The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

&A4Ss 4'lSSuCl d1IlVCo last
from Portland where she went to
beat the bedside of her : daughter,
Mrs. Elgin, who is very much i'm
proved.
"A meeting of the o. A. C.I
alumni occurs Friday night in
college chapel. All are urged to
attend.
Mrs. w. G. Davis entertains
the Afternoon Reading Club this
afternoon at four clock at ''coun-
try supper"
MIR. Mosier who has been a
salesman and window decorator at
Nolan's, has resigned his position
I to go into business for himself at
LaGrande. He and Mrs. Mosier
left yesterday.
Married, on the sth inst, at his
mhoe in Wells, W. L. (a1thorn to
Mrs. Emily Quesenberry of Trina
dad, Colorado. The couple were
: acquaintance 40 years ago in Miss
B ours
+ Gibbs earns disappeared three
weeks ago from the Moore saw mill
I west of town, and some anxiety
1 has been felt as tc his whereabouts.
4 A letter addressed to him II days
\ ago at the home of a friend in
I Washington has not returned, and
4 the family believe Mr.. earns is
there.
! Nobody knows why it was
( done. Perhaps it was thoughtless-
ness. Somebody. young men per-
haps, used the court house park for
/ site whereon to practice the art of
I jumping. Holes big and deep were
/ torn up and the lawn for consider
able space destroyed, The indig'
nation of Janitor Glassford over the
affair Is so intense, and justly so,
that he offers a reward of SIS for
information that will lead TO the ar
Z rest of the guilty parties.
"A meeting of the Willamette
\ Presbytery and the Presbyterial So
ciety of the Presbyterian church
occurs tomorrow at Brownsville,
and DR.. Bell and J. B. Irvine &C
as delegates to the former and Mrs
I Horner, Mrs. Richard and Mrs
Marvin are delegates to the latter
They 90 today.
d Several Important taxpayer
overlooked tne date ior payment c
taxes ani the heavy hand of th
penalty have fallen on them. On
Corvallis busine IS man who settle
4 day or two after the delinquer
J period had to pay penalty of 81
aeand Corvallis professional man
E the same boat had Sic extra to pa,
4 They we're cases where little o.
ersight cost money.
. 4 The city attorneys Office b
" been busy today with the details
\ a case wherein E. W. Strong is e
50 pected to be defendant, What t
y.ve character of the evidence is has +
last Deen learAeo nor Is II yet kin
,e,,s what the charge is. As men s.or
times do, Mr.. Strong fell under
influence of tarantular, and. WI
aday in that condition visited the ho
p to of DR.. Jackson, the veterina
There his behavior was unsee1
on account of the language us
t of and the preparation of the case
rops, the outcome. The defendant
ans. probably plead guilty.
maud The funeral of Mrs. E
sell Knight occurred from Wilkins
ford dertaking parlors at two o'cl
niger Saturday The service was c
this Quoted by DIR. Bell. ard was IN
nued the auspices of the Ret tekahs. tt
d of were floral offerings and goo
many number of old friendswere prest
oably Mrs. Knight, instead of IL as
grain ported, was about 50 years of {
She lived a considerable time
Usher Albany, before she came to Cor
Sun. lis in 1860. Her sister was
> bis first wife of Tony Noltner of P
He land.
the -Mary's river in the vicinit
while the bridge and far above is full
for a saw logs. They belong to the
now wallis saw mill and were brou
,epre- down the stream from Wren, B
Of an gett and other points. all, tt
terri is about three million feet. T
e to will be kept in the mouth of
NADIA. river for use as required at the
and mill.
eigh- 1t is planned to open the s.
left ing rink Friday night. An ex
sion from Albany and Harrisb
main to help along the house warmin
Ist scheduled. 1t is however, con
re- gent on whether or not Ger
PAPER meple lumber for finishing the f
t;sans arrives In time. 1t was expe
and Sunday by boat but it failed
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