The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-13
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
The conings and Goiugs of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Pub1ic Tn. terest

Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public In. terest
-Miss Belle Mattley itfe Saturday
ior Newport to epepd the summer.
%. A. Dearing of the Gazette,
was a Newport visitor Sunday.
"A. K. Miner Iefs Monday for
ten days business trip to the Bohemia
nlDes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Gerhard leave
today for q camping trip near Glen
brook.
The Laiies Whist Club was
pleasantly enter aimed at the home of
Mrs. J. q. Taylor, Saturday evening.
Colonel Matthews, leading busi-
ness man of Dallas, was the guest of
Corvallis fierds Satur lay.
-Mrs W. ". Calkins is to arrive
rom Eugene today. for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Gillespie.
--R. E. and James Gibson left Mon
day afternoon for their home in Port
land, after several days spent In Cor
wallis.
The Merry-Go-R which has
been doing business In Corvallis since
a. day or two before the Fourth, left
town Monday.
10 the absence of Rev. Moore.
the pulpit at lie First NJ. E. church
will be filed Sunday morniog by Rev
T. T. Vincent.
Glen Hodes and Frank Thrasher
returned Sunday evening from days
fishing trip to Alsea. They brought
back rs trout.
-Ol Wicks, who holds a-position
10 an Astoria meat market, is visiting
at bone for few days. He leaves
tomorrow.
Misses Florence Wicks and Ethel
Einville left yesterday for an extend
sd visit with Carlton frierds ard Iela-
tives.
Mrs. Ward Wisecarver Of Nc
Minnville, aud Mrs. Willard Gilbert
of Dallas, are to arrive today and
will be guests at the Gilbert home.
Miss Mayme Cauthorn left yes
5erday. for Athena, Oregon, where che
wiA speud the summer with her sic
sev, Mrs. Archie McIntyre.
Homer Lilly grabbed az a long
kniEe 10 his meat shop Sunday. He
carries his hand handaged now. The
Gus i5 not serious.
"A party that will leave today fol
few weeks camping trip In the Al
sea country Ia to be composed Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. BrysoD, Mr.. and Mrs
John Allen, DIR. aud Mrs. Harp er, aud
Mrs. Mary Bryeon.
The Chemawa bard, which has
been at Newport for several days
came out Monday. The organization
ls to furnish music at GLADSTONE
Park during Cbautauqua, and there
after to return to Newport for The
est of the outing season.
Mr.. and Mis-. Will Merrill, whit
we're married 10 Albany Wednesday
evening, are at Hotel Corvallis, wher,
they will remain indefinitely. Mr.
Merrill is manager OF the Bell tele
phone system, and will look after bus
mess for the company.
The Corvallis Juveniles mourn
shs departure of the nerry-go-round
that for over week has been operat
ing on the common back of the Far
mers' hotel. Every evening Grove
was present and the dollars flowed in
10 the Golfers of the owners of tn.
painted ponies and gaudy trappings
Because of the decrease in at
tendance, due to the usual sGmme
exodus of citizens and young peopl
generally, the Methodist and Christ
Ian societies have determined to hol,
union meetings Of the Eudeavor dur
ing the summer, the first OF the eer
les to be given at the Christian churcl
next Sunday evening, Everyone
nvited.
"A lawn social is to be given b.
members of the Catholic church thi
evening. The event occurs at the J
n. Nolan home, and all who atten
aFs sure of good time, as the Cath
elic people are noted for the exec
ience of their Ice cream and cake, an
every one will improve the opportun
~ OF securing a supply on this occa
sion.
The city council passed an ord
nance Monday night, requiring add
tioaal facilities fer exit and entranc
TO the Corvallis Opera house, as a pre-
eautionary measure in case of fir;
The owners of the property are fami
lar with the ordinance, and are said t
contemplate north entrance and tw
entrances for the gallery as a means {
complying with the new requirements