The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-12

the vfdito livery stable: The old
one has done duty there for many
9 long year. ATl
Miss Minnette Philips, who
is teaching school in Linn county, |
spent Sunday at her home in this
city.
REV. F. v. Baer of Moscow
Idaho will hold services tomorrow,
"Wednesday, evening at the Episco. |
pal church beginning at 7:3o.
One of the Five Hundred clubs
was entertained along with a nu n
Der Of invited, guests at the Covell
home Saturday night. 4
w. Clifford Nash, once a
resident of Corvallis, and Miss
Bennetta Doris of Eugene, were
married in Portland Saturday.
Vocal and instrumental recital
by. pupils of the OAC School OF
Music Saturday., March 10th. at
500 P. m. at College chapel. Ev-
|erybody cordially invited. Ad-
mission free.
Mrs. G. M. McKellips accom-
panied the delegation from tie
college to the oratorical contest
held at McMinville last Friday
evening. It.was voted that she
made an ideal chaperone.
In a game of base ball on the
College grounds Saturday after.
noon the OAC team defeated the
town team by a score of 1o to 2.
Battery OAC Rooper and Wolff,
town Huff and Cooper.
| The unlucky man who fell in
a cess pool connected with Adam
Asse.Ps blishment has been
street talk since Saturday. He
went clear under and was only
rescued in the nick of time. He
was practically buried in the filth
when Mr.. Asset and others reach
ed him and his extraction inyolv-
| ed much difficulty. He rolled in
to the place by accident. He is
John Scott. 5fa 81 ysH .-.s.:-
Miss Helen Crawford's class
in physical culture will give an
exhibition drill on the afternoon
of the 2oth., inst. These drills are
} becoming quite a popular feature
with the department of physical
>. culture. Good crowds are in evi
, dence on these occasions which
5 shows that a great deal Of interes
| is taken in this branch of college
training. The public.is cordially
invited to attend. - -. =
! George Small of Silver Lax,
who has been visiting relative
e and friends. IN :. this vicinity TO
the past week leaves soon for th'
$ return trip, via of Shaniko, Mr.
a Small, left Silver Lake two weeks
: ago by stage. expecting to tax
, the train for -Shaniko. but upol
v arrival at the latter point train
=, were tied, up on account of wash
e outs and the journey to Biggs ha'
t to be. made by stage making
r five days continuous stage =tril
' with only one nights S sleep. -
t Buyers are still securing Ben
RI ton. county for. horses. The de
g mand is, the greatest and the pric
d the highest within the. memory o
d all now. living. How one maj
g paid more than So, 500 for min
It horses was told in recent Times
An old gray mare whosel locks wer
whitened by the SHOWS Of II win
:, - ters was sold by James Henderso,
. recently for $125. George Coope
: fwent that sale one better, aud solo
a mare 21 years old for. the sam
price. Buyers will take anythin
II In the shape 3of horse flesh tha
:, can get out Of its tracks at a pric
!, !. to make the seller dizzy. sst.
l. The seniors in the mining clas
=, at the college leave Friday evenin
+ for the annual visit to Souther
is Oregon mines. They go to stud
l. the workings of the mines in actus
: operation, to gather specimens {
lei ore and to collect practical inform
l. alton on the subjects ntheir cours
& of study. -, The members Of the 'clas
It are Ben Greenhaw, 9: J.. Riley
eli. Lingaas. F, M, Hofer, and P.
81 Jones, They are accompanied b
Instructor Proebst!el, They go
Z various groups Of mines ID JOSEPH
If ine and Jackson counties. &Th
E miners in all cases afford the stue
r. ents. every facility for observatio
G and study. oa!.3:. ass.z 7l4 +.
: One Of the social events of th
- = season took place Saturday eyel
Is Is ing, when Arthur G. Boquet il
:. vited few of his ia friends in
: spend the evening. The affair, WI
I, I, a dinner in honor Of Mr.. Boquet