The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-27
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


for Salem, TO reside.
From g two weeks outing st New
port, Miss Clara Fisher returned home
: Wednes day.
For visit with Corvallis rel ls'ives
Miss Lottie Rose came up from Port
land. Thureday.
j. L. Underwood ard family re-
turned home from an outing at Casca-
dia, Thursday.
After a pleasant ou'ing at Cascs-
Ola, W. 81. NJ rMahoD and family re-
turned home Thursday.
After a seven weeks visit at New
port, Mrs. Lucy Francisco return
ed home Wednesday.
From a visit with Portlae friends
Miss Juliet Cooper was returning
passenger Tuesday.
Misses Zoe and Laura Yaptis
were guests yesterday Of Mrs. B. W.
Wilson. Their home is In Salem.
Returning pleasure seekers from
Newport Wednet day were Rev. Green
and family.
s. charles Shenof1eld turned from
the coast Wednesday, and proceeded
to Portlar for visit.
Wednesday, Mrs. Mulkey and
Mrs. Eva Miller, of Summit, came in
fer a visit with friends.
Accompanied by her daughters,
Marie ard Evelyn, Mrs. B. A. Cath
ey Il # yes erday for two weeks' visit
in Portland.
Mrs. 7. q. Wellsher, accompanied,
by Miss Vivian, leaves totay for a ten
days visit with Ed Cum miDge, Ia Port
land.
"A guest at the home of Judge ard
Mrs. Walters this week was Mrs.
Meade, cf Grants P4sr. She departed
for her home Thursday.
Three tons cf chittim bark was
brought 10 from Alsea by Wade Ma
lone this week, and stored 10 Il cal
warehouse.
For a visit with friends, M. az d
Mrs. W. T. Small are to leave tomor-
row for Turner, Merton county. They
will return Monday.
Ell Aldclch, of the class Of 1900,
o. A. o., Low holds d good position,
In PeEdletoD, with charce for pro.
motion as he learns the business.
Mrs. Peters, accompanied by her
daughters, Verna ard Pausy, left a
day or two ago for the hop fislds OF
Polk county.
After two weeks visit with her
sister, MIS-. Meng, In this city, Miss
Mabel Thrift DEPARTED Thursday for
her home at Shedds.
Ed Bryan and wife have arrived
from Idaho for visit with Beuton
county relatives. Both are former pop
ular young people Of this county.
Prof. J. B. Patterson arrived Wei
nesday, and was shaking hands with
old friends. MIR. Patterson has been a
medical student at st. Louis for the
past year.
The welding of Stanley Starr and
Mics Emily Florence Turner, both of
Portland, is to occur next Thureday,
10 that city. Mr.. Starr is former
well-known Oorvallisite.
With his family, A. g. Miller left
this week for Portland, to reside.
For some time Mr.. Miller has been
onapt for kbo Sin0or oouinn uaoohIoo q
company, with headquarters In Cor
wallis.
-Iacoming passengers from the
bay Thursday were Mrs. c. Greffoz
and daughter, Miss Adelaide. The
latter left Immediately for Monroe,
where she will be guest at the Hean-
el home.
Reports from Mrs. Nina Rycraft,
OF Alses, who was recently the subject
of q sugical operation, are eEcourag-
ing. Although far from we'll. Mrs.
Rycrsft is slowly improving, with the
chances for complete recovery decid-
ediy 10 her favor.
In honor of the birthdays Of
\Adolph Peterson and J. g. Hammel,
two of its members, the Degree of
Honor of Lodge gave an informal re-
ception TUESDAY evening. There were
light refreshments and general good
time.
New and modern fronts are TO be
placed In the Graham & Wells drug
store and the Huston hardware estab.
lishment. The roofs are to be raised,
making the ceilings considerbly high
er, and other changes made. W. o.
Heckert has the contract, and q num-
her Of men are now engaged on the job
AN Informal dinner party was Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Locke,
Wednesday, evening, In honor of Mr.,
and Mrs. George Kerker, who left
Thursday for California. Only few
Intimate friends were present, but the
affair rar p1Nst evi ,--phlo