The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-08-14
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

Wallace Baldwin spent Sun
day at Newport.
IN. A. Fisher. a piano man of
Eugene, is at the Occidental.
Mrs. F. A. Helm and Miss
Fra nkie Hout leave tomorrow for a
.two weeks stay at Newport.
Raymond Lafer,y, OF Portland,
spent Sunday in town visiting bis
parents.
Deputy John D Wells has
charge OF the sberiff's cffics during
the absence of Sheriff Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker, of Alba.
ny, were guests of the Lsffcrtys
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bryson and Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith arrived Monday
from Csscadia.
Attorney J. F.Yates visited
Dallas On Saturday returning by
way of Salem Monday on legal
5usiness.
"A party consisting Of George
Smith, Ed Smith. M. P. Burnett
and Ed Taylor left Monday morn
ng for Alsea.
H. W. Kaupisch left Sun
day on business trip to Wald-
port. He was accompanied as far
7.as Newport by Mrs. Kaupisch.
TO seek an office and not 10
get 1t lie to be place-hunter; but
to b old Office for q generation is
patriotism and craftsmanship COM
@bined.-Judge.
-Harold-How do you think l
look best-in my street clothes or
Sn my bathing suit? Myrtle-In
your bathing suit, Harold-when
you're under water.
-Yeast-How does the colonel
lind room on his breast for all his
medals? Crimsonbeak-Why, the
more medals he gets, the more his
chest tx xpandS. '....
Among the prominent Salem
peop e who can out from Newport
Sunday ovt ming vert: T T Geer,
Thomas Kay, Postmaster Farrar,
Gsoree Bingham, c rey F. Martin
and Frank Durbin.
After a life of but m, II b, tn
! little tahe of Mr.. and Mrs. Mareue
was buried Sunday in the Catholic
: cemetery, Many fri' nds Of the fam
-llytymp sth z
The Misses Bsig,s who have
been guests at the Knisely home
leave tomorrow for their homes in
Kans4s TAey xpe ct t, visit Put
i I'D mi Safe en- route.
Mrs. E. R. Bryson and chill
: dren left today for Newport. Their
headquarters will be at the Monte.
rey. They were accompanied by
TMr. Brysor, who went on to va
chats.
Mrs. .Zephin Job and son Jerry
of Butte, Montana, are visiting
Willamette Valley friends. Mre.
Job Us now at Cottage Grove and
Jerry is aS Newport.
Five prominent residents of
venport, Wash, we're drowned in
the Spokane river yesterday, four
giving up their lives in trying to
rsa~e the others. They were Miss
wv innie Jores, A. L. Berget, Mrs.
A. u. Bsreet, Roy Howard and A.
IL. Inman.
A young man employed as
clerk in New York made a turn of
several thousand dollars recently
as the successful bidder for $780,.
00G worth of Panama canal bonds,
turning over his option to capital.
lists at handsome profit without
Investing anything but nerve.
Mise Edith O'Leary, who has
@oeen the guest of Miss Nolan in
this city and at Newport for sever
alaveeks, came out from the bay
Sunday evening aud proceeded to
SsBeiknap springs. After visit
there, che will return to her home
sat B utte, Montana.
An exchange tells OF news
payer reporter who interviewed
thirty successful business men and
found that all of them when boys
had been governed strictly and fire.
quently thrashed. He also inter-
viewed thirty loafsrs acd that twen-
ty.seven had been "mamma's dar.
ling," and that the other three had
been reared by their grandmothers.
An operation for appendicitis
was performed Saturday by DR..
-Pernot, assisted by Drs. Cathey and