The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-02
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Leeso were pas
sengers via the Westside this noou
for 2 ortland.
President Gath went to Port
land today.
Sheriff Burnett left this noon
for Portland.
Waitress-Roast muttonon.
lam BIT urnipsbeetspotatoesfrie oliver
steak nonions.-Boarder-Are they
In has fern as you announce them,
or separate?
In a sharply contested election
ia Brownsville yesterday, J. D IL
vine, formerly of Corvallis, was
elected mayor of Brownsville by
a majority of 26. Taxation for pub
lie improvement was the issue,
and the progressive ticket won
There is beginning to be some
talk about the city election. 1t hap
pens to be quiet, as there seems to
be no issue. Candidates are under
stood to be scarce. The officers to
be elected are a mayor, chief of po-
lice, police judge, treasurer and four
cou ncilmen.
This is the bess town 10 the
valley" remarked drummer on
she street yesterday afternoon.
Half dozen people were standing
by. There are more people on
tia street in this town than in ma
NY towns in Eastern Oregon double
ats size, and all of them seem 10
have something to do. always
do a good business in this town,
aud we always get our money.
Corvallis is one of tie best towns 1
know Of" 1t sounded good, for
the man spoke with great earnest
ness and meant what he said. He
travels for well.known Portland
ssta blishment. Pretty much the
same story is said to be told By all
of the commercial men.
E. e. Wilson was to have bee n
a member of the Leans" in the
basket ball game at the college Fri
day night. He was depended on
as one of the star players and his
absence in the struggle probably
accounts for the victory of the
~'fats." No blame attaches, howev.
eer. aud his partners in the team
have forgiven his absence. He sem
1netead certificate signed by DR.
jackson, stating that Mr.. Wilsor
~as physically incopacitated from
playing. Dr.. Jackson is veter
dnary surgeon, and the certi6cat
was perfectly satisfying to Mr.. Will
sons team mates and many friends
who, however, wonder whether 1t i
a CASE of spawn, broken wind o
stringbalt.
The marriage of Miss Elizabe Il
Rice of Corva lis, and Frank L
Robinson Of Lisbon, North Dakota
was solemnized at the home of tn
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G F
Rice, at noon, Saturday. The kno
was tied by Rev. G. c. Hurd Ii
the presence of the family and 3
guests The wedding march wa
played by Miss Elsie Rice and lit
tie Miss sMildred Hall was fowe
girl. Frank White was best ma
and Miss Lulu Rice bridesmaid
The ceremony was very impressive
and when congra tulations were oy
IT the bridal party and guests pal
took Of a delicious wedding luuch
eon- The home. which shelters on
of the best families in the count
was beautifully decorated for th
socc aston. The bride is a fovorit
With many friends, and has bee
fog several years organist at tt
Methodist church. The groom
employed in bank at Lisbor
North Dakota, which place Mr.. an
Mrs.. Robinson are to depart In thre
weeks, to reside.
"A pretty incident happened
G. A. R. Hall Saturday night.
was at the meeting OF the Old So
~4diers Monument association. Anon
the guests was Dr.. J. r. N. Bell,
man who wore the Gray for TO,
years and one month. At the su,
,gestion of veteran who wore II
Blue almost as long, DR.. Bell W.
called on for an address. He was
Winchester. Curiously enough, j
the hall was D. G. Rose, who, to
wasatWinchester. Mr.. Rose fougl
on one side of the river. and D
Bell on the otheer The fact gave
touch of extreme interest to the r
marks of DR.. Bell, and in a sho
address full Of patriotism, remini
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