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

Eggs Is, cents per dozen.

tx. u Wills aou lauily uow
occupy Heilig Hall.
Bobby" Burns, valedictorian
of the class of &c came up from
Portland to witness the o. IA. c..
Cresc ent basket ball game.
Mrs. Joseph Marvin left Fri
day to be at the bedside of her
mother in Iowa.
e. P. Greffrz was shaking
hands with old friends in this city,
Friday.
Travis Med witt, of Portland,
attended the Bafnacle party Satur-
day evening.
Miss Bessie Irvine went to
Brownsville today for visit with
her brother.
Mise Mary Nolan leaves tomor.
row for a weeks visit with Portland
friends.
1T isn't often that the Villa.
mette is at as low stage at this sea.
con. ..
Bishop N. Caatle, who, during
the past fortnight, has been dang
erously i'll with in6ammatory rheum
atism, Is in a convalesctn Mt copdi-
tion.
The front of Jack Mines ci.
gar store is to have new folding
doors. Charles Hecke1t is dcing
the work.
"A telegram from Mrs. M. M
Davis to the family in this city, re
lates that Harry Davis, now in a
hospital in Los Angeles. is slightly
improved in health. He went to
the hospital for treatment from Ne
vada four weeks ago, with an at
tack of dysentery. ....
Web Belknap of Bellfountain
precinct, this morning received a
Petaluma incubator of leo egg ca.
pacity. He started home In high
expectation of great success with
the artificial hatcher. One thous-
and chicks is what be intends to
hatch tbs spring with remarkable
luck.
Reserved &C ats for the o. A. G.
Crescent basket ball game to be
played over tomorrow evening, will
te on sale at Graham & Wortham' &
tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock,
in the probate court: Invento.
Ties filed in the estates of w. F.
Miller and G. G. Felger show val.
ue OF So, 392 and $4,000 respective.
iy. William Buchanan has beer
named as administrator of the IS
tate of William 7 Ihomas with bono
fixed at $1200, and Lincoln Cham
bers, c. Veal and Samuel Kerr ar.
the appraisers. .-se..trI
The Philomath State Bank ha
installed new burglar proof safe
The new depository weighs tw'
tons. The banks business ha
passed the experimentative stag
and entered upon an era of 6nanci
al prosperity that necessitates th'
adding of appliances to accommo
date an increasing volume of trade
LAST Saturday representative
eof the Hazelwood Creamery Com
.pany, Of Portland, were in Philo
smath negotiating with citizens witt
reference to establishing a brancl
creamery at that point. The, pro
5ect was deemed feasible enougl
that the company will send pro
moser to the community this weel
to make canvass to determin
how many farmers will patroniz
the creamery in case 1t is located q
Philomath. 1t Ia understood ths
the company will install the cream
cry If the lacteal product Of 30
cows can be secured to start th
business.
Real estate transfers filed g
xhe court house are as follows
United States to G. c. Huff. patent
80 ecres northwt st of Philomath
c. G. Huff to R. L. Glass8o acre
northwest of Philomath, $1,000
A. Henrikson to J. E. Gardner
Asa acres near Wren, $4,000; f
C. Bowersox to S. Harlan, lots
and S, block IL, Wilkins Addition
Corvallis, $500; s. Harlan to E. E
Wilson, lots 4 and S, block II, Viii
kins Addition, Corvallis, 5000; ]
M. Freeman to J. D. Garman, "a
acres, northwest OF Corvallis, 81
E. c. Johnson to J. D. Garman
16o acres, northwest of Corvallis
$1o; J. E. Dean to Lucy M. Rair
water, 6 acres near Albany, S3oo
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