The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-04
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MISS MdIy Su HeIIduu udS le-
turned from a visit with Albany
and Scio friends. Ia
j. E. Vinegar, now a resident
Of Oregon City, was Corvallis
visitor Wednesday. 9
An effort is being made to Sc
cure the famous Irish drama '..Ker-
ry Cow for the date of January
II, aud if it succeeds will be an
event in local theatrical matters.
Mrs. Gerber and son Henry,
are home from a weeks visit with
George Bauerline and family at
Salem. The latter occupies re-
sponsible position at the electric
light and power plant at the capital
Charley Butler and wife of
Portland are spending a few days
in Corvallis guests at the Kerr
! home. They were at one time re-
, sidents of Corvallis. but Mr.. But
| ler is now in the transfer business
In Portland. ...
| Harold, the two-year-old son
O. Frank Taylor, who resides near
Philomath, was buried Wednesday.
| Although two physicians attended
the little one, it is understood that
there was no definite conclusion as
to its ailment. >s +. -.
| Carl Porter has resigned his
position at the Centennial Meat
Market, and, with his family. is
preparing to engage in farming
Carl and his brotherrin-law John
Whitaker have rented the farm for
mer1y owned by the latter's parents
and are to become partners.
Those who commence the new
year by enrolling in the Corvallis
Business College are sure of sue
cess. President Richardson con-
ducts Clerical Office il Portland
for the purpose Of placing young
people In positions. He places S
to IS every week. Graduates are
sure. of good positions. Day and
night school. ...., 7.s, ,*.s II.
= Has anybody found John Wells
pipe? Mr.. Wells THINKS he left il
in some Main street business house
It is an old style mereschaum
which he has taken comfort ir
during the past thi ty years, ano
naturally he will be grateful t.
anyone who return it to him. :.
"A. F. Peterson came up from
Portland Tuesday evening and will
be here tor a day or two. Mr.
Peterson has built for himself ane
family an elegant home in Port
land but the continued illness o
Mrs. Peterson precludes the enjoy
ment of au otherwise desirable sit
cation IL +: s.5& n s41z
Clint Clmeron, an employe o
of the fausbendent Telephone Co
fellf-orn a pole Thursday morning
, a l'1'snces oftwenty feet. He wa
re,sdesed unconscious for briei
t';ne but at length was able tt
va to his boarding house. Gin
WAS scalping a standing pole will
a. drawing knife and in som
manner his safety strap bscam
unsnapped and he fell backward
Last Tuesday shipment o
, 100 stock hogs arrived on the Co. 8
E. train from Nashville They wer
raised by William Porter. of Rocl
creek and he drove them form ther
to the shipping point. Enrout
he. lost II head. AT Corvallis. MI
Porter disposed of the hogs, at; si
cents per pound, gross, to i L. C
| Rrice VIII , conducts farm a shol
distance west of this city. Th
III hogs aver age inweight about 10
pounds. ,l,i... - '.5 H.. -.
] / 1.-The marriage of Walter Well
of Buena Vista. and Miss Alice Ma
hafey, occurred at the home {
1 Mr.. and Mrs. David Mahafey Net
Years day. The ceremony wa
t performed by Rev. Feese in tn
presence of relatives and a few il
e vited guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Well
are to reside at Buena Vista wher
the groom is well known and
II thrifty young man. The bride ha
= resided for several years in Corva
4 lis and is highly esteemed. Anon
the guests were, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
!, ters, Mr.. and Mrs, Swami, Mr.. an
Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Hammell.
-O3 New Year evening at s o
f clock, atthe residence of the bride
/. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Fos
er, Thomas C. Flett and Mau6
+. L. Foster were united in marriag
in the presence Of immediate re
j latives only Rev. M. S. Bush %
III ficiatiuo u AfA.fha c1oSe of fh