The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-12
LOCAL LORE.
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Miss Edna Groves IS spending
a few days with Albany friends.
j. L. Blaricom of Philo-
math transacted business in Cor
wallis Thursday.
j. J. Cady returned today from
a few days business visit at New
port.
Joe Patterson and Byron Nc
Fadden returned Wednesday from a
weeks hunting trip at Summit.
Miss Mollie Walsh of Albany.
Is In the city, the guest of Miss
Mabel Davis.
Miss Kate Gerhard returned
Wednesday from a two weeks Wis
it with Albany friends.
Five petitions for initiative
laws have been filed with the Ben
ton clerk. There are about 40
signers to each.
i. F. Fulton left today to at.
tend a session of the Good Roads
convention in Portland. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Fulton.
Rev. w. S. Gilbert, we'll
known in connection with the Cal
vary Presbyterian church of Port
land has accepted a charge at As
toria.
-"Sometimes," confded Mrs.
Longwed to her intimate friend, 81
think my husband is the gentlest,
patientiest, best-natured soul that
ever lived, and sometimes I think
it's merely laziness that ails him."
Baptist church: Sunday school
at 10 o'clock and divine service at
II; subject of sermon, "a key note
for the New Year" All heartily
welcomed.
congregational church: Sun
day school and young mems class
at 10; regular service at II; En-
deavor societies at the usual time;
service at 7:3o in the evening.
w. Sheno6eld, of Los Angeles
California, is the guest for a few
days of his brother, Charles Sheno-
field, of the Pacific States telephone
office.
The box Office for sale of tick
cts for the Rose Eytinge dramatic
recital will open at Graham &
Wortham's Monday morning. The
admission is fifty cents, without
extra charge for reserved seats.
Mr., and Mrs. Preston left today
for their home in Idaho after an
extended visit with Corvallis rela'
tives and friends. Mrs. Preston
was formerly Miss Mae Headrick
of this city.
-"Ah, my beloved" he criec
~fervently, II am not rich in thi!
wnrld's goods, nor am I as clever
as some men are. But if a tende,
and everlasting love goes for any
thing" 1T goes alright will
me-" she Interrupted, but John
I'm afraid it won't work with thu
butcher"
Otto Hathaway, who for some.
time has operated a shooting gal
lery in connection with MI. Ions
in the bicycle shop, Thursday
01ocaI 4,1f tho I,,aee IL l.,
purchased a moving picture outf1'
and will travel and give. entertain
mentS of that sort.
&C. H. James of Blodgett, wa
a visitor in Corvallis Thursday
renewing old acquaintance ans
attending TO business. Mr.. James
long years ago, was for sometim
editor and proprietor of the Cor
wallis Gazette, and can tell man,
interesting stories of early news
paper work in Corvallis. He NOV
led onto his homestead at Blodget
in 1880, where he still resides.
Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, expires
ident of the Equal Rights Associa
ton of Texas, now living in Port
land is in the city will give to tn
people a lecture IN woman in til
Home and Nation" Mrs. Graf
was with the ladies in the nationa
convention of Equal Suffrage il
Portland, and decided to remain /
Oregon being captivated by tn
climate. A hearty response is ex
pected from the people from the ef
forts of Mrs. Craig to enlist thei
attention and interest in the subject
The lecture is to take place at tn
First Methodist church next Sur
day afternoon at three O. clock.
Lionel Johnson, a we'll know:
OAC graduate, now a reporter O