The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-03-30
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.
Miss Helen v. Crawl ,rd ep sut
her vacation with Albany relatives
Mrs. Henry Haenel Of Monroe,
was the'guest over Sunday with rela-
tives.
Special meeting OF Corvallis lodge
A. f. & A. II. this evening. Work In
NJ. NJ. degree.
Waiter Wells returned to Port
land Sunday after d visit o: several
GAYS 10 Corvallis.
Father Springer has returaed
from business visit at Yaquina and
Newport
Miss Hazel Palmer returned to
Portland Saturday, after al extef ded
SLclG VIII HFI duAGr 1to. l III ohDt
Elsewhere in THE paper appear
the announcements of ~ G. Ltne
and z. P. Greff of their candiGacy
as chief of police and police judge
respectively,
Mise Emma Renson Of Portland,
arrived Friday for visit with Cor
wallis relatives and ftierd' She re-
Gently graduated from Holmes Busi-
ness College, Portland.
Miss Louise Gilbert entertained
the Wah Wah Reading Club aud
friends at her home Friday evening
Pit ld other games were the amuse-
ments. Da'uty refreshments were
served.
AL music lovers will be interest d
In the concert e. be given next FIJI
day evening ID College chapel by the
OAC Glee Club. An attractive pro-
gla II Of gees, quartets and solos tas
been prepared.
Fancy chickens lecently received
by Pr>f Knisely are Buff Leghorns.
They aye from the celebrated Wheeler
poultry yard in NV York, which fur
uished the. birds that carried big priz-
es a the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Service Is to held at the Episco-
pal church a. 7-30 this. Wednesday
evening, to which the public is cor
daily invited. The pulpit will be oc-
cHpied by Rev. Coney, who is likely
to become perm a1ent rector of the
local parish.
"A number of friends were enter
tained at the LInville home Satul-
day evening. Those present were,
Misses Florence Wieks, NJ ry
Eigin. Harriet Sheasgreen. Ethel
Linvile. LOUISE Giloert; Messfs Gar
diner, Spagle, Irvine, Buudy, Benson
and Wells
Miss Annie Thompson went to
Portland Sa urday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Eouer, who was injured in
street car accident. during the Christ
mas holidays. and who has since
been confined In St. Vincent's hos
pital Miss Thompson expects to be
able to remove her sister to Corval-
lis.
-Matriculation for the spring term
was 10 progress all day Monday at the
college, and class work was resumed
yesterday. A considerable number of
students took advantage of the short
inter-term vacation to make visit at
home. The humber of boar1ers at
Hon< hov uon }o "a p0u
Barker, the plssterer, rode part
way home on his bicycle Saturday
night, and had to be carried the rest
Of the distance. While riding on JEFF
derson near Ninth he fell, aud bis
head coilide1 with tree. He was
carried home and a physician sum-
moned. A slight cash In the head
which stitch or two closed up, was
the main damage.
The diamond glass cutter, used
In fitting window glass for the first
house built 10 the Umpqua Valley Is
in possession of one OF the college
students. The latter Is Jesse Apple.
gate grandson of the original Jesse
Appiegate, head Of the famous pioneer
family. The young man is a fresh
man. and halls from Jacksonville
where his father, Peter Appleeate, il
county recorder.
-Kratz Cronise entertained four.
teen friends at his home Saturday
evening. Pit, Finch, Panic and othel
games were amusements, after which
Refreshments were served. Those
present wers, Misses Edna Tbrasher
Maybel Sheasgreen, Louise Erwin
Laura Waggoner. Edna Fullerton
Thia Johnson, and Lsvina Woods
Clark Mundy, Carl Stebinger, Harry
Waggoner, James McMshaa, Waite
Waggoner aud Kratz Cronise.
The force In the local postoffic,
has little or no rest now. The arrtva
of two eastern mails day, one 10 tn
morning and one at noon, has brough
woes. Nearly every person WHO ap
piled at the delivery window for maj