The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-12
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. TiIlie J. King leaves today
for visit with relatives In Portland.
After a visit with Eugene friends,
Mrs. ohm Rickard is expected home
today.
Miss Lille Geliatls has been the
guest this week OF Corvallis friends.
Peter Bllveu left Thursday for
Idaho. for an extended visit. he will
not return until February.
"A Corvallis man bought team
early last springfor$l05, wcr ked 1t all
summer and sold i5 recently for S135.
Born, Tuesday afternoon
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cecii Cathey.
a laughter.
-Miss Pearl Persinger departed
Thursday for Sherman county to en-
gage in teaching school.
Mrs. Mary Horton who has been
very sick for several months at her
home, Is BOW slightly improved.
S. Chipman has bsen confined at
home with illness fer couple Of
weeks.
After ten days visit in Port
land. Mrs. J. M. Nolan returned home
Tuesday evening,
Miss Ethel Ingram Is to return
today from a weeks' visit with Mre.
CHARLES Hodge at StaYton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Waltz of
Bellfouurain, were visitors Wednesday
aud Thursdsy OF relatives In Corval-
lis.
Mrs. Linton Lewis arrived Thurs
day for visit with her cousin, Miss
Winnie Cameron. Her home Is in
Atlanta, Georgia.
Rev. G. c. Love president of the
Spiritualistic State Association will
lecture and Owe tests in Barrett Ly-
ceum on Sunday at 3p. m. A cor
dial Invitation is extended to all.
Among those who voted in Cor
Wallis Tuesday was Surveyor General
Daily. who came up from Portland
for the purpose.
The Georgia Harper theatrical
comnanv hheins weeks engagement
at the Opera Hcuee next Monday
night. More eAtended mention ap-
pears elsewhere In this issue.
The marriage OF Miss Leila Cav
anaugh formerly of OAC, to Ernest
Wiggs, takes place In Salem next
Thursday at high noon. A guest who
will be present is Miss Lillian Ranney.
-Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Horning aud
Mrs. Moore arrived yesterday from
Eugene where they went as delegates
from the local lodge to the district
convention of the Degree Of Honor,
Chester Avery arrived Sunday
from the Chewaucan country where
for couple of years he has been In
the cattle business. The last of the
herd taken from Benton by the Av-
erys two years ago, was closed out
recently.
The first quarterly meeting ol
the Nj. E. church South, will be held
In Corvallis today and tomorrow
morning and evening. Rev. McCaust-
land the new presiding elder, will
eonduct the services. All are vel.
come.
United Evangelical church
Theme for Saturday evening. "The
Judgment" Sunday 1870 a. m.
Heaven" 1902. m. "Hell." The
meetings now in progress will be con
inued throughout next week.
W. R. Horton of last years jun
ior class at OAC left Wednesday fol
Eastern Oregon, to spend the wiute
with his brother A. o. Horton OF tn,
'O4 class OF OAC. Mr.. Horton ex
poets to return to college next year
Mrs. Amelia Schubert returned tt
resume her position in Nolan & Cal
lahan's store Thursday, having beel
summoned to Monroe about twt
weeks ago on account Of the Hines
Of her little son, who Is now recover
ed.
There will be the usual preaching
and communion service at the Christ
Ian church tomorrow. In the evening
the pastor will preach upon 9Th
Royhocd aud Early Manhood c
Jesus."-the first of series Of sci
mons upon the life of Christ. At tn
evening service four young men VIII
confessed faith in Christ last Sunda
will be baptized.
The present management of th
Opera house has manifested extrem
precaution In booking attractions. c