The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-19
Fisher sells the Trowbrigde piano

Mrs. T. H. Crawford returned
last night from an extended visit
with Portland friends.
John Webster, of the 'o5 grad
uat ing class-of Philomath college
has purchased and installed saw
mill at Wren.
1.-THE Gospel of Temperance"
will be the subject Of an address at
the Christian church next Sunday
! afternoon at 3'oclock. The speak
er is Mrs. Newell of Eugene.
! "A valuable pin is reported as
LIST in the Times classified colu nm
and reward is offered for its re-
turn. Other interesting notices
appear in that and other advertis-
ing colums. Read them all.
Mrs. Newall, state Evangelist
and Vice Presidedt of the W. c.
T. U. of Oregon will speak at the
Christian church on Gospel Tenn
HSA eiSS~y at lhSCC r. LIZ LtS1J
one cordially invited.
subjects at M. E. church Sun
day: II a. M, lone of the Forces
of Christianity" Evening, five
minute prelude on Sam Jones and
Reno Hutchinson. "Who is the
: Man?"
= The annual alumni football
: game takes place on college field
tomorrow afternoon. Among the
@ old gridiron heroes expected to be
: on hand are. Bert Pilkington,
Rinehart, Emily. Walker, Elgin,
and others. The game is called
6 for 2:3o @ clock.
> Search of the recoads is In
q progress to determine the reliability
of the title to lot owned by Mrs
Il James Cauthorn on Main street in
IS the Fred Clark block. If certain
missing deed turns up, the property
: will become Harley Halls, ano
{ he will build a house On it.
. Sew enty five foot frontage OF
>. ,. the east side of Rogoway's furnit
10 ure store has been sold by Amber
& Waters to F. Keeny of Halsey
N for consideration of $1,000. 1
10 is the report that the purchaser is
lie debating the question Of whether O.
7. not to build a livery stable building
n on the ground.
-s The corner stone of the nev
le German Lutheran edi6ce is to b
=, laid Sunday afternoon at 2:3o O.
h clock. The building is located Oh
at lots east of the residence propert
6 recently owned and occupied b.
IN Prof. McKellips. The corner ston
n ceremonies will be attended witt
g. special services, including sermon
by Rev. Ingle of Salem, in tn
German language, and an addres
us in English by Rev. Byerline {
e. Albany. Everybody is invited.
~ 1t was an unlucky day at tn
a. a. Colbert factory yesterday. Charlie,
~ Colbert was in the act of steppin
W W out OF the front door when his foe
81 slipped. He fell and rib struc
~ on one of the forks of a saw buck
=. A fractured rib is supposed to /
% the result. Near the same time
~ ~ while feeding the sticker. a piec
- of oak rebounded and struck Walt
-. ~ er Colbert in the hand, inficting
" painful wound. Both brothers al
- able to be around, but neither ca
ne M do yoeman's work for sever
~ days.
Though nothing is being sal
;, about it preliminaries are in motto
1s- 1 for the big agricultural fair to tax
=. ue place in Corvallis next Septembe,
~ -. lasting three days. Incidentals a
-, ~ being looked after preparatory
N -.e tha Citizens League NEE ing tt
g, 81 first Tuesday in next month whe
" ,ea the matter will be presented to ths
,. ~. organization. The scheme is Il
'.y ~ best and biggest ever laid out f
" Corvallis and Benton county, b
~ cause of the Intimate aim the pls
lau carries with it.
the "A scene OF extraordinary a
of tlvity is presented when the weat
lee er permits at the corner north a
ow ross the street from the Occident
m holel. From a dozen to score
red workmen engaged there Q
big the bank bhilding and the post
the flee building, construction ope,
ler- tions on both of which are bel
ater pushed to the utmost vigor.
the the bank building, the foundati
work is all completed and the CO
ia penters are laying the joists. 7
~ ~. foundation of the postoffice bull
wv Nv. ing will soon be. completed.
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