The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-15

trip to Salem yesterday.
Spring and summer millinery
opening at Barclay & Barclays,
March 2oth.
Mrs. LINCOLN Chambers left i
yesterday for Montesano, Washing
ton, where she will visit relatives
Indefinitely.
The scafolding on the south i
side of the Johnson brick is being
removed and the building is taking
on dignihed air.
&C. I. Starr is having his prop
erty on sixth street repaired. 1t
will greatly nprove its appearance
and add to its value.
The home of Miss Mary Suth-
erlaud was the scene of much fest
ivity Tuesday evening. The eveot
was in honor OF Miss Gill of Scio,
who is visiting her sister. A num-
Der of guests were present.
The girls basket ball team of
| OAC left On the eleven O clock
train this morning for Salem
where they have game with the
Willamette girls team. This
will perhaps be the last game the
girls will play this season.
Herman w. Eddleman and
Mrs. Hannah Thomas of this city,
were married at the court house
Wednesday morning. The knot
was tied by T. T. Vincent. The
couple departed Immediately on the
noon train for Albany. The groom
is 81 years Of age and the bride 81.
The sheriff Office has been a
place of great activity in the past
few days. Taxpayers have been
rushing there by the dozens to pay
their taxes in order to benefit by
the rebate which is not effective
after today.
H. H. Ling has arrived and
succeeded to the vacancy in the
station agency of the c. & E. vice
Harry Cronise, promoted to high
er position at Albany. Mr.. Ling
comes from Yaquina, where he has
been station agent for the sams
company.
II. d. Campbell, formerly Of
, this city. has become travelling re-
: presentatives for the we'll k1.owr
, Portland house of Page & S,n
!, dealers in candies and fruits, ane
made his first trip to this city yes
terday. He will be here regularl!
! hereafter every two weeks. Hi:
territory extends as far south a
i : Ashland.
+ Secretary John Allen of tn
/. Citizens League, has received fror
4 man at Long Island, New York
request for information concern
ing Corvallis. He wants to start
: brewery, and says he has plent
: of capital for the purpose. He in
: dicates also that he can make frs
+ class quality of beer, and wants
: suitable place to engage in th
e business. The answer that goe
back will have to convey the il
!. formation that Corvallis is a locs
# option town and an inhospitabl
,f place.
IL The funeral of John Goodchil
), who resided mile west of towr
IL occurred from the Christian churc
e yesterday at 10 o'clock. The ser1
4 ice was conducted by the pastor an
u the interment was in Odd Fellow
IL cemetery. Death occurred at fou
le o'clock Tuesday morning. The dt
ceased was 10 years of age, an
is has resided in Benton county fo
IS the past six years. He came hel
$ from Council Bluffs, Iowa, but we
$ nativeof Philadelphia. The SD
:. viving members of the family. al
;, the widow. a son, Ed Goodchilc
= Chicago, and a daughter. Mr.. A.
,e tell, Oregon City.
Al "A card received recently in Coz
5 wallis from a member of the Gre
/ cent basket ball team that ha
u been playing in Washington an
British Columbia reveals the fo
= lowing scores. Winlock, 80; Gre
,e cents, 43: Tacoma, Wash, 2t
al Crescents, 3s; Vancouver B. c., q
% Crescents, 2o. It was stated thi
a these games were won hands dowl
e. The Crescents failed to meet tt
ut team of Snohomish On account {
le the latter team having disbande'
y. and the reason why they did nj
r meet Seattle Y. M. c. A. was tn;
le the date set for the game was lac
to les night. The Crescents adm
of that OAC was one of the harde
TT bunch of players they have met G
OF their entire trip.
.. -Wm. H. Sher wood, the gre
:. pianiSt. will anpear at the COLES