The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-05-28


hats at cost at Bare ay & Barclays
The Corvallis band has been
engaged to furnish music for the
livestock show to be given in Cor
wallis on Friday and Saturday of
next week.
Eastern Oregon wool sales at
Pendleton have brought prices from
IS to 22 cents per pound. One lot
of 80. 900 pounds and another of
rs 900 went at the latter figures.
e ]. Veal sold yesterday to c.
A. Dobell. the house and residence
property on College hill formerly |
occupied as the McKellips home.
The price i, said to have been
about So, ooo. Mr.. Veal and fami'
ly are going to Portland to reside. |
Two carloads offancy cat lie were
shipped by this. ..mor i g S ira n for
the Portland market. They are
from the Punderson Avery farm,
and George Brown is the shipper.
( They are understood to have >oId
! at four and a quarter, weighed at
q Corvallis.
The sign is on the Dor. The
4 latch string is always out. There
4 is no st4irvay to climb now The
u TIMES Office is on the ground floor
! and easy Of access, II YOU can't
1 fad the way withont it bring a
Z lantern. Lanterns furnished free
z on application.
\ j. H, Harris and w. J. Will
h banks arrived Friday evening from
b three days fishing trip. They
h jonrneyed all the way to Sweet
Nj Home valley where only four small
4 trout swallowed their bait. That
was not considered real good fish
4 ing and the party returned to Shot
B Pouch where trout of better bit
Z ing variety were found. They
brought home 90, ther say -ac-
cent on the SAY"
The Oregon Development Lea
CUES next convention is to be hele
in Portland June 21st and 22nd
There will be meeting of the pres
ideuts and secretaries Of the seven
ty commercial and industrial bodie
composing the League the evening
of the goth. The railroads hav
united on a one fare rate tor th'
round trip from Pendletcn and al
points East and from all point
South, and a rate of one and one
third fare from near by points.
The steam schooner Legett {
San Francisco is expected to arriv
at Yaquina Bay Thursday for lun
Der for San francisco, to be shippe
from the Curtiss lumber mills j
the Cascades. The first cars {
\ lumber for the ship load went ovt
Saturday, and the other cars a,
\ going over regularly now on ever
- train. The vessel carries a millio
nil and half feet on trip. She
under charter by the Curtiss Luu
Der company, which is repairin
by and building new docks at Yaquir
. of for the accommodation of Il
has traffic. )
'no The remains of a young ma
an- named McCready were brought t
o. on the Westside from Portland
gre noon. and the burial took place
aP Crystal Lake cemetery this afte
ooo noon. The deceased formerly r
'iiy sided in Corvallis where he worke
lal- tor a time in the Corvallis sawmil
ICE and before that was interested in
'"a small mill on Soap Creek. He w
nss working at the carpenter trade
lot- Portland and in fall from a bull
Inc ing was killed yesterday. His Ii
lrn' tie sister was drowned in the w
lamette two or three years ago. F
acK was 22 years old and was marie
was two months ago.
ond Albany Herald: Saturday eve
ard ing at $50 clock at the Metho
dies ist Episcopal parsonage, Rev.
the W. McDougal officiating, R
nird Yates, of this city, and Miss Be
lace sic Sets, of Crawfordville, we
the united in marriage. The ceremol
mp, was performed in the presence of
mp, few relatives and friends of the co
o tracing parties. The groom is
the we'll known stenographer of II
ash, city with the Linn County Abstrs
7ard company and the bride is t
lies, daughter of Mrs. Anna Siets.
st in Crawfordville. Mr.. and Mrs. Yat
Sec will reside in Albany. The groe
road was popular employe oftheBent
County Abstract company ia Il
city last year.
,usi- Guy E. Moore of last yea
rick graduating class at OAC owns Pc
tion land real estate, and the fact is