The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-20

MISS Mary SutneflanQ was a
guest this week at the Rosendorf
home.
The wool clip is nearly all sold
and delivered. Local dealers quote
it at 90 to 20 cents.
Mrs. Henry Reed and little
daug hter of North Bend are guests
for few days at the Lee Henkle
home.
Married, Wednesday, ct the
court house by Rev. T. T. Vincent.
D. M. Ross OF Box and Miss Daisy
M. Miller of Kings Valley.
Mrs. Frank Alexander of
Olympia. Washington, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. John Foster
at the farm home twelve miles south
of this city.
R. E. Moore, c. & E. engineer
on the Corvallis-Albany local, re
turned Thursday from a weeks
visit in Portland.
Rev. J. c. Gooarich, Ph. B.,
Of Riverside, California. has arriv-
ed at Philomath, and is to be pro
fessor of mathematics at the College.
He has purchased property at Phi
lomath.
During the past month the
number OF visitors to Reading
Room has averaged eighty per
week. The room is especially open
to out of Town people, who will find
it a pleasant place in which to rest.
According to the annual report
of the director of the experiment
station, the number of farmers in
stltutes held last year was "A.
They were attended by more than
1o, 900 persons.
w. w. Weeks of LaGrande,
arrived Tuesday, and IS the guest
of Corvallis friends. Mr.. Weeks
was recently elected secretary
treasurer of the Blue Mountain
Creamery Company, which owns
creameries at Pendleton, LaGrande,
Union, Enterprise and Wallowa,
and in which company he is a stock
holder.
Mrs ]. F. Mayberry, wife and
mother in well known family in
the north end of the county was
committed to the asylum Wednes.
day. There is a. lot of pathos in
the case as there is in all cases, and
the family has universal sympathy.
Mrs. Mayberry is As years of age.
The man who was first to VIC
late the new local option law in old
Yamhill got it where Eliza buttons
her collar. He sold a bottle O
whiskey and a bottle of beer to g
Yamhiller, and when it was proven
on him the court fined him $500
and sentenced him to serve 20 days
in Jail. At that price Yamhill will
not be bothered much with boot
Logging.
The annual game of football
between o. A. c. and U. OF O. is
scheduled for November roth. L
is to be played at Corvallis. An
other probable game is with Whit
man, with a possibility that Nov.
ember 2Ist will be the date anc
Corvallis the place. Seattle ha:
asked for game and wants o. A
c. to go there TO play it. No ar
rangement has been made Yet, how
ever. Graduate Manager Pilking
!. ton is at work on the schedule.
The Cordley-Shaw bug ane
bird hunting expedition arrived
home Wednesday. After five
weeks of travel in land where the
mercury played around 1oS and III
in the shade most of the time, tht
, caravan didn't move like a boy-kill
: ing Portland auto car or present thu
shiny appearance of a newly paint
ed buggy in the morning sunlight
The Horses didn't prance up stree
| like war steeds. but meanderec
l along with bowed heads and weary
steps. Prof. Shaw secured Is fin,
specimens of which 80 are believe
to be new ones, several of which b.
did not expect to find. Prof. Cord
: ley's search for bug specimens wa
equally successful, and the tril
fruitful of results. Both know nov
: what an Eastern Oregon deser
5 means in the good old summe
time.
Albany Democrat:-The sill
; cate sand for the two big filters o
; the Willamette Valley Co, arrivee
. by freight last evening, and tn
100000 pound capacity steel ca
filed with it was side-tracked at tn
Magnolia Mills, from which it vii
be taken to the water power station
, and placed in the filters. Beside
I the sand, a special kind of gravel
a to come from Seattle, is also delay
ed ond will he here fornorrov., n