The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-11-27
LOCAL LORE.

CLANCY Barclay and OFT Tay-
lor were among the out of town
peopl4 ~ho were attracted
by the Saturdays game.
Dan Cameron, former Cor
wallis resident, now of Portland.
visited with friends here Sunnay
and Monday.
!. Cummings of Liun county,
is visiting in Corvallis at the home
of his daughters, Mrs. George
Irvine.
Miss Edna Laughlin of Yam
hill, arrived Sunday for a visit
with the family of her sister, Mrs.
Ellsworth Erwin.
Alex Rennie md George Kerr
were successful in hnnt for geese
about the Buttes the last OF the
week. The days sport netted the
BOYS twelve fine specimens. geese
are said to be plentiful On the
prairie south of town. -..,
Harry Waggouer who has
been working at the Coburg saw
mills during the past few months
is here for a short time. Recer tly
he met with slight accident which
incapacited him for work and he IS
home for repairs.
N. L. Raber and family are
to shortly occupy the E. w. Fisher
residence at Monroe and Eighth
streets. It is understood that John
Fisher whoi is an invalid, is to be
cared fer by them. W.
Among former students
who attended Saturdays game
were Kar: and H len Stelwer, Dave
Little, Pe'cy Cuper, Eunice Gar
field, M nnie Buxton, Mike Walker
Zophar Tharp, William Dunlap,
Earl Rinehart, J. D. Jameson,
Ben Elgin. t..
w. F. Williams, of Airlie was
an interested spectator at the
football game Saturday AID he
Was fully as demonstrative as up
on similar occasions in the past.
But this game was notas expensive
as many of those he had witnessed
in the past. When his son Floyd
was playing ball Mr.. Williams, it
is said. presented the former with
five dollars for each touchdown
made by him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Graham
returned Sunday from a visit 10
Jos Graham in Kings Valley. The
latter was brought home recently
from St. Vincept's hospital, where
it will be remembered he underwent
a severe surgical operation. He is
not yet able to be up, but it is be-
lieved that his condition is impro-
wing.
There is a treat in store for the
people of Corvallis and vicinity.
An organ recital will be given by
Prot. Tailiandier assisted by Miss
Edna J. Sheehy, at the Congreg.-
tional church, Friday evening. Dec.
9TH. Miss Steehy has only lately
come to us from Washington, D. c,
and this will be her first appear
ance on the Coast. The event will
mark an epoch in th- musical his
tory of Corvallis.
Karl Steiwer left today for his
home near Jefferson, after a visit
with o. A c. friends since Fri
day. His commission to a lieuten-
ancy in the Philippine Constabul-
ary has arrived, and he IS to sail
from Seattle for Manila December
9TH. Saturday night a farewell
party was given in his honor, at
Ra. mo DIS hall. vine dancing
was the amusement till midnight t.
The appointment is the oatcome OF
military training riceived at GA.
c. The Phil ppine Constabulary
is NOS ly differed from graduates
Of military colleges CT the country
one of which is o. A. c. Floyd
Williams who went to Manila last
January under similar appoint
ment is now acting captain and in
comm nd of a company of the con
stabulary, drawing captains full
pay, and expecting an early con
firmation of his rank as captain.