The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-08-09
LOCAL LORE.
Ride a Rambler.

yesterday.
Senator Daily went to Portland
Thursday.
Next Monday the Salem Military
band goes to Newport for the summer.
Mrs Ed Andrews has been visiting
Eugene friends since Saturday.
-Theo Wellsher aud family left
Thursday for Newport on camping
trip.
Miss Emma Thompson went to
Newport Wednesday for brief out
ing.
Mrs J e Harris and family left
yesterday for Kings Valley for
weeks visit at the home of Mrs Alex
ander.
will Blake of Wells left last Sat-
urday on his return trip to Chicago
to resume his studies in the de ntal
school.
One OF the attractions at the State
Fair this year will be the Missouri
Giantess, standing s feet 4 inches in
her stocking feet.
The, Benton Mills closed down
Thursday morning, pending the arri-
vel of new wheat to mix with the old
for grinding purpoes.
The supply of mill feed as is Of
ten the case. is very short 10 the local
market. and dairyman and others oc-
casionally need more for feeding pur-
poses than they can get.
Mrs Laws who left Corvallis two
or three months ago to live in Port
land with Ler son, Guy Laws, has
gone to London to reside. She left
Portland Thursday,
Miss McGillivray arrived from
Marion County Wednesday, and SER
yes as clerk at Milluer & Wellcher's
grocery store during the absence of
Mr. Wellsher at the seaside.
M E Church Rev D L Fields
will occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening. Sunday school at 10 m.
Intermediate League at p m and
Epworth at 7 p m. A cordial welcome
to all.
Thomas Jones left yesterday on
an outing trip to Riddle and Southern
Oregon towns. He is to be absent a
month. Prof Shelton is to act as dep
uty surveyor during the absence OF
Mr. Jones.
-Horace Locke, who has been for sew.
eral weeks at Lebanon where Mrs
Locke conducts millinery store, re-
turned Tuesday to harvest his crop,
He returnes to Lebanon after harvest.
The Locke store is the only millinery
establishment in Lebanon.
.-Uaited Evangelical Church. The
sthems fer the morning will be ''Salva-
tion and Rewards" The evening ser
vice will be evangelistic. The pastor
will preach at the Witham School
House at 800 p m FL A Deck pastor.
"A Salem woman has sued her |
husband for divorce because he spit
tobacco juice in her face. She is right;
and in futher retaliation, she should |
have hit him In the nose with her
chewing gum.
"A Dayton. Or, liveryman, as
newly married couple, just starting on
sued for SIS. 600 damages as a result
of the runaway that followed.
Mrs Garrow, Miss Edna Garrow
and Theodore arrived Monday from
McCloud, California, where they have
been since college closed. They are
to occupy the Wells house as soon as
President Catch and family vacate it |
by removal into their new home on
College Hill.
The Dalles, Falls City & Pacific
Coast Railway Company filed articles
of Incorporation in the State Depart
meDt Saturday, says the Salem States
man. The company purposes to con-
struct and operate railroad, telegra
ph and telephone line from Dallas to
Falls City and on to Newport. The
company has capital Of $50O,000.
The first load of this years wheat
crop reached town Wednesday. There
was between fifty and sixty bushels Of
it. and 1t was delivered at the Benton
Mills. It was of fine quality, and was
grown on the farm OF " J Hubert,
across the river in Linn.
Married last Tuesday at the Pres
byterian Church in Albany, Miss Tere-
sa Grace Wilson of Alsea and Mr.
Roderick McLemmon of Portland, Rev
White officiating. Following the cere-
mony dainty lunch was served to
immediate relatives after which, Mr.
and Mrs McLemmon left for Victoria
B @. Oa their return they will make
their home in Portland.
Miss Dorthea Nash is in Germa-
nv. She is visiting at the home of
German baron, and to friend in Cor
wallis, writes an interesting account
of the customs in vogue there. In
few weeks she is to enter the High
Government School of Music at Ber-