The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-15
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

The Comings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest
"A Thursday visitor In Corvallis
was Rev. Laudy of Philomath.
Merritt Pratt of Blodgett trans
acted business in Corvallis Thursday.
&C. G. Oady and J. D. Mann left
yesterday for business trip TO Phi
lomath.
From a business trip to Port
land, W. 8. Gardner returned home
Thursday.
"A guest this week OF Miss Win-
ME Cameron is Mrs. Lola Brownrigg
OF Portland.
Among Thursdays business Wis.
itors were Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Scott of
Philomath.
A guest thisweak of Corvallis
relatives Is Daniel Cameron OF Port
land.
Burt and Robert Johnson dele
gates to the Kui9ht's ofPythias grand
lodge, arrived home yesterday.
Visitors In Corvallis this week
from Polk county are Mrs. Emma
Anderson and Mrs. Anna Rowe.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid society were pleasantly enter
tainei by Mrs. Fred Clark Wedoes-
day afternoon.
Returning visitors from Portland
Tuesdayiwere Mrs. Cloudy and..daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, and Miss Nellie
Cameron.
Ray Bum, former OAC stud
ent, now Druggist at North Yamhill,
has been the guest this week of Cor
Wallis frierds,
Mrs. Anna Laughlin and Miss
Edna, are guests this week of Cor
wallis relatives. Their home is at
North Yamhtll.
Among those who were examined
at Salem Tuesday for admission to
the bar, was Buahrod Wilson Of Cor
yallis.
Born, October 4tb, to DIR. and
Mrs. Hugh Penlaud of Eugene, a
daughter. Mr.. Penland graduated
from OAC with the class of 100, &
After three weeks visit with
Miss Frances Gellatly, Miss Laura
Clark left Thursday for her homo at
Heppner.
Among those who attended the
Oummings-LaughlIn wedding at Mar
Ion Wednesday. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Erwin. They returned
home the same evening.
For the purpose Of taking up her
residence In Corvallis. Mrs. Delilah
Houck arrived from Gold Hill We'd
nesday. Ste made the trip by pri-
vate conveyance, being about six
days on the trip. rts.
In spite of the reduced price
cbittim continues to be delivered In
the local market. One firm has been
receiving 1t the past few days at the
rate of 1000 to 1900 pounds per
day.
e. R. Bryson left Tuesday night
for Roseburg on business trip, From
there, he and A. J. Johnsens are to
join 10 Few days deer hunting In
Southern Oregon.
Business zlsitors In town Wednes-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lemons Of
Monroe. They came for the purpose
of purchasing a housekeeping outfit
from local furniture dealer.
The revivals at the Christian
church are attracting large crowds
each night, aud the interest Is good.
Rev. Coombs began his part Of the
work Tuesday evening. He is q
splendid speaker. and holds the at
tention of all hearers. .r 81.
Arrangements have been made
for the TIMES to receive bulletins
from the game at Seattle this after
noon. The field is remote from the
telegraph office, but it Is hoped that
a bulletin with more or less inform
alton can be wired after each half.
Rev. Frank L. Moore and family
left Wednesday for their new home at
Cottage Grove. The journey was
made by private conveyance. Rev.
Moore has served four years In the
pastorate Of the local Methodist
church, and during the time has
made many warm friends.
Expected arrivals in Corvallis
next week are Mrs. Margaret Fowells
OF Fayette, Iowa, aud W. W. Ashby
and family Of the same town. The
former Is the mother of J. e. Fowells
of this city and she will spend year
or more In Oregon. The Ashby
family will probably locate.