The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-29
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 In. .terest

ton and Other Items of
Public Interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Coffee of |
Monroe we're Ia Corvallis Wednesday. |
Mics Pauline Kline left yesterday
for visit with friends in Portl4nd.
Hugh l.. Leeper OF Ha'sey was a |
business visitor in Corvallis Wednes-
day.
We 1nesday visitors In town were
William Stewart and Roma McCuliy
of Hslsey.
From visit TO her husband at
Clem, Mrs. G. a. Danneman returned
10 Corvallis Wednesday.
From a visit In Salem, Mrs. J. W.
Crawford returned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Jane Hare of Albany. Is the
guest this week of Mrs. E. R. Lake,
10 this city.
Among Wednesdays visitors
in town from abroad was Train Dis
patcher Roberts OF Albany.
After O visit 10 Portland, Miss
Nellie Cameron and brother Amy, Ie-
turned home yesterday.
-Miss Erta Smith returned Sunday
from visit with her sister. Miss Ro-
oena Smith, at Halsey. 4
From visit with relatives,
Mrs. B. A. Cathey returned last
night from Halsey.
--Mtss Maud Morrison left. Thurs.
day for Forest Grove, after a visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bates.
Mrs. Hannah McFeron Of Halsey,
has arrived for a visit with her daugh-
Ter In this city.
-Mrs. J. NJ. Nolan and Mrs. Mary
Elmer aud daughter, Anna, left yes
serday for weeks visit in Portland.
Mrs. F. W. Benson of Roseburg.
left Thursday after few days. visit
with her son, who is a student at
0AC.
Miss Eda Jacobs left Thur<day
FOR Roseburg, from whence she will
proceed to Boswell Springs for WIS.,
h.
"Wednesday vieitors In Corvallis
were RiIs. Ed Stouo aud Mrs. Beck Of
Albany, and Mrs. Strowbridge of
Portland.
The first of this week a. B.
Gramer began the erection Of resi-
3snce on his property In Wells and
AeElroy's addition.
The last OF the present seasons
supply OF cascara bark LETT Corvallis
Wednesday. It went to Detroit and
was shipped by M. @. Miller.
M. E. church South Tomorrow
morning and evening. Subject of ev-
sning, "Why am Southern Meth
sdist." Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Mics Louie Gilbert was called to
Dallas Thursday to be at the bedside
of Mrs. Willard Gilbert who Is ser
sously Ill.
For a visit with her cousin, Miss
Winnie Cameron, Mis-. Linton Lewis
% expected from San Francisco 10 a
lew days. Her home Is In Atlanta
Georgia.
Rev. and Mrs. Handsaker return
ed Thursday morning from Eugene
where they were called by the SER
ioas Illness of Rev. Hansaker's
mother.
Among those who witnessed the
football game on Wednesday, was
Bill Williams, of Airlie, father OF
Floyd Williams, star player on
0AC's all-star tenn,
For the purpose of attending the
Shakespeare Club meeting. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. @. Schmitt were over from
Albany Wednesday evening.
-Congregational church-Service
as usual In the morning at II o'clock.
Sunday School and Bible class for
young men at 10. Evening service
at 7-30.
Late real estate transfers filed
wife to Stella Hadden, south 80 fee'
of lot 0, block 6, Corvallis, $500. "
81. Green and wife to Mrs. G. P. Amb
Ter, part of lot IS In block 10, Philo
math, 500.
AT the home of Mrs, M. S. Wood
ooc& Tuesday afternoon occurred thu
weekly meeting of the Afternoon
Reading Club. Interesting features
were talk on the subject of her re.
cent visit to the ST. Louis Fair, by
Miss Bertha Davis; paper op, "Bel
Johnson" Mrs. W. A. Wells, a bcol
review by Miss Pauline Kline, singing
by the Club, and an elaborate ban
4uet. The affair was most pleasant
The next meeting will be held at th
home of Miss Bertha Davis.
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