The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

Social Gossip, PERSONAL Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest
Don't fail to take the tamale die
ner Friday evening at Hodes Bakery. |
Eat with the Ladies' Aid Society
Friday evening at Hodes Bakery. You
can't get hot tamales every day.
Woods jackson Of Corvallis is Sc
TiouslG Ill at Sheridan. He Is at the
home Of his daughter 10 that city.
The PRESBYTERIAN pulpit is to be
occupied next Surday by Rev. Adolph
HsbeIIy, OF Coos c1uoty.
VIII Willi4ms, father OF Floyd, was
In town Satur lay to ate I'd the foot
ball game.
Miss Laura Clark, after three
weeks visit with old o. A. 9. friends,
Aayes tomorrow for Heppner, where
she Is teaching school.
After an exteuded visit with reIa-
dives Ia Corvallis, Frank Porter and
WIG dkS ~ iCnNC 1uuLoudy lOi tDCl
aSme Ia Portland.
-The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presuyterian church will serve a ia
male dinner 10 the diniog room of Ho-
jes' Bakery next Friday evening, at 5
3'clock. Price 25 cents.
The Corvallis Baud of Mercy will
meet In the F. ee Reading Room, Sat-
urday, October Is, at 8 p. m. Mrs.
Sarah Oauthorn, president; Mrs. Flint,
secretary.
For a visit at the J. 81. Price home
in Corvallis, J. r. March arrived Sun
day from Lisbon, North Dakota. Ar
5hur Marsh, SOD, also arrived Sun
day from Roseburg for visit.
One of the grand officers Of the
order is to pay fraternal visit to the
local lodge of United Artisans tomor-
row evening. Numerous guests have
been invited to attend the meeting,
and there will be many Interesting fea
tures, including banquet.
Keith Brown, for long time In
The employ OF the Bell Telephone com
pany 10 this city, has resigned his po-
sition and left this week for Grants
Psss. His place In the local field has
been taken by Charley Davlssou, late
ofPortland.
"A meeting of the Presbyterian
congregation was held Friday, to take
steps for filling the vacancy 10 the
pulpit of their church. Their plans
are fast developing, but as yet ar
oangements are not complete.
Rev. Nj. Noble and M. L. Albright
are attending the Baptist state con-
ysntion at McMinnville this week as
delegates fIomgthe Baptist church 10
this city. All the usual services will
be held in the Baptist church here
ae1t Sunday. A welcome for all. go. .......'
1t is DR.. Gilstrap now. Hegrad-
mated few years ago from .. A. @.
Thereafter ne studied medicine 10 San
Francisco. Then he located for the
practice of his profession at Sheridan
where In comparatively shoIt time
he has gained high repute and a large
practice.
Arthur Hawley and family, who
receDtly came to town for the winter
for educational reasons, are returning
10 their country home. Miss Cloy
the daughter In the family had to give
mp her studies at college on account
OF Illness, and that is the reason fol
the change of plan.
George Gray and family arrived
h Corvallis Saturday, and on Sunday
proceeded to the home OF his brother
Joe Gray. George Gray was pioneer
resident of Benton. He left here sc
years ago, taking up his residence IL
6rande Roupde Valley, where he has
extensive stock and farming lands
Only the oldest residents OF Corvalli.
we're able to greet him. as acquaint
ance.
On refining from the Pioneel
BaAegy, Carl Hodes wishes to expires.
his appreciation of the consideration
shown him by the bread and cake eat
eEs OF this locality; that while business
in short time will recall him to Alba
ny, he shall leave Corvallis entertain
Ing the best wishes for the pIosperit,
and happiness Of her people. But
while all this Is true, he would b,
pleased to have financial settlemen
with all our good people who ma,
onaneed to have become his debtor.
1t was on the stage, en- route 10
Albany. Some OF the Medic football
boys were passengers. So was Cor
7aMis man. One Of the NEEDLES talked
"Those o. A. G. boys are the mos
gentlemanly players, I ever wen
against. Their treatment of US wa
OF the most courteous kind. DGrin.
She game. they had nothing to say, n
kick to raise. They just played ball
and they played like ---,' WE'LL
fhymed with smell.
An snpoo oooo,1pt Corvalli, ay