The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-28
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
Mrs. Ruth Clark left yesterday
ior Pendleton to reside.
"A Corvallis visitor Friday was
William Hall of .lem. He left Sat
urd ay for Polk county.
Carl Ho les was business visitor
10 Albany Monday.
Those interested should take no.
tice that the boar1 OF equaliz tion is
10 session this week.
Sunday visitors 10 Corvallis from
Philomath were Newton Afford and
family.
Waiter Sheasgreen spent Sunday
at the home of his parents, returning
ID Albany Nj Jnday.
An over-SundaY visitor 10 Cor
Wallis was Mrs. William Back of AL
bauy.
For the purpose of attanding the
funeral Of Mr.. Gradwohl, a pioneer Of
that city, Miss Eda Jacobs and Miss
Pauline Kline were In Albany NJ d.
day.
. Occupants of the Charles Ever
EFT house on porth Main street are
q. Dicks and family, recently arrived
from Oklahoma
M. A. Goodnough has sold his
residence on railroad street to Mr..
jones, a recent arrival fcom the Easf.
Mo nday, Oscar Long left for Sa-
teEn, where he will enter Willamette
University for the purpose of study
Ing medicine.
The Coffee Club held it's regular
monthly meeting Monday afternoon.
The occasion was OF a social nat ure,
and was enjoyable.
Mrs. Joseph Ripley came up
from Portland the first Of the weak,
and has been the guest of Corvallis
relatives. and friends.
A Portland visitor in Corvallis
s"c Est - Jays has been Mrs. Jack
Cruthers. she is the mother Of Mrs
Chester Dolph.
License TO wed was issued Mon
day morning to Frank Taylor and
Niles Genevieve Kline.
The cleaning and dyeing estab-
Mshment of Gate Brothers has just
bee" civo", :. -c- coa, cf paper, and
presents tasty appearance.
Mrs. Will Hogan Of Albany, has
been the guest of Corvallis friends
since the last of the week.
Visitors at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Moses, this week are Rev. W. T..
GSoelder of Grants Pass and G. Cook,
Of Myrtle Creek. They arrived Sat
aIday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Whitaker are
30 leave shortly for trip East. They
ate to start October 4th, and Captain
George Robinson will be member of
the party.
-Baling the crop isin progress ov-
sr at the Beach hop yard. The yield
OF the yard was $500 boxes, or In the
neighborhood Of 10000 pounds.
Sheriff Burnett is a busy man
tAls week. The time for payment Of
taxes closes next Monday, and as a
result the money Is coming In at a
hvely rate at the sheriff's counter.
n. Hullroyd, who recently came
TO Corvallis from Iowa, is erecting a
house on lots adjoining the Evan
gelical church property, in the north
sIl part of town.
-This afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Harper, a social affair is to take
place that promises to be most en-
ioyab!e. Forty ladies are to be pres
ent. and Mrs. E. Andrews and Mrs.
Harper are the hostesses.
For visit at the Sr. Louis fair
Mr.. ard Mrs. M, Robinson started
East Tuesday. While abeent they
will also visit relatives in Iowa, Him
oils and Wisconsin.
Among the new students at the
college is Prof. D. NJ. Granville. who
has been for six years principal of a
normal school In Idaho. He Is TAX
Ing the pharmacy course, which draws
30 the college many high-standard
. students.
-Mrs. Julia NJ. du Moulin left Sat.
1rday for NJ onroe. where she will be-
gin her duties as q teacher In the
Monroe school. She was accompan-
led by her SOD, Walter. Mrs. Emil
Howard of Belliountain has also
been engaged to teach in the same
school.
The erection Of four new dwell
logs was begun last week. Guy
Seely Is buildiag a neat cottage on
lots Immediately south of the ALEX
Campbell home, and G. A. Troxell is
erecting another near the carriage
factory. Another for Will Horniug
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