The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-04
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
he sn1t: and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.

White and New Home Sewing
machines at ]. H. Harris.
"A. L. Clark of Alsea is in
zown on business visit.
Harry Fryer, 'o5, visited col
3ege friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H Huston
left Monday for the Exposition.
Mrs. F. A. Helm returned
Monday from a visit since Thurs
day with Portland friends.
&C. w. Adams returned Satur-
day from a week business TIP to
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harris re-
turned Sunday from visit of sew
eral days in Portland.
Mrs. R. NJ. Gilbert left Mon
day for visit with her daughter at
McMinnville.
Miss Emma Thompson return
ed Monday FROM a two weeks stay
in Portland.
Misses Lavina and Mabel
Woods spent Sunday with Tangent
friends.
Mrs. w. J. Dinges and Frank
Dinges left Monday for a week at
the Fair.
William and Ralph Hall of
Buena Vista were business visitors
in Corvallis Sunday and Monday.
-Maud Hurt arrived Friday
arom two months sojourn with
relatives at Seattle.
E. H. Hawkins and daughter
of Eugene have been spending a few
days visiting at the home of Mrs.
ID. 7. Norton.
Ray Goodrich, former OAC
boy and later a graduate of Z of o
is playing g half back on the Univer.
ssity of Washington team.
Co unity Clerk Moses returned
Sunday from Grants Pass where he
bad been attending the conferences
-aof the South Methodist church.
Miss Minnie Owens, rev
GA. c. student, was called to be
home in Ontario, Sunday, by th'
critical llness of her mother.
Harry A. Miller, son of for
aner Corvallis barber, and Mis-
Mary Nader were married las
Wedne sday evening at 7.3o, at ths
home Of the bride at Jackson
Mich.
The Acting Postmaster Gener
al has sent instructions to all post
masters to take action in suppress
ing obscene postal cards. Let tn
action be vigorous as some of til
cards offered for sale are more tina,
impEoperly suggestive.
Logan Hays spent Saturda
and Sunday with his mother in thi
city. He is now assistant cashie
of the Oregon Savings bank {
Portl and. TIE latter was recent
re-org anized with new presider
and other new officers. 1t ha
5000 900 in deposits, and employ
IA people.
The old Sycafoose propert
across he street south of the Al
plewhite residence, has been pul
chased by Asa Alexander who is
repair and occupy it. The Ale2
ander place has been sold to J. F
Fowells, who will make sundry in
provements before moving onto th
the premi ses.
After successful pastorate {
ten years duration with the Fir
Baptist church of Corvallis, tt
Rev. NJ. Noble has declined a ca
for an other year. He taxes th
opportunity for thanking all b
kind friends for their many kim
nesses towards him. during his sta
in this city.
R. S. Bradley, who used
live in Alsea but who is now re
ident Of Eastern Oregon has BET
in town a day or two, looking
property with a view of locating
Corvallis. The change is cont
gent on a possible sale of his Ea:
@ern Oregon farm.
Reuben Sanders is understo'
to be member of the Chema1
football team, which plays on OA
deld Saturday afternoon. He
one of the great fullbacks of t
country, and a sight to see If
football game. For long time
held the record in putting the sh,
and fs n all ro1fr1d athlete of Coz