The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-23
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
james Fl. Palmer of Eugene, Wis.,
red at j. j. Cady's last Saturday.
Thomas Poole of Junction City
was Corvallis visitor Saturday.
Smith Mann arrived Saturday
and is the guest of his parents.
Bruce Burnett has returned from
q trip to Starvour.
"A Monday business visitors was
J. s. Webster. college student
from Philomath.
Meetings will continue at the Unit-
ID Evangelical church each evening
shis week.
Emery Starr, pioneer of 1s47,
has arrived from Portland for visit
With his sister Mrs. Shedd.
Services will be held 10 the Epis-
eopal church on November 27 by
Rev. e. D. Chambers at IL a, M. All
are invited.
Mo. and Mrs. E. Looney of Mon
roe were visitors In Corvallis Satur-
day and Sunday of Corvallis friends.
-Mrs. Howard Woods of Eugene,
was the guest OF Corvallis friends this
week.
-Niss Ethel Pierce returned to
Hillsboro Sunday. alter visit with
Corvallis relatives.
Niles Sarah Wilhelm arrived Sat
urday and is the guest of Miss Kate
Gerhard.
--Ernest Edwards. former OAC
student, is down from Junction City
Tor visit with friends In Corvallis.
w. Q. Washburn cashier of the
Junction City bank, was business
visitor 10 town Saturday.
Mrs. Rovia Starr left Monday
evening for Klamath, where her hus-
band Rev. Starr has a pastorate.
Miss Ethel Liuville arrived Sat-
a,aay from a two months stay with
relatives at Carlton and Portland.
Carl Rinehart and J. D. Jamison
graduates Of OAO, now Of Portland,
were Witnesses OF the football game
Saturday.
-Mre. g. M. Strange arrived Sun
day from Oakland for visit with
relatives 10 Corvallis. She is sister
~, q. Davis.
u. @. Burns of Cleone, visited a
lew days this week with Corvallis
friends. Mr.. Burns is q member of
last yeals graduating class at OAC.
John Minton OF Bellfountain was
In Corvallis Monday, having just re-
turned from three months stay in
Pendleton and other Eastern Oregon
points.
John Brown and Cal Ingram left
Saturday for Victoria, B. @. In search
Of suitable location. If they succeed
In finding such place, they will re.
turn and remove their families to
ahat city.
There Is to be social al the
Bsllfountain church tonight. There
will he a general good time, supper
and other features, the proceeds to be
ased in painting the church.
Roy Templeton, cousin of the
Ismpletons in the U. of o. football
team, and George Pugh, both o
Brownsville, were among those who
witnessed the game Saturday.
w. P. Darby. who arrived in
Corvallis from Oklahoma, bought
the Ecker farm OF $50 acres 8 miles
south OF town. The price paid was
$4,000. The deal was made by Amb
ler s. Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Martin
Of Topeka, Kansas, have been guests
this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Horn
ing. The visitors are making mint
months tour of the Pacific Coast, hav
ing already visited in Washington anc
various parts of Oregon. They are
so leave in few days for California
where the winter will be spent. Mr.
Martin is an uncle Of Mrs. Hornipg.
Among those who watched the
play In Saturdays football game wert
several people from Brownsville. a
four-hosre conveyance and severa
two,hoIse rigs came over through
the herce weathsr Of Saturday morn.
ing, and left for home Immediately
after the game. The distance they
travelled in all through mud anc
storm to see the game was 45 miles
Lack of grand stand eccommoda
slous on the OAC athletic field Satur
day made unfortunate conditions. o
the 1900 on the field only abou
400 could find shelter. Of the re
manning 900, 200 were on the unshelt
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