro1d,' she exclaimed, af-
ter she had rested for a moment
against his manly breast, II believe
] you have heart trouble"
Calm yourself, darling" he re-
piled; II have agreed to help Prof
essor Light6nger with - sleight
of hand performance tonig ght. That's
rabbit.
Ralph Pruett has accepted a
position in mercantile establish
ment at Oakland. California, and
leaves next week to enter upon his
duties. His successor at Kline's
is Mr.. Dufdeld of Amity. Many
Corvallis friends regret Mr.. Pruetts
! departure. =
Oscar Long of Benton, is to
leave the 18th for Knoxville, Tenn
essee, to enter a medical college,
He has been attending the medical
/ department of Willamette Univer-
sity for the past three years, and
| he willlfnish this year at the
| Tennessee institution. He Is to be
accompanied by James Lane. his
cousin of Harrisburg, who is to
take course in law.
Captain c. E. Dentler of the
nth regiment U. S. A., we'll know q
in Corvallis. where he was formers
ly commandant at OAC. left on
the 9th inst with his regiment for
Cuba. Mrs. Dentler and children
are at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
where for some time Captain Dent
, ler has been attending officers
school.
The new home for the Corval-
) lis postofice is to built by Salem
contractors. They are the firm of
Hughes & Headrick, the former OF
/ whom once resided in Jobs addi-
ton. The Headrick in the firm is
A. L. and the brother of Our Grow
er. The foundation for the build
ing is now being laid and the brick
work will begin shortly. The con-
: tractors arrived from Salem yester-
, day.
"A third newspaper has been
: started in Corvallis. It is a seven
column, four page weekly and is
called the Benton County Repub'
;. lican. The publishers are w. Ear
: Smith, who left Blackfoot, Idaho,
4 July 27th, and Milton Morgan O.
Corvallis. AS its name signifies,
the paper is republican in politics
!. The first number made its appear
$ ance this morning. Its regular
;. publication day will be Thursday
ALI the preliminary negotiations
: have been arranged for a sale o!
: the Flett livery barn at the corner
!. of Third & Madison. The pricl
:. fixed is $500, and the seller is
S James Flett. The buyer is Ch arle:
y Hout, and the delivery of the deco
y will take place as soon as the alb
n stract title is determined to be reg
T. ular. The property compr ses two
n lots or 100. square feet of ground
n and the livery stable situated there
( on.
i Rev Gibbs, who is to be the
e new pastor OF the M. E. church
e South, has arrived, and is to oc
1t cupy the parsonage. He is a NATIVE
n of Tennessee. bat has been for /,
y years a resident of the Coast. Fo.
/ the past five years he has been OF
fcially related to Columbia college
e the educational institution OF hi
It der ninatioa, and located at Milto,
st Eastern Oregon. Rev. Ellison
le whom Mr.. Gibbs succeeds at Cor
o wallis goes 10 Peoria and McFar
% land district.
5. Miss Louise Hecker. younges
III daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
OF Hecker of Soap Creek, was marie
s Wednesday to Leo Penners, Q
10 Salem, The ceremony was per
6 formed at $50 in the Catholi
church at Salem, Rev. Fathe
o Moore officiating. Mr., and Mrs
:. Penners will make their futur
- =. home in the capital city. Th
= = bride has wide circle offriends o
- Soap Creek, where she has been
: favorite in one of the oldest an
- =. best known pioneer families. Th
~ ~ groom Is a young man of exceller
~ character and Industrious habit.
We They had a big coyote chas
ke out in the Bellfountain and Wi
o. 1amette foothills the other day wit
ly the result that there is one les
IL varmint to death and destructio
in to the sheep and goat focks in, th
e