The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-03
LOCAL LORE.
Ride a Rambler.

Miss Helen Steiwer returned to
her home near Jefferson, Monday.
n w Kaupisch was a passenger
for Portland Sunday.
Mics Maud Horning, of Toledo Is
a guest at tls ilJme of q B Horning.
Charles Canpbell of Portland is
visiting the family Of Thomas Bell.
w E Hanley OF Hillsbora arrived
Saturday for a bilef visit with friends.
w E Yates and family arrived
Saturday from sojourn at Newport.
Roy Woodcock returned satur-
day from few days sojourn at New
port.
Mrs Broders and children arrived
Friday from six weeks outing at
Newport.
Mrs De Bolt of Yaquina, arrived
Saturday, snd is guest at the LATER.
ty home.
Father Jurek was a passenger
to Portland Saturday where he was
called on business.
Miss Grace Scott, arrived Friday
from The Dalles, for a short visit with
Corvallis relatives.
George Hubert is in Corvallis on
visit with relatives. George in now
located in Idaho.
Miss Clara Lane returned Sat.
urday from couple of weeks with
friends in Portland.
Miss Carrie Danneman left Sat-
urday for Glenn. She will be sent
about there weeks.
Miss Belle Ranney returned Sat-
urday from Olex Oregon. where she
has been visiting for the past several
months.
"A carload of chittim bark billed
to New York left the S P depot Mon
day. The shipment was made by S L
Kline.
Mrs August Fischer and children
and Miss Eva MiIlner returned Fri
day from three weeks recreation at
Nye Greek.
Lincoln County Leader Frank
Huber OF Corvallis is temporarily in
charge Of a block in Lester Waugh's
meat market.
Byron Gill of Scio was in Corval-
lis Sunday to make preliminary ar
rangements to re-enter college, He
secured residence.
Mrs James Martin and son expect
to leave Monday for two months
visit at Garfield, Ohio The visit Is the
first in twenty six years,
j J Flett drove over to Albany
Sunday afternoon to meet his mother.
who resides in Roseburg and who
will spend couple Of weeks in Cor
wallis.
Mrs Greffoz and Miss Adelaide
Greffoz arrived Monday from Newport
and will spend week with friends
before returning to their home In
Portland.
j N McFadden returned Sunday
from visit to Junction and Eugene.
He attended Buffalo Bills Wild West
show at the latter place and gives a.
favorable report of the performance.
Miss Winnifred Cameron left
for Portland Saturday, where she will
visit relatives. She was accompanied
by Miss Beatrice Cameron who has
been a guest at the Cameron home
for a month.
Miss Ruth Ingram of San Fran
cisco, who has been the guest for the
summer Of Mrs M Elston Lee, left
Thursday to accept position as tea
cher in an Episcopal school of that
city. !
Work on f l. Miller's house is
progressing rapidly, and az the frame
work nears completion, one is
forced to the conclusion that the
house will be one of the biggest things
in Corvallis.
Mics Lulu Spangler returned !
Saturday from San Francisco where
she has been studying music for two
months. Miss Spangler will leave
again In about week to resume her !
work in the Weston Normal School. !
Tommy Newman, who resides
with his parents on the state road, fell |
from wagon last week and sustained |
such Injuries as necessitated the at
tention of a physician. The upper
portion of the hip bone struck the
wheel as he fell. The exact extent of
the injuries can not be stated but it !
is believed that 1t will not prove seri-
GUS.
Mark Twain says that some years
ago, when in the South, he met an old |
colored man that claimed to have
known George Washington, II asked |
him. related the humorist, ''if he was
in the boat when General Washington
crossed the Delaware, and he Instant |
ly replied: 'Lor Massa, 7 steered +
dat boat, Well, said I, do you re-