The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-10
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

p rofessor Berch.od is attend
Iug tie Cratauqua sessions at
>Asaland.
Mayor A. j. johnson arrived
a0 ndsy from business trip to
Es Esros.-Salem Journal.
Mrs. E R. Bryson arrived this
morning from a brief visit at Eu-
gene
A son arrived at the home cf
Nc. and Mrs. Charles E. Hout, to.
d@y. -l
-Or. Withycombe and A L.
kuisesy have returned from a tour
-nf G astern Oregon, where they have
Asen conducting farmers institutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garrow
nave purchased home in Eaet
R ortlan nd, and will move to the ne
sSapolis to reside.
-"This dog, madam, would Re
zfDeap at 52O." II would like him
sss [ am afraid my husband might
aETect." Madam, you can get
smother husband much easier than
q dog like that"
The TINES has received an in
vuace of new type faces aud is bet.
ser than ever prepared to do plain
aud ornamental job work at lowe st
rates. Call, phone, or mail your
sesaers and they wi!lreeeive prompt
H ttentitu
The council met last night, and
was busy with routine business un-
Il a late hour. Among other bust.
mess transacted was the opening of
& street a distance of two blocks
adj dining the residence property of
~2adge McFadden.
For over twenty years, says the
Albany Democrat, one of the sons
st Rev. Van Winkle, of H4lsey
Es been in Willamette University
The Gfth, Charles, now being stu.
dent there, during that time the
wniver-ity never being without a
gar W.ukle.
e r. Btyson arrived this
xs,orning from SaattIe. He went
there as a witness in the Mitchell
.xr's4, hut like several Other wttr S,
<ees tor tbs defelse, his testin O "
aass mot admitted After a few
~q9estions, objections were made
ssSsa the court ruled the evidence
~1nt. 1t $ M. Bryson'r impression
1ha' ..1ere will be an acqnittal.
Two dollars aud sky cents 9
snead for the wool on sheep l. ry
ii De showi: G. That. hoSev 7, IS
'wnaS. M, Narv Bsrc!ay's BAD cf
'Saqso eheep did for their owner this
Sea.oa. I % wool was sold ye.ter-
day and it went to A. Wilhelm &
SOFAS at Monroe at 26 cents pound.
The band averaged 10 pounds per
tsead, and the total revenue from
-&hem in wool was $6Q9 go. =
The work of excavating for the
new building Mayor Johnson is to
= Sesi.d tat the corner of Main aud
Madison lie to begin in few days.
The plans and Specifications are all
= ready, and the contract will soon
be let. There Is a prospect that
Pioneer stone instead of brick will
: ss used in the walls. The building
4+&isso:be steam heated throughout with
basement and every other modern
rs;uuveeience, with a janitor. to lock
+ afser;things. There will be two big
Gesfnsss rooms on the first floor
aud Offices on the second. 49,
--Mesdames Minnie and Mira
Wyatt, wives of w. T. and Homer
Wyatt. respectively, the former Of
Galley Alberta, the latter of Bell
view. Or, are visiting relatives and
~sfrseeas at Philomath. Mrs. Min.
fsEie Wyat. will return to her Cana
dian boms'in about fortnight
s be reports that by reason of recent
= ceoious rains, crop conditions, s1e
s~sHceuraging ia the kings domin-
ion. Prof. w. T. Wyatt for several
years taught in the public schools
af Benton county, and was for four
years president Of the college OF
lPhilomath. He expects to return
20 the Willamette Valley to live
5ust as soon as he can arrange bus
iaess matters across the boundary
siiae.