The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-21
Tue C-mings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items OF
Public Interest.

Public Interest.
MIS-. H. S. Pernot arrived
Wednesday from Portland.
Miss Edna Finley is spending
this week at Irish Bend, with
friends.
Miss Minnie Wilson returned
home Thursday from visit with
friends at Forest Grove.
- Mrs. Rialto Weatherford and
children of Harrisburg arrived
Wednesday for visit with rel
atives.
C. M. Woods IS on a hunting
trip to Waldport He has been ab
sent several days.
-Punderson Avery is at Coos
Bay, where he is interested with
R. E. Gibson and John Rickard in
a salmon cannery.
DIR. A. G. Sickle and Captain
George Herbert Root went to Sa-
lem Wednesday to see the WASH
ington Willamette. football game.
-C&E on Oct. 21st will resume
sale of tickets to Yaquina Bay BIZ
weekly, Wednesday and Saturday.
. Rate from Corvallis and Philomath
So. so, good for 80 days.
j. A. McFeron of Portland,
representing the Oregon Savings
Bank company. has been in Corval-
lis this week. He was the guest oi
his sister, Mrs B. A. Cathey.
Mrs. Currin and family moved
into their new house just completed
by Charles McHenry in Job ad.
ditiou. Mrs. Currin is from Port.
land.
Presbyterian church, M. S
Bush, pastor. Bibl= school 10 a. m
worship at II, subject, "Clad fo:
Conquest. Evening service a
73o Mr.. D. Leigh Colvin, Nation
al President of the Temperance So
cieties in Colleges, will deliver al
address
The game this afternoon is te
begin at three o clock sharp. Hith
erto there has been drag between
the appointed time and the kickoff
and Manager Stimson announce
that this unpleasant feature is to b
eliminated, and that his show viii
begin as scheduled.
An extremely interesting lette
by Corvallis girl abroad appear
on another page OF this issue
Miss Nett.e Spencer. now sojourn
ing in lar away Germany, is it
author. 1t tells, of things in th
old wor. d that impress an Oregon
ian and in a style of English DE-
lightIully original.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Price al
rived Tuesday and for day or tw
were guests at the farm home {
Mr. and Mrs. Abe King. The tw
families were neighbors and wari
friends for several years at Wilbur
Washington, both having bee
among the early arrivals in ths
country. After a pleasant visi
Mr.. and Mrs. Price left for HON
Wednesday.
Eleven for Willamette and 81
for Pullman means much. Wi
1amette was never before score
against on her own field. 1t playe
Stanford o to II game and Berk
ley to o. What the Willamette
Pullman game means is that Pull
man is very strong, and that Ste
kle's men will be on trial for the
football reputation in the big gan
this afternoon.
Portland Telegram:-A nun
Der of the football enthusiasts we
talking at the Mu1tnomah Club la
night Of what a good scheme
would be to have the annual Co
vallisEugene game take place
Portland. This year it is sche
uled for Eugene. November II, b
next season it is possible the switt
might be made. 1t would certai'
1y be a good financial propositi'
for the teams interested. If Il
Oregon teams continue to improv
it will not be long before they c.
stand off California and Stanfo
and even defeat them.
The subject Of the sermon
the Church Of Christ next Sund
at II a. m. willssbe one of more th
ordinary importance. 1t will
the question Can I love my e
en1ies?" A few years ago v
Ting Fang the Chinese minister
this country, in a speech at a ba
quet, confessed that the sentimer
of the ''Sermon on the Noun
were grand sentiments, but too hi.
for frail humanity. Are the
Come and let US see. The subj
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