The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-31
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
The Conings and Goings of Peo pie
Social Gossip. Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest
Fer viait with Portland la
tives, Miss Vivian Elk left SATURDAY.
Miss Ethel HunsaBer of Turner,
has uesn the gueEt Mas MInrfe
Wyatt, the past week.
After a Welt with Mira. Frsnk
Al1iich, Miss Ida Clayton lett Friday
for Albany.
The new cash carrier was ins' all
ed 10 Kline's st ra Mon lay, by liz e.
man CT The Lambson Comraoy.
"A business visitor Fiiaiay ard
Saturday In Corvallis was Jack Hall,
Of Polk county.
A guest at the Gillespie home has
been Miss IGa BroadwelI cf Amfty.
She departed for ter home Sunday.
From attendance at the big MIL
linerv on&rings IN Portland, Miss Ella
L. - fE,u
Bennett Potts and family left this
week for tie vicinity of Wells station
where they are to reside on the Jad
Galloway farm.
From visit to her brolher 10
Roseburg. Miss Mabel Cedy returned
Saturday.
Before eglnnl lg operations for
the season the cider factory is to be
enlarged by 80 so addition.
For an extended Welt with her
brotter, Cliften and family in Corval-
Ns, Miss Ina G)uld arrived dav Or
two ago.
A passe 1ger for Portland on
Mondays train was Miss Mary Suth-
BIlanU, vue uo"Iy elec.eu Instructor 10
dressmaking a. OAC.
From an erj ,yable trip to the
Five Rivers country, Frank Aldrich
viii Wicks and Plof. Shaw returned
home Friday evening.
-Guests from Friday until Sunday
ofN. F. Gillespie and family were
Charles aed Mabel Parker Of Icde-
perdence.
-From weeks outing at New
port, Mrs. Imaly of Readville, was au
Incoming passenger Saturday. Sh=
Is visiting Mrs. E. E. Mundy.
--Mra. Amelia Schubert, Misses
Anna Thompson. Barries Sheasgreer
and Adelaide Greffv z were que sts from
Saturday until Mond4y at the Haene
home near Monr)e.
Having been appointed specla
agent for large Eastern publishing
house, Miss Nora Miller made tril
to Roseburg the last OF the week il
the interest of the finn.
A Sunday visitor at Newport wa
Mrs. Inez Wilson. She was accom-
panied by her daughter Grace, whc
has been seaside visitor for twt
weeks.
"A Saturday arrival from Oklahe
ma was S. Darby, son of W. P. Darb,
of this city. The former seems vel
pleased with Benton county, and will
make bis home In Corvallis.
Casper burst, who departed from
Corvallis yeer ago, arrived Satur
day from Oklahoma, aud will take VI
his residence In Corvallis. Mrs. Ours
will arrive next week.
The attractiveness of the 0.
Blackledge furniture store is belpl
enhanced this week by paper hang
ers work. The interior of the stor
is being treated to complete nev
covering.
Having spent pleasant week a
the Bay with his family, J. E. Fowell
returned Saturday to resume his pc
sition In the Blackledge furnitur
store.
Having spent two months wit
her sister, Mrs. Frank Aidrlch 10 Coz
wallis, Mrs. Rachel Throckmorto
leaves tomorrow for Portland, en-
route to her home in Oakland, Cal
nornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. NIontgomer
returned to Corvallis on the noon trai
FRIDAY, intending 10 make this thei
home. They spent little over a yea
In Portland aud various points i
Washington. They have rented room
cn First street for the present.
Prof. TaIter was the .recipien
Friday evening OF pleasant surpris
at the hands of his former pupils. Ur
expectedly, all the members Of las
years eighth grade class appeared q