Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-10-01
THE CORVALLIS. II! & IGAIzET[E
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1901.
LOCAL NEWS.
Good morning, October.

R. L Taylor was a Sunday pas.
senger to Portland.
Miss Julia Warrior returned
home yesterday from months abb
sence in Portland.
George Horning and Attorney E.
R. Bryson were among those who
visited Toledo last week.
Rev. L. NJ. Boozer will preach in
Mt. View school house, Sunday af-
ternoon, at half-past two.
During the past week many Of
our farmers have been busily en-
gagged in plowing and some seeding
has been done.
Mrs. NJ. Gregsen came out from
Toledo, Friday, to be present az the
bedside of her husband, who is
sick in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr and
Miss Maggie Whitaker returned
yesterday from weeks visit at the
Portland Carnival.
Mrs. r. Shelton and two children
arrived in Corvallis, Saturday, from
Scio, and are the guests of 7. W.
Dilley and family.
The United Evangelical church
will tender a reception to o A c
students tonight In the church.
Judge Woodward will preside. A
geed time for all.
Mrs. Lola Wigle and child, Of
near Prinevills, arrived in this city,
Saturday. Mrs.. Wigle will visit
for an indefinite period with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Will
kins.
At meeting fer all those inter
ested in athletics, held In the col
lsge chapel, Thursday, Professor
Cerdley was elected president and
Arthur Simpson vice, president of
the association.
The Junior Glass of the o A G
met Thursday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Pres J. E. Johnson,
V.Pres. Ethel Linville, Sec. Effie
Michael, Treas. Edwin Beatty, S. Of
Arms, Bryson Mayfeld.
The attendance at the O A c now
is 374, or 50 more than the number
enrolled at the corresponding time
last year. The classification is as
fellows: Seniors, %; juniors 27;
sephomores, u; freshmen, Eli;
ub-freshmen, 30; specials, 9.
Mordauat Goodnough, the plan
LIST, has written from California
that he will be hoaae in the course
of few days and hopes to meet all
Of his old music pupils. His health
was poor in California, which ac-
counts for his intended return.
Mayor Woodcock visited the state
fair last week, and pronounced it
the lest ever held in Oregon. While
in Salem he purchased a registered
Berkshire sow OF fine pedigree, and
two Thoroughbred bulls; one, reg
istered Durham, and the other a
13-month-old Jersey.
The lecture by Thos. A. Boyer, on
"What Time Is it, and Where are
Ws?,' which was to have been given
at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, has been postponed until
Saturday night. Reserved seats 35
cents; general aamissien 25 cents.
Tickets now on sale at Gerhard's.
Fred Fischer met with a peculiar
accident Saturday. He threw a
stone. at a squirrel and threw his
arm out of place at the shoulder
His brother Ernest, after a couple
Of attempts to pull IL in place, gave
the undertaking up and he came te
town and had it attended by q
surgeon.
The long delayed decision in ths
inter state Oratorical contest, helt
at whitman College last May, ha
at last been rendered in favor o
Arthur Hauerbaeh, who was award.
led four firsts and two seconds
Elwood Minohin, winner Of tn
Oregon contest was awarded fou
seconds and tive frsts.
Chas. Horner, editor of the Col
lege Barometer last year, and vale
dicteriAn Of the class of 1901, of tn
GA C, has been employed as teach
er in the Wyatt district just ives
Of Corvallis. The district is to b
complimentea upon securing s
competent an instructor, and excel
lent young man.
Shsdd Resebrook sends wor,
home that he passed o. K. at th
Bremerton naval station and wi
beone Of Uncle Sans musicians fe
four years. He has been assigne
to duty on a training ship.-Lii
coin County Leader. Shedd is
brother of Dave Resebrooks, th
well known cornetist who at on
time made his home in Corvalli
Rev. F. L. Moore returned hom
Saturday, frem Hillsboro where
had been attending the 49th annu
al Oregon conference of the M.
church. He brought home wit
him some splendid specimens