The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-11
LOCAL LORE.

SEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
the Comings and Goings of Poop 1e
Social Gossip, Personal Men
tion and Other Items OF
Public Interest.
-Are- J. 81. Simpson returned
- aday from visit Of several days
Portlard.
George Simpson. after visit of
e erai DAYS 10 Corvallis, went to
avctlapd Monday.
-Surveyor General Daily vas In
20 Monday, auditing accounts at
t4s- college He left f3r Portland 10
isfs afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. franklin ar
we'd Sunday. from AnacCrtes, fer a
stsit with relatives.
Among old CorvalIlsiies on Sun
days excursion was Judge Hufford
,4ad bis son Ell Hufford, and his
laughter, Jeseie.
Adams Brothers began the erec-
eSon Monday OF two story dwelling
house for Mrs. b. G.. Mill1r at the
s.orner Of Monroe and Ninth.
The Modern Woodmen are to
give steamboat excursion week
from next Sunday. The trip will be
to Salem and return.
Andrew Palmer, who was operat-
I'd 90 at The DRllessslast week. is i'm
proving in condition. aud as soon as
recovered, he is to be brought to Cor
valiis. He was for many year, Ies-
Gent of Benton.
"A carload Of potatoes from the
Clyde Beach farm across the Will
laaette, left Satur lay for Re 1ding,
California. The shipment Is the sec
oDd of the kind from the same farm
Within recent weeks.
M ose Neugass, and his sister Mrs
Greenberg, OF San Francieco, were a.
moBg those who came from abroad to
attend the funeral OF the late NJ ia
eobs. Mrs. Greenberg will remain for
sosne time. but Mr.. Neugass returns
Immediately to San Francisco.
The Infant child Of Mr.. a-d Mre.
r. NJ. DAVIDSON was buried In Crystal
Lake cemetery Saturday afternoon
The little one survived but a couple
of days. On the trip to Corvallis Mr.
Davisson learned on arrival at Albany
that the easket had by mistake of the
tIainmen, been put eff at Jefferson
A delay Of several hours in arrange
Hueuts was the consequence. Mr.
Da wilson returned home to Oregon
City Immediately after the interment
On account of serious relapse
In her case, Mrs. EbEer was taken
hack 20 Portland hospital Friday.
She came 81 Corvallis couple OF
weeks ago, having been up to that
time in the hospital as result of a
stTeet car accident five months ago.
Seine alarm is felt among relatives
and friends in regard to her cond,-
tiou- The accident broke no bones
aud apparently harmed no vital organ
bat the shock seems to have almost
destroyed portion Of the nervous
system
Harley Hall, supervisor, began
roa iwork yesterday In road district
number 4. Jesse Browns Pathmark
has been entered In the northwest
Faciag circuit, aud will leave Corvallis
abcutsaJune LIST, ard will not re.Brn
again until November. He is in good
coudition for fast time. aud that much
Is expected of him. He will be 10 the
races at Yakima. Seattle, Whatcom,
Wall. Walja, Salem, Spokane aud
other poipts.
Mr.. ard Mrs. e. s. Pernot and
MIss Bertha Davis Of Corvallis, and
f.. &. Pernct aud family Of Granger
expect TO leave today for the East
As hitherto stated IN these columns
DR.. Pernot is to do post graduate
work 10 an Eastern medical college
and with Mrs. Pernot is to visit the
ST. Louis Exposition. Miss Davis
will visit relatives in various Eastern
states. She will be absent four
months or more. E. A. Pernot aud
family 90 to Mt. Zion, Ohio, and are
TO return to Benton In two months
1t was very orderly and behav.
ed lot OF people that VISITED Corvallis
on the excursion from Portland Sun
dsy. The arrival over the @. & e
was at Two o'clock aud the departurt
down tue Westside at half past three
There we're IL coaches In the train
carr Ing about 800 people. mined
lately after arrival, many of the pas