The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-07-12
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.


The Com1ngs and Go1ngs OF People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.
DIR. and Mrs. Pernot were bay
ward passengers Saturday.
H. L. Hall was a Polk county
visitor Sunday.
DIR. and Ms. B. A. Cathey
were business visitors in Browns
vile Saturday.
The handsome new residence
of W. P. Miner on Third street is
rapidly nearing completion.
Harold Rumbaugh of Albany,
was the guest from Friday until
Monday of friends in Corvallis.
Rev. G. H. Feese returned
Saturday from a several days visit
to Cottage Grove friends.
Mrs. F. P. Clark, wife of the
well-known merchant of Phi1omath
was Corvallis visitor Monday.
Cyrus Harlan, who is employ
ed at Wrenn, was Sunday visitor
in Corvallis.
M M Davis and family, ac-
companied by Miss Kilgore, left
Saturday for an outing at Newport.
David Little left yesterday for
his home in Columbia county, after
a brief visit in town.
DIR. Farra went to Portland
Tuesday morning to attend the
National Medical Association.
Miss Louise Cooper returned
yesterday from a few days visit
with Miss Helen Steiwer at Jefer-
son.
The Newport excursion Sun
day left Summit with 100 passeng-
ers. Sixty seven went from Cor
wallis.
&C. L. Troxel was to leave yes
terday for Athena, Eastern Oregon,
where he has job during harves,
at SIS per day, as sepa; a or boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Price left
Monday to spend the summer
cam ping on their ranch near Belle
fountain.
Miss Frances Gellatly returned
Monday to her home at Philomath,
after a few days visit with Corval
lis friends.
County Judge Walters went te
Portland Saturday, returning in
the evening accompanied by Mrs
Walters, who, though still quite
weak is much improved in health
Miss Edna Gillette resumed
her position as ook.keeper at R
M. Wade's, Monday, after a week:
absence on account of Serious i'll
ness.
Physical Director Trine, who
has been trainer for Mu1tnomat
Athletic club for the Fair meets, i
expected home this week, to re
main.
Miss Margaret c. Smell 1ef
Monday for Ashland where she
will conduct a class in Household
Science during the meeting of the
Chatauqua Association.
Hay is being delivered abou
town loose at SIS to $o per ton, &C
cording to quality and amour
bought. There is an enormous
crop, and an immense lot of it viii
be baled.
Clancy Barclay, of the Inde
pendent Telephone Company. is t.
operate the Ed Starr farm at Belle
fountain, the comirg year. Mr.
Mr.. Starr and family are to NOV
70 Corvallis.
Prof. Kniseley left Monday t
attend the National Pure Food As
sociation, in session all this weel
at Portland. Wednesday Prof
Kniseley reads before the associ
alton a paper on the snbject c
adulterated vinegars.
Floyd Williams has given II
training at Portland, and Sunda
returned to his home at Airlie
He expects to join surveying pa1
ty at once, and to spend the sum
mer vacation at the work. He to1
Fred Stimson Sunday that he ez
pected to return to O. A. c. th
coming year.
Manager Fred Stimson an
William Lansfeld of Amity Wer
guests of Corvallis friends owe
Sunday. Mr.. Lans6eld is to be
student when college opens. He
a 2oo-pounder and will be fo
midable candidate for place Q