The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-16
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
-Lafe Stewards family left
Thursday for an outing at CascadR
George Henkle was Philomath
visitor Wednesday ana Thursday.
Mise Agnes Klecker arrived Wed
nesday from Portland for a visit with
her aunt In this city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Callahan
returned Wednesday from sojourn
OF several days at Newport.
20. J Blackledge ard family left
Thursday morning for a months
camping trip at Fish Lake.
Mrs. Walter Wiles and little
daughter are attending CEaGtauqua
1T Gladstone Park.
Mrs. Lucy Francisco was a pas
sengel to Newport Thur-day for a
summer outing.
Superintendent Denman aud fami-
~ lef: WedDeadAy fc- a camping
trip In the Alsea country.
-Flfry-fve passengers came In on
the Westaide train Thursday, most
of whom were headed hayward.
A carload of sheep left Corvallis
for Portland Thursday. The shipper.
was William Gellatly.
Miss Modesto Rosendorfleft We'd
nesdav for Jefferson for visit with
Mis- Lyle Steiwer.
Mrs. A. B. Cordley and little
daughter left Thursday for Newport,
where they will spend the summer.
Dick Kiger aud Ralph DAVIDSON
leave this week to join the Johnson
Rennie- Bryson party in the Alsea
country.
d. M. Smith and Louis Hollen-
berg returned Wednesday from busi-
ness trip to Portland.
-Miss Gertrude Springer left
Thursday for her home in Portland,
after o two weeks visit with her
brother, Father Springer.
Al, dive OF LOG ,cccc, rset of ash
aud maple arrived Thursday at the
Strong sawmiIi from tine Isadamaker
place.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Thompson q
Burt county, Nebraska, have arrived
for an extended visit with the lat:er'E
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meeker.
Thomas Whitehorn and family
aud Mrs. M. P. Burnett and baby left
Thursday morning for an outing at
Caseadia.
Wednesday there were 65 and
Thursday S5 Newport passengers 4
the westbouud train as it left the
Corvallis depot.
-Mrs. Mosby has arrived from San
Francisco, to join her husband who
Is employed In one of the Corvallis
tailoring shops.
j. Hash snd family of Alsea, were
10 Corvallis Wednesday and Thursday
While here they purchased bill ol
furniture at q local establishment.
Theodore Garrow arrived from
California Thursday for visit with
relatives. He goes from here te
Portland, whers he will enter bust
ness college.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Woodward and
daughter have gone into camp or
their IA nch near Philomath, for per
iod Of rest AID recreation.
The Presbyterian Missionary
society members were delightfully."- en-
rertalned at the home of Mrs. Fl. F
Fischer, Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Wright, who has been an
smploye at the brick livery stable TO
sometime, has accepted a position II
Albany, aud left Thursday.
A ROAD COW, advertised 10 tn
last issue of the TIMES as about to b
sold from the pound, has been recov
cred by the owner. Advertising di,
It..
Born, to the wife of Clarence al
: blu, st Philomath, son. Mr. Albi
Is assistant agent at the @. s. E. depo
10 this city, but Mrs. Albin has bee
residing In Philomath.
Miss Gladys Richardson OF Ho
quiam. Washington, former well
known student at OAC. is with rela
tives at Monroe, and Is expected |
Corvallis shortly for a visit at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. 7. q. Wellshel
DIR. Roberts and sister, Mr.
Campbell. are expected in Corvallis
3 few days. They will be at the o,
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