The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-19
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 business visitor In
Town was Frank BaDe OF Peoria.
-E, b. Rhodes. an Albany man,
transacted business in Corvallis Thurs
day.
IS. B. Bane is to return today
from brief visit 10 Portland.
Mics Mayme Rowland returned
Wednesday from three weeks visit
with friends in Portland.
Born Wednesday to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Arthur Dixon. SOD. The parents
reside on the Abe Locke place few
miles north of Corvallis.
There will be special meeting
Of the K. of P. lodge next Monday
night, and all Knights are urgently
reaue5ted to be present.
Rev. G.. @. Love will hold services
jn Barrett Lyceum Sunday Novem-
Der goth at 3 p. N. and 7-30 p. N.
a cordial invitation to everyone.
Walter and Otto Locke left Wed1
nesday for a weeks visit with their
brother. Horace, who holds position
In Doddis hardware establishment
IN Portland.
Report says that there will be
another wedding in Corvallis duritg
the holidays, the bride to be Cor
wallis girl and the groom doctor Of
Walla Walla.
Peter Herkess has moved from
Rio Vlsto, California. to Pullman,
Washington. Mr.. Helkees and family
we're former Corvallis residents.
-Congreeatiopal church-S Sunday
morning, "What is the Standard by
which you Judge your Fellowmen.?''
Evening. .'The Implifcation Of the
Testaments."
"A fishing party composed of Ed
Ricl ard and Lon Wilkinson are at
Cascadia en- trip. They ex.
pect to be absent two weeks.
CHARLES Pernot shipped carload
OF prunes to Salem Wednesday. The
ScuiS came from his own orchard and
that of his brother, Ernest Pernot
near Granger.
"A former we'll known Corvalllt
minister is now located at Pendleton
where be holds a psstorate. He II
Rev. T. R. Egerton who frequently il
the past filed local pulplts and Is {
speaker OF considerable force.
Frank Huber has gone to As
soria, where he has accepted posi
stoD. His place 10 the Hout mea
market has been taken fer the pres
ent by Clarence Hout, who has re
turned from Dallas for the purpose.
Mrs Kerns and family from Kla
math county have arrived aud occu
by the Liebe house, near Mechanics
Hall. They come to Corvallis fo
educational purposes.
County Clerk Moses, his fathe
and mother. moved Thursday int
Clerk Moses residence on Madiso
street. The premises vacated b
them has been taken by Presidin
Elder @. l.. McCauslan late Of Dowr
ey, California.
-Kieth Brown and wife came u
from Grants Pass the first of tn
week. Mr.. Brown returns In fe
days, but Mrs. Brown will remain fc
= longer period.
Foster Belkpap, son Of W.
Beiknap of Monroe, arrived Thutsda
from the Palouse country, In Idab'
by private conveyance, having drive
the entire distance. He went on
Monroe. He had been absent for tw
years.
Sheriff Burnett sold himself an
family out of house and home yeste
day. His residence went to Willial
Worley recently arrived from Ma
ioa county. The purchase price
s1,225. OF the property, Mr.. Blu
nett has lot and half still left and Q
this he will probably build a ne
house.
The football team Of the Uuive
sity OF Idaho, which Is to play In Co
wallis on Thanksgiving day, has cal
celied game 1t was to play Multn'
nah today. The reason assigned
that the faculty Of the University hf
refused to allow the team to be a
sent from college for so long a perio
IS the playing of both games wou
have required. The team is one {
the strongest In the northwest.
The late heavy ralns have inte
tered much With the construction O
erations of the Independent telephol
system. Four hundred holes, alreat
dug and waiting for the poles ba'
been more or less damaged by ii
downpour. The holes are alreaC
for the line between Monroe ar
Junction and for hitching the Kin