The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-02
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 In. terest
-Mrs. Rosenberg of Seattle Is the
guest of Miss e Ia Jacocs. She ar
rived Sunday.
For visit with her husband.
g. Lester Paul of the Academy ell
Music, Mrs. Paul left Monday for
For trip to the ST. Louis Fair
Mrs. G. G. Chipmau left Monday. She
Bill be absent two months.
With bis family G.. l.. Fiapage
has removed from Corvallis to a
place near Phiiemath. He departed
The last OF the week.
Spencer Bieknell and family now
occupy a residence near the G. & E.
8epor. haviug just moved ia from
their ranch.
There was an enjoyable dancing
party at the Artisan hail 10 Wells,
FIiday evening. with a good attend
suce ard good music.
Sunday. Miss Grace Huff aud
Mss Bertha Davis returned from a
few DAYS visit with the family of W.
n
Charles Dow aud wife are NOV
log into their residence one door
north of the D. D. Berman home. {.
On a business trip, Horace Lilly
OF the firm of r. M. Wade & Go. left
Wednesday for Salem, Portland aud
sther points.
-Miss Filth Sneak. who is in
struetor In music at the Philomath
College, was Corvallis vlsitor Sun
day. ~
After two weeks visit with
Mise Louise Cooper. Miss Elsie Lyons
returned Saturday to her home in
Portland
james J. Jeff4ies, the puglist, is
10 appear at thu Albany Opera House
tomorrow Thursday evening, In
production of "Davy Crockett"
The law prohibiting tie use of
bicycles 90 the sidewalks closed yes
serday and hereafter the pedestrian
will have to take his chances with
the wheel, on the city walks.
With his family. Julian McFad-
aen has novel from his late ranch
10 Corvallis. He occupies the prep
er.y recently vacated by the Hawley
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Gale have moved
from their ranch across the river 10
Linn county, to house near the ell
sctric light plant where they will hsre
after reside.
The handsome home of J. L. Un-
5erwood in the western portion OF
Gown has new owner. He is A. J.
Handy, recent arrival from the
East, who took possession of the
property Saturday.
An enjoyable Halloween party
vas given Saturday evening at the
hsme of Marion Chappell, near Iua-
vale. A number OF Corvallis young
people were In attendance.
"A meeting that promises to be
Interesting Is to occur In College
chapel next Sunday. It Is a joint
meeting Of the Y. M. and Y. W. @. A.
and everyone Is invited to be present.
Among those who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Wilhelm at Monroe
Monday were, Mrs. F. P. Sheasgreen,
Mrs. Philip Phile, Mrs. Gerhard, Mrs.
ID. o. Houck, August Webber, Miss
Ethel Ingram, Miss Tressie Callahan,
James Callahan and Mont Baker.
During a recent gathering of
OAC professors at Yoncall, where q
tanners Institute was In progress, a
dinner party was given them by Mrs.
Applegate, mother Of the Applegate
twins, former well known and popular
students at the Corvallis college. The
affair was much appreciated by the
visitors.
After residence of year or
two In this city, Mrs. Chester Dolph
Is preparing to remove to Portland.
The three little daughters are to leave
this week for the new home, where
Miss Bette Thorp, the governess.
has everything ready for their
reception. AS soon as business mat
ters can be arranged, Mrs. Dolph
will join them.
There will be services at the
United Evangelical church every
night this week except Wednesday
Ihe pastor will give bible studies on
the "Holy Spirit" Next Sunday will
be membership day. Prof. D. NJ.
Metzsa- OF Dallas will preach.
Pun Avery, George Waggoner
and Dilley the fixer, returned Friday
aypnino from q hnntinp trin in tho