The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-05

-C.rlston Radamaker, a brother
of Mrs. Philip Phile, is confined to
the house suffering from weakness
of the heart, however, be expects to
be out in few days.
w. II. NJ. Tedamann, Port
land merchant, arrived a couple OF
days ago to visit his relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Phile. Mrs. Phile
has been confined to the house Tor
several days suffering from severe
attack of neuralgia in the head.
The suits have arrived for the
O. A. G. base ball team, The sh S,
pants and caps are ma
room, aod the stockings have orarge
stripes. o. A. c. in orange is on
the breast of the shirts. The whole
effect is described as ''swell." The
team is counted very stroog one,
and will contest for the Northwest
championship. The schedule in
clndes games with Pullman, U. of
O., Willamette and othtr strong
aggregations. The new suits are
on exhibition at M. NJ. Longs.
AT this weeks session the coun.
ey court turned down the petition
OF the sheriff and superintendent
for type writers. Last year $3.50
was paid by the court for book
type writer for clerk Vincent and
recectly similar machine. was
purchased for the recorder at 500.
Petitions were filed by the sheriff
and superintendent for machines,
aud after being continued for a
term or two, the petitions were turn-
ed down. The latter two officials
do not understand the reason f, r
the discrimination, and it is the
rnmor that they will bring suit.
Three adding machines were
at the court house for the county
court to make a purchase of one at
this weeks session, and as many
experts were on hand to display the
good points of their respective ma
chimes. A petition of all the coun-
ty officers asking the purchase Of
an adder was filed last year, as will
be remembered, and at that time,
denied. When Informed that
the machines were at hsn1 and
that perhaps it would be desired te
examine them, the court replied
that there was mo official informa-
ton" concerning them before the
court, and acco, dinghy no examina
ton was made. The machines were
all shipped to Portland today.
The following real estate trans
fers have been filed for record: Al
media Murray and husband to E
W. Langdon, 14o acres in Ki ,gi
Valley, $1oo; M. P. Burne t, sheriff
to Bertha Greenberg, block Fl
Ayary's addition, ST.. Moses Neu
gass to Bertha Greenberg, same
property, 81; M. Burnap to M
Scherin, two lots in block 2o. $500
Bertha Greenberg to M. c. Miller
block ~. $40; NJ. G. Miller to M
G Hayes, lots ID block 81, $1,000
c. P. Hodges to H. T. Ridders, 1S
acres near Wells, $3797;J. NJ. How
ard to A Williamson, one and one
half lots in block L, $1o25; M. P
Pangburn to o. Howard, 80 acres
near Monroe, 81.
Mrs. Eliza A. Knight, who hal
resided in Corvallis since 1861, dice
at her home on Main street las
night. She was the widow of the
late j. A. Knight, formerly Cor
Wallis undertaken, pioneer resident
who located in Corvallis in the '5o's
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight were married
in Albany in 1861, that place being
then the home of the latter. Th'
funeral is to occur from Wi1kin'
undertaking parlors at two o'cloci
tomorrow and the service will b
directed by the Rebekahs. The in
term ent will be in Odd Fellow
cemetery. Surviving relatives ar
q sister, Mrs. Crittenden in Port
land, and daughter, Mrs. Fitzpat
rick, of London, England. Mrs
Knight was about Il years of age
and during the last years of her lif
vas an invalid.