The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-02-27
LOCAL LORE.
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Lime, Sulphur and Salt for
spraying at S. L. Kline's.
When you want a Sewing Ma
chine see J. H. Harris. Big line
White and New Home.
Carpets at cost at Hollenberg
& Cady's.
Marx McCallister of Salem,
arrived yesterday and is the guest
of Corvallis friends.
A. w. Blackburn of Lebanon,
was the guest over Sunday, Of Cor
wallis friends.
Mrs. A. D. Morrison of Carl
ton. is visiting at the home of her
father, w. S. Linville.
Meal Murray, Tom Shea,
Walter Sheagreen. w. Galloway
and Harry Shea, were guests Sun
day of Corvallis friends.
Miss Lillian Crawford returned
to her home in Albany, Sunday ev-
ening after a visit with Corvallis
relatives.
What is certain to be the most
exciting basket ball game of the
season takes place in the Armory
Friday night. 1t will be between
Dallas and o. A. c.. and it in
wolves the championship.
Harold Belt, brother of George
Belt of K1ine's, and a we'll known
Corvallis boy. is to be a pitcher on
the Seattle base ball team the COM
ing season. He has signed up for
the position, and is to receive a sal
a1y of SITS per month.
The order of things has been
reversed. A wealthy English lord
is about to marry a poor American
chorus girl and possibly he may OBJ
tain more happiness than the count
less lords, dukes and counts who
have married our dollars so pro-
miscuously.
Harry Stimson of Myrtle Point
was the guest Saturday of his broth
er Fred c. Stimson, of o. A. c.
The first is an employee of the
Southern Pacific in the bridge SER
vice and is at present employed in
the construction of steel bridges in
Cow Creek Canon. He was with
the end Oregon Volunteers in the
Philippines.
DO you think it is possible
for a man to succeed nowadays
without a college education?' ga
good deal depends on what he
wishes to succeed at. If he desires
to write novels or be a statesman
he a get along without it. If he
wishes to pitch in one of the base
ball leagues it will be almost indis
pensable."
DR.. Frank Hall. of Albion
Wash, had his shoulder broken il
a runaway accident recently. HI
was driving a livery team when one
of the brides broke and came of
the horses head. The team rar
one and a half miles before collid
ing with a post. upsetting the rig
and injuring DR.. Hall, as mention
ed. DR.. Hall is a brother of Har
ley Hall Of this city.
Albert Kemp VS. Martha A
Kemp is the title of a divorce cast
on record at the clerks Office. The
couple were married in Linn county
in November 1882, and there are
two minor children. The plaintiff
asks for custody of the children and
assigns cruel and inhuman treat
ment as the cause.
The Ladies' Aid Society of til,
First Methodist church gave al
"At Hcme' this afternoon from
2:3o to S, in the new basement re
ception rooms. About $50 invita-
tons had been issued, and Their
was a large attendance. The room:
were prettily decorated, and ligh
refreshments were served.
"A "conundrum supper is tt
be given one week from tonight b,
the w. H. M. S. of the M. E
church. The guests are requested
to wear something suggestive of tn
title of a song. Instrumental mus
ic will be rendered, and suppe
will be served, and everyone is Ger
TEN to enjoy the novelty of tn
event. The affair will occur in tn
church basement.
The basket ball game in Col
lege Armory Friday night settle
the question of whether or not th
OAC men are to be champions O
Oregon. 1t they win that game
their title will be clear to the stat,
collegiate championship. They re
Gently beat the Dallas team on til