The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-05

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cupied the pulpit morning an
evening at the Episcopal church
Sunday. @ ...t
Miss Jessie Johnson, a Port
land trimmer, has arrived. and will
be employed during the season at
the millinery establishment of Bar
clay & Barclay.
MIR. Cummings and family of
Albany were Sunday guests OF
of his sister Mrs. George Irvine.
Professor F. Berchtold was
judge at the Albany McMinnville
debate Friday evening. and Prof
essor c. E. Bradley performed the
same office forthe Willamette-Pacific
teams at Salem.
Captain Apperson secretary
pro TEN of the college, left yester-
day for his home at Park Place, af-
ter several days spent at OAC in
the interest of the institution.
-Claud Swan and Nola Reed
attended the basket ball game at
Eugene Saturday between the Cres
cent and U. OF O. teams.
After few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Woodcock,
Miss Vesta Wallace returned to
her home in Albany today.
because of her inability to get
through the doorway. She was
Mrs William Mauer and she weigh
ed $50 pounds.
A woman who died in Chicago
recently was so big they had to
use derrick to get her out of the
house. After removing the sash Of
the window. She had not been
out Of the house for seven yeats
John Withycombe is employed
in the recorders office as an assist
ant. The rush Of work over there
on account of great number of real
estate transfers is unprecedented
DIR. ]. R. N. Bell and family
are moving this week from Port
land into the Presbyterian parson-
age in this city. DR.. Bell will oc-
cupy the pulpit morning and eve
ming next Sunday.
"A dancing party given by the
Barnacles in Taylors hall Saturday
evening was social event of un-
usual favor. Fifty persons were
present. Two more events of the
kind are to be given during the
season.
Prof. F. L. Kent has purchas.
ed the building formerly occupied
as an office by the late c. H. Lee.
A bathroom and other Improvements
are TO be added and the esablish-
ment be fitted mp for bachelor ap-
partn1ents, Fat east unti.
other exigencies arise.
! Unhappy Prineville-A little
batch of letters arrived there ths
other day. the first in 23 days, and
now another washout on the Col
urnbia & Southern railroad results
according to the account in 80 day:
more Of delay before the town viii
again be in communication by mail
with the outside world.
Arrival of homeseekers from
the East are expected within the
next few days in Oregon. The
colonlsts rates usually given by th'
railroads at this season went int
!. effect last Friday, and rates for the
next two months will be very low
The cost of ticket from Chicago
to any part of Oregon is $50, from
!! St. Louis, Kansas City, and othe
, Missouri river points, $25.
Harry Miller and Mabel Pear
Heisner were married at the HON,
. of Mrs. E. F. Bryant last Wednes
day evening, Rev. T. T. Vincen
; officiating. The wedding was en-
tirely private. the mother of tn
! bride being the only relative pres
ent. The groom is a brother c
the manager of the Western Unio,
Telegraph Co., and is native O
), Corvallis. The bride came witt
;, her mother to Corvallis in Decem
,, Der from Marsh6eld. Mr.. ane
E Mrs. Miller will leave for Marsh
t field to reside by the first boat t.
! leave Portland for Coos Bay.
5 Sheriff Burnett is repairing re
vised lists of taxes to be sent t
+ the various precincts. It has bee
!. his custom to send these lists t
!. all the precints so that each tax
: payer could ascertain the amour
he owed and remit to the sherii
by check or otherwise without be
a ing REQUIRED to make the trip I