The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-30
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

The Conings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items OF
Public Interest.
sam Moses of Philomath spent
Wednesday in Corvallis on bust
ness.
Mrs. Charles Blackledge left
Thursday for a visit with her
>daughters in Portland.
M. F. Hoefs moved this week
on TO the Glass ranch north of Cor
wallis.
H. Bills and wife of McMinn-
vile were visitors in Corvallis
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Heron OF
Irish Bend were Corvallis visitors
Thursday.
S. K. Brown and family moved
Thursday into the residence known
as the Neugass property, in the
south western part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huffman
of Eugene we're in Corvallis We'd
zuesday, en1oute to Newport for
visit. @*''"'.' f'' +
Mrs. Matte Fruit, of Peoria, a
former Corvallis resident, was visit
ing old friends Wednesday. Mrs.
Fruit now lives at Peoria.
Mr.. Hathaway and family
moved this week from Big Elk to
Corvallis. The gentleman. is the
father of the we'll known Hathaway
brothers Of this city. .
After a few days visit with
friends in this city Mrs. W. S..
Toulinson left Thursday for her
home near Wells. 49,
Mr.. Handle, who arrived a
short time, ago from Canada and
has been living in the I1gle, house,
moved Thursday on to the John
Goose farm, between Corvallis and
Philomath.
Harvey K. Brown, of Baker
City, was in Corvallis Thursday
Mr.. Brown is a candidate for nom
anation for the Office of governor
on the republican ticket.
The time for filing nominal
ing petitions expires Wednesday
night. Unless such petitions are
filed by that time the person filing
them cannot get on the primary
election ticket .ss
About 400 pounds of literature
giving information about the bills
to be voted On at the next regular
election, has been received at the
clerks Office for distribution among
voter.
There is to be a regular meet
ing OF Corvallis grange in Admins.
tration hall at the college Saturday
afternoon at two o clock, with work
In the third and fourth degrees
All grangers are urged to be pres
-ent L5e.
R. H. Kaltz. the piano tuner
will be in Corvallis on his regular
tuning trip. April 3 to 7. Should
you wish your piano tuned, leave
orders at Hotel Corvallis, as he will
mot call on you unless an order i!
left- No charge for estimates or
work +.
Prof. Cordley's bulletin on SAT-
Jose scale and Prof. Pernot's or
canning fruits and vegetables are
ready for distribution. Both ere o
extreme interest and great value
and any person, not on the regula
bulletin list can secure copies free
on application. Many requests are
being made for the bulletin on Sar
Jose scale as a result of newspaper
notices printed in advance ofthe
publication Of the pamphlet.
Miss Bertha Davis gave a de
ltghtful luncheon Thursday in hon
or of Miss Winnie Ewart of Port
land. In the center of the table
was huge bunch of dafodils, anc
the place cards were hand painted
daffodils. Besides the guest O.
honor were; Miss Mabel Witty
combe, Mrs. Cecil Cathey, Mis-!
Mabel Davis. Miss Bess Danneman
Miss Edna Irvine, Miss Mary Mol
an. Miss Lulu Spangler and Mis-
Mary Dannemcn.
"A verdict of $166 for the plain
tiff was returned by the jury in the
case of Lewis vs. Bickne1l. Tht
suit was for large damages, due tc
the charge of shot into Lewis knee
from gun set in 8icknell's house
The case occupied more than twt
days, going to the jury shortly be
fore noon Wednesday. A verdic
was reached early in the afternoon