The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-06-29
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

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.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bruce Burnett, son.
IT. q. Wellsher was business
visitor at Monroe Saturday.
Mrs. Glassfori returned Satur-
aay from a visit to Airlie.
Clarence Chipman Jr. is holdin g
q position as walter at Hot Lake.
-Children's day is to be observed
at the Methodist church. North, on
Sunday July 10th.
Archie Van Cleve left Monday to
spend the summer at the Gellatly
iarm near Philomath.
Robert Gellatly of Philomath,
was renewing acquaintanceS with Cor
Wallis friends Monday
Mics Grace Glaseford is now en-
gagged as clerk In the confectionery
establishment Of M. T. Starr,
Rev. F. l.. Moore and family left
Monday for two weeks outing at
Newport, where they have cottage.
Miss Bessie Dil,ey closed sue
eessful term OF school at Box. Benton
county. Thursday. and has returned
TO her home 10 this city.
-One said that there has been
searcity OF drunks since election aud
another replied that they are getting
In practice for local option.
Forty five little girls are wanted
70 ride in the Liberty car during the
parade an the 4th. Names should
be left with Mrs. B, W. Johnson.
james Flett arrived in town the
last of the week from his chittim
ranch on Five Rivers. He returned
koday, accompanied by his ia mily.
The four vacant lots 10 the blocl
of uor
Is located, have been purch 4sed by
W. A. Wells. They are offered al
resale for $3.50.
--Gerald Tuttle, former GAG stud
snt, employed now in Portland drug
shore, and Miss Smith of Pendletop
were married at the home of the
orlae's parents.
Ivan Daniels has arrived from
Chicago for a visit with his m other
Mrs. Espey. The family is to leave
10 few days for Waterloo, for {
samping Trip.
The two vacant lots just acros;
the street from the J. NJ Cameron
home has been purchased by Ed Bux
ton, who expects to build on the pro
gerty. The price paid was $500.
"A letter to F. L. Miller relate
that Mrs. Miller and Max arrived
safely In st Louis Friday, and thai
they are having most delightful
srip- They will be absent two months
Horace Locke has accepted
position as travelling salesman for tn
Dodd Implement house of Portland
His run will be as far south as Ash
land, and will make 1t four times
year
Two former OAC students wer
married In Salem last week. TIL,
bride Was Miss Elsie Mae Bates, VIII,
Hgured as vocalist 10 the College
musical department., and Ray Slmeral
who left college two or three year
ago.
The date has beeu made for tn
annual game OF football between OA(
and University of Washington teams
1t is to occur at Seattle on Octobe
18th. The date is the came as tba
on which the game was played Il
Corvallis last season.
Account Mardi Gras and Gar
nival to be held at Portland Jun
Is to July 8, 1904, inclusive. Roun
"trip tickets will be sold by Southern
Pacific Company, Corvallis to Port
land at 1885 including admission
ticket to Carnival. Sale dates Jun
~ and July 9Th. Limit 6 days bu
not good after July 10th re
turning,
e. E. White has purchased o
q. q. Rice the vest half of the latter
15-acre tract of land a half mile Yves