The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-06
LOCAL LORE.
TRWS OF CORVALLIS AND
yiCl%ITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
= le Coutns> and Gojngs OF People
Social Gossip. Personal Men
tiou and Ofher lietps OF
Public Interest

pu5lic Interest.
p. X. Lacy was a Sunday Wis
;for with friends in Albany.
Miss Melvenl L gin was the
guest Sunday of friends in Salem.
Thomas Poole of Junction City
spent Sunday al the Newton home.
Sam Eddy was an over Sunday
guest of friends i'll Albany.
-Clarence TNhiteside spent Sun
day with friends in Salem, return
ing Monday morning
Miss McDevitt of Dallas visited
her brother Travis i'll thi, city from
Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. John Spangler left Sunday
for month Isl: with her daugh
ter at Oregon City.
The Firemen gave a smoker
last night in their hall. Smoke,
music, cards and lunch were fea--
lures Ot CUlCltdAhlhSht.
Mrs. Charles Nichols of AL
bany was the guest over Sunday of
Misses Ella aud Thia Johnson.
Invitations are out for the mar
riaee on March 10th Of Miss Bessie
Ray and Delbert J. Strong.
Prof. McKellips resumed
charge of his classes Monday, after
an absence of nearly three weeks.
After an absence of three
months Mrs. A. L. Knisely is ex-
pected to return from the East in
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Thayer of
Astoria arrived in this city Sunday
leaving the next evening for the
Gellatly farm near Philomath.
Mrs. Clay Starr of Ballston,
aud her sister Mrs. Smith of Port
land are guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Will Schmidt, at the big prune Of
chard.
Joe McFadden, formerly with
the Pioneer bakery in this city, is
in town for a few days. Mr.. Nc.
Fadden has not yet located in busi
ness.
Prof. Raymoad's regular Fri.
day night party will occur Thurs
day evening OF this week. The
date has been changed on account
of the state oratorical contest.
Eugene Guard: press dis
patch from Butte, Montana, recent
ly stated that Fred D. Herbold. (
Eugene boy, who has been in The
drug business there for severa
years. but recently sold out, woule
coach the 0 A. c. football team
this year. In denial of this th'
fo"ow;ng mess age was received
today:
Butte, Mont, March 3, 1906.
Guard.
Eugene. Or.
In regard to coaching Corvallis
statement wrong. Please correct.
HERBOLD.
About 22 members of the loca
lodge of United Artisans drove t.
Wells Saturday night and partici
pated in the meeting held ther
chat evening. The principal objec
of the affair was the voting to Sc
sure a delegate to attend the grant
lodge of the order that is shortly t.
meet in Portland. The Wells peo
pie very kindly cast their vote
with the Corvallis contingent. ane
Harry Cronise was selected as thu
delegate. The trip to Wells wa.
one Of great pleasure for. all, ane
The local people are loud in thei1
praises of the treatment accorded
them, especially i'll the supper
served
Sundays Westside passenge
had an accident that brought it te
Cogyallis two hours behind time
When some distance north of Inde
pendence the shaft of the drive
wheels on one side of the locomo
tive broke. The shaft had to be
taken off and the drivers on the
other side of the engine were left tc
do all the work in bringing the
train the rest of the way to Corval
lis. A freight locomotive pulled
the train out of Corvallis until il
met a special engine sent out oi
Portland to take tie place of the
disabled locomotive. Joe Kehoe
who used to be we'll known en-.
gineer on the Eastside away back
in the Seventies, was engineer O
the engine that had the accident
He and William Sally, another old
timer on the Eastside division make
the Portland-Corvallis run on alter
nate days.
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