The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-26

VI AlOduy, Iuis week VlsiCeQ tueit
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Winkley, of the Corvallis
"Palace of Sweets
Ms. Amelia Shubert has been
absent several days from her post
of duty, at Nolan's store on &C.
count Of illness.
Joseph Hecker was up from
Wells last Wedne day on business.
aud was the guest over night Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold King.
The big 15O-horse power Just
installed at the Kaupisch creamery
was fitted up yesterday morning
and Its performance was highly sat.
isfactory.
Julius Wuestefa)t was a Corval-
lis visitor tuesday. He is asso-
ciated with Carl Hode. iu the wet
goods business at 2U9 Washington
street Portland.
-Adam Graham came up from
Portland ths first of the week for
few days visit, retu,n ming Thurs
day.
"A Sunday school will be organ
lied at Mou ntain View school house
next Sunday at 2:3o P. M. All
citiz q cf that community are ask-
ed to attend. AT $3.50 Rev. Hand
saker of the Christian Church in
Cor Wallis will preach.
1t is understood that the Hotel
Corvallis will open again for busi.
ness after being closed for a mo, tn
pending it's slallation of new for.
niiure and fixtures.
Francis McDevitt has returned
t. Co va lis t. mpor AZ J. md is act.
lng as oookkeeper at the Kaupisch
creamery and ice factory. A de.
'cision to remain here permanently
would be welcome Dews to Mr.. M
Dsvitt's many Corvallis friends.
Excavation for Small's bIi k
was com pleted the first of the week
and construction of cement piers is
under way. A considerable force
of workmen began operations Thurs
day under supervision of the con-
tractor w. o. Hecksrt.
Beginning next Sunday Rev.
Handsaker of the Christian Church
will preach series of sermons on
IA Journey Through the Bible. -
Next Sunday morning the theme
will be, "Creation." 10 the even
ing the topic will be 1.-The Flood. -
The choir will render special music
at the morning service, at night
the male chorus will sing.
The U. of o. baseball team
was beaten Wednesday by the Col.
fax Trolley League team by score
of 8 to 3. To the eighth innins the
game was excellent, the score 8 to
L, favoring Oregon. In the eighth
Clifford went wild, giving FIVE sim
gle hits aud one base on balls, the
team making three errors. Hath
way made two. base hit and stole
third, but did not score for Oregon
Bate ies-University. Clifford
johnson; Colfax, Parrish. Kriet7
One of the lower rooms in the
old Fisher brick is being repaired
and re6tted for use of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co. as e
office. Among the more importau
i'm provements Is the placement O.
a new glass front. Within a fea
days the central Office will be NOV
ed from its present quarters in tbe
Palace Market brick. A new switch
board, now due from the factory
together with furniture for the OF.
Grating room, is to be installed at q
cost of more than SIS, 900.
The OAC basketball team viii
participate in its fret big game o.
the season on the college diamond
tomorrow at 2:3o. 1t will be with
the Willamette University team aud
it rromises to be a hot game. The
at,e victories of the home team
ever Salem high school and Che
1nnWa are evidences that the OAC
ihess will make good this season,
The Willamette team Is a stronl
aggregation and will work hard fo,
the long end of the score. Admis
sion will be 25 esnte.