The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-17
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. Tedrow left Monday for a
two We eks camp at Newport.
Mrs. Sarah e. Caurhorn has r.
turned from The country.
For an outing at Newport, Mrs.
Harold S'r)ng left yesterday.
"A Newport passenger returning
10 Corvallis Monday was Mrs. b. S.
Pernot
Among pleasure seekers ut the
beach for the past week Is Miss Hat
riet SheasgreeD.
Miss Sophia Elsin returned Satur-
day from Salem, where che has been
for the past two monthe.
"A Corvallis visitor Monday was
Frank Lucas, of Monmouth. the post
master OF that city.
-Misse. Maggie and MARY Vim Of
Irish Bend have arrived aud are
guests at the A. L. Grugett home.
August Fishers automobile has
changed owners. The purchaser Is
Harold Woodcock.
Mis-. J. L. Jor es left Monday for
Charlottesville, for visit at the home
of Mr.. aod Mrs. Sam ThurstoD. She
will be absent several weeks.
Mics Hattie VanHousen Ct this
city was 10 Oregon City several days
last week visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Clara Wheeler Burns.
Ed Andrews, formerly with S. L.
Klire. has accepted position as sales
mau in the F. L. Miller dry goods es-
sablishment.
III. r.. houes aOd j. u. Wueste-
feldt spent Sunday with their families
who are camped near the Zan place
In Alsea. They report a royal time,
with ple0ty of venison and trout.
accompanied by her nieces, Misses
Caroline and Norma Greffoz who have
been visiting her fer some months,
Iml,. ,.onI EhoC,s ai.i - I'm Stock
ton, California. Friday, for visit with
Corvallis relatives.
After a six weeks absence in To-
wa, Illinois, Colorado and other states.
D. D. Berman Is expected home this
week. He has had delightful trip,
but has found no place that suits hiEa
as well as does old Oregon.
Everyone who went to the bay on
Sundays tr,io had a coed time. The
day was ideal, al d six coach leads of
people took advantage of the big bar
vest excursion flom Detroit to New
port.
Reports from there Saturday
stated that big mountain fire was
raging In the vicinity of Nashville
and that travel on the wagon road
was impossible, teams being obliged
to 60 to the Big Elk route. Further
particulars have not been received in
Corvallis.
Ice cream soda and water melons
is the treat that will be given all who
attend the Christian Endesver social
that Ia to take place at Plymouth
chapel, Friday evening. The proceeds
of the affair will go to the church ol
that denomination. Everyone is
promised a good time.
Among the incoming passengers
from Portland Friday was Mrs. Glenn
Winslow, of Pendleton. Monday. &C
companitd oy her mother, Mrs. Ruth
CLARK, she left for New pert for ter
days outing. Mrs. Winslow has beer
In III health for sometime, ard hopes
the sea breezs and change OF climate
may work change for the better.
Prof. J. B. Horner, one OF Oregon's
cleverest educators. was on Tuesday:
tlaiu en- route for klamath Falls, OF
business In connection with the Stat,
Agricultural college, Of which institu
tion he is registrar and holds the chai
of Latin and history.-Ashland Re
cord.
The demand for catalogues at tn
college excesds that OF any past year
1t is only surpassed by the demant
for Corvallis dwelling houses. Boil
bear witness of large attendance o
students at o. a. G. the coming year
The number OF students would b.
greater if the supply Of availabl
houses was larger.
The big Ringing shows and cir
Gus will be In Albany September l
and on this occasion excursion trains
will be run On the Corvallis s. Eastern
railroad from both ends of the line, a
a fare for the round trip not to exceed
81. The two special trains will boil
arrive in Albany before the street pa
rade, which will be held at 10 a. m.. OIL
Thursday, September l. The trail
from Yaquipa wui leave that place a
5:l5 q. m, arriving in Albany at 9:35
the one from Detroit will leave tha
place at 6:25, arriving In Albany at 9
25 a. m., giving the passengers ampl
time to sac the parade Roth train