The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-11-06
Wheat IS. Oats 80 to 90.

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Bellfoun;aip, is suffering with an
attack Of typhoid tever.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Ireland
arrived Friday evening from
weeks visit 10 Portland.
B rt P.jkipgton came up Fri
day from Portland for e couple of
days visit with college friends.
$. N. Lilly, A, c. Tuuison and
John Rickafd have been appointed
appraisers of the estate Of John Nc
Gee, deceased. .. -fr g..
The Ladies Whist club is to be-
entertained tomorrow af ernt on by
Mrs. Ed. Andrews. H
H. NJ. S.one left Monday for
three q ontbs' visit 10 Iowa and oth-
er Eastern states. ..-...-.-..--.-
After two weeks siege of la
gfjpDe ,JMr-. Jessie Flint is conva-
lesct NJ and will be glad TO see her
friends. .--EHn . t'.-8It 555fs.1T5 Il '-
The tottom eeemst to have fall
en- out of chistim. Five and half
is the best obtair able price now fer
old bark, local dealers say. The
deliveries have all been made, how.
ever, and the price cuts but tile
figure. i--'4 ~ ~
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The FRI recital of TIE. season,
ws!l ! e given. hy pupils of the Scbool
of Music in college hapel F. d y
evening of this week. The pro-
gram opeus ct 8:15. .g, H. -z,.f T..
Mrs. S G. Irvine and daugh-
ter, Ats. nf Newport, passed through
Ftae city Saturday on their way TO
Il;-rkeley W bere Miss Irvine will en-
| i, + the University Of California. 81
l. The eight year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Read is con :
walls Sc Mt from an attack Of typhoid
fever. The family resides on the
Albany road three miles from Cor,
! val lis. -
Mise Dorae Watkins, daughter
of Levi and M4rv Watkins. of Bell
founlain, died at the. family homo
last "Wednesday. She was buried
Thursday lin Newton cemetery.
She was aged 36,a and all her life
bad bt en- o invalid. z.-s-,.f -.
ibis time it is the Sunday
scbool from which emanates the
''qpick md the dead" "Ye', miss, "
lays the young hopeful, "the quick
is ,h-m as gets out of the way of
mo- or cars, and the dead is them as
doesn't" @ .oG
DIR. ]. s. Potter, NJ. D.. who
resides in Northern Washington
along the Ii, of the Great North
ern railroad has arrived, and Is
looking for location for the prac-
lice of his profession He lett today
for Alsea, Sl2oo. >.g -...-I.....z
Found G, lost articles or thinge
for sale, or wanted snd like adver-
tisements rarely fail Of res sults in
the 1IMEs special column, Watch
lii. Watch all th advertising col
umns in the paper. 1t pays to do
%. Besides they are interesting
reading. They are all well edited.
Ellsworth Corps No. Z w. R. G..
bad the hoEos of a visit from their
department. president, Mary G. Hill
dre,h of Grants Pass, on Saturday
the Sd int. After the regular meet
ing a reception was held in hor or
of the distinguished visitor, which
was joined by Ellsworth Post G. A,
E. Refreshments we've served. Af-
ter an enjoy able evening the recep-
lion closed with singing Of patriotic
airs by the sladiessand old soldiers.
The following real estate trans
fers rave been fled for record at
the court house: Martha NJ. Cau-
thorn to Harley L. Hall and wife,
one lot on Main street, $3.50; Jane
Danman to Marion Wagner one lot
in blo' K folr, Chase's addition.
1850: F. c.. CLARK and wife to o.
W. Beckwitb, one lot iu block two,
Dixon's addition, $40; Morse Bur
rap and wife to Sarah j. Fletcher,
Que lot in 1lock 26. IS 20; Mary A.
Egbert to M. B. Rankin, 100 acres
near Mary's Peak, $l2oo; Hide
brand to M. B. Rankin, 16o acres
| near Alsea, 81; J. H Edwards and
wife to F. B. end F. L. Reader, leg
acres near Monroe, $4,000; O. Y.
H Hurt and wifs to A. e. Wilkins and
wife, residence. property in South
Corvallis, $1125; Minnie e, Lea ct
al to Olviila Martin, 500 acres ne9r
| Alsea. 4galio..} a