The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-03
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

-Mis. AliiugUam OF Baisey, was a
visitor 10 CorgalIs Saturday. (
Mrs. Homer LILLY returned Mon
day from an outing at Newport..
Judge E o. Potter of Eugene,
vas Corvallis visitor Friday.
Frank Thrasher was a Sulphur
Springs visitor Sunday.
IS. L. Kline has just few me re
worsted remnants on the bargain
counter.
Mrs. Bammel and Miss Eda
dicobs epsntSunday at Newport.
Walter Sheasgreen arrived from
Roseburg Sunday for vacation vie
1t home.
Miss Paulfpe Klipe expects to
leave today tor,a visit with Portland
lflenos. II r
Charles Shenefield and Burt
sates were Newport passengers Mon
day. ~
Niles Edith Berthold left satur-
day for two months visit to points
In Washington and In Portland.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Gruggett and
Miss Ada Winn spent Sunday at New
port,
IN. F. Gillespie left yesterday for
Witt with relatives In Clackamas
county.
After pleasant outing at the
Coast, Mrs. James Bier returned
Monday.
C&c..ss T:r!'2 ce:urred Sunday
from a brief visit with friends In In
deper dance.
Caleb Davis was over from bis
Big Elk ranch, Monday, transacting
business.
Misses Ida and Hattie VanHoos-
en- left for Portland Saturday, fer a
zen de--s' C.a1. c;:h tlieads.
--affss Rama Garrett of Pbilonath,
was business visitor In Corvallis
Monday.
Charles Pernot and mother left
Monday to occupy their Newport
cottage.
Visitors at the home Of their son
Harley. from Friday until Sunday,
were Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Hall Of Polk
county.
-Miss Eta Carter, a former stud
ent OF OAC student. was visitor in
town Saturday. She resides at Hal
sey.
Misses Ella Perkins and Angus
10 and Julia Schroeder of Tlllamook,
arrived Sunday, and after vieit
with friends Left Monday f)r New
port.
Greatly benefited by the change
of climate and refreshed by her vaca-
,ion rest, Miss Eva Starr returned
home Monday fcom the seaside.
Morton Adams and J. q. Albright
are engaged this week 10 building a
modern fruit house at the Samuel
Wyatt home, a couple of miles west
of town.
j. b. Harris and family leave to-
day for three weeks camp at Cas-
cadia The will be accompanied by
Miss Cloy Buchanan and Mrs. F. A.
Helm.
-Eber D. Messie, who was com
pelled on account of Ill health to leav'
college 10 the middle of last yeas. Ii
now at Pendleton, and is to re-ente
OAC 10 September.
Agnes Sweek who was 10 colleg
ene year ago, is a compositor in th'
Times Herald Office Of Burns. Mis-
Agnes expects to return to OAO Il
September, accompanied by severa
of her companions.
DIR. W. G. Brown, Benton couu
sy boy, recently located In Burns 70
the practice OF his profession, and |
meeting with success. He is the so
Of the late Andrew Brown, who Wa
eae OF the first school superintendent
Of Benton county.
w. Scott Goodan, who graduate
from OAC In '93, Is superin tendent {
one of the principal transfer compar
les ofLaGrsnde. Scott speaks gladl
of the college days of yore, and neve
misses al opportunity to speak
good word fer OAC.
An Eastefner Who arrived la;
May from Nebraska and who pu
chased the five acre tract Of lar
formerly known as the French prof.
city, is James Andrews. With b
wife, Mr.. Andrews left Monday Il
Portland to reside, The departu
Is Iegr ttet hy many newly mao
friends In this city.
The switchboard for the new I
dependent telephone system has Mt
yet arrived, and the work of placir
She instruments is consequently I
tarded. The main part of the switc
board was shipped from Kansas Ci
on the 23rd OF June, and is still {
the road. a smaller part Of the SAT-
maohiee wss to errive. last evening.