The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-06-21
LOCAL LORE.
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Born, Tuesday to Mr. aud Mrs
Monroe Cameron. son.
Merrill Moores left by wheal yes
terday for his home at Oregon City.
Miss Ivy Burton left Thursday
for her home in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs Z II Crawford leave
today for brief yiait with Salem
friends,
Professor f D McLoutb left Sat-
urday for vistt to relatives in New
York,
Misses Gertrude Meores and
Edna Caufe!d returned to their
homes in Oregon City Thursday.
james Henderson brought to
town Wednesday % fleeces OF wool
that averaged 15 pounds each.
-Miss Maud Houck arrived Thurs
day and is the guest for month at
the home of Mrs Deiilah Houek,
Z. Floyd Bogue arrived Wednesday
from Idaho, where he has been for
the benefit of his health aimee March.
John Gault left Thurday for
Heppner, where he is to work at
Harvesting during the summer.
The Garrow family left Thursday
for McCloud, California for the sum
mer. They are to return for the ope-
ming of college in September.
Miss Wlnnifred Airth, left. Thurs
day for her home at Astoria, after
weeks visit at the Wicks home. She
was accompanied by her brother
Allen Airth, who is an OAC freshman,
The S8eek brothers, who have
been students at the OAC for the past
two years left yesterday by team for
their home at Bnrns, Eastern Oregon.
They hope to return to coliege next
: year.
United Evangelical Church. Fl A
Deck pastor. Theme for Sunday
mornings discourse the .sFaithfulness
Of God" in the evening "The Lonely
Christ Preaching at Williams
school house at 8 p N.
Representative elect @ A Dan
neman left for Glen, Wednesday. He
will return in week, and will be ac-
companied by his daughter. Miss
Carrie Dannewan, who has been
teaching school at CleEa for several
months past.
After a weeks VISIT with relati-
yes, Mrs George Jones left yesterday
for. Seattle. After visit with her
daughter 10 that city she will return
to her home in Southern Oregon. Mrs
Jones was accompanied to Seattle by
Mrs 81 Harris.
Three OAC students make the
"trip from Corvallis home In row
boat. They are Carnatian, Lewis
and Gardner. and they go to their
homes in Astoria. They left Wednes-
day morning. They expect to be alb
out week in making the trip. The
plan asaddbted as matter OF pleas
ure.
Miss Philbrick has deterained
not to continue longer IN her position
as head OF the musical departmeat at
OAC, and is to leaves today fog her
home in the East. The department
Il under her menagment was comp
lete financial success. the receipts
having aggregated nearly 5000, ssum
sufficient to pay salary and other
expenses without assistance from
the college funds.
The news is that the band of
500 head Of cattle that the Browns
are taking ffom Benton county to East
Deschuttes for Chester and Punder
son Avery stsmpeded at Hills ragch
in the Cascades, and that seven head
of them were fost, 1u the STAMPEDE
Chester Avery and one of the BroMR9s
was run over and both were somewhat
bruised, Mr Brown Raore seriously
than Mr. Avery.
At the Catholic church in Eugene
at eight O'Clock Wednesday morning
occurred the wedding gofAmbroseHouck
and Miss Alice Horton, formerly Of
Corvallis. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Beutgen. The we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
& home of Mr. and MIS- G A Houck.
thereafter the happy couple left for a
wedding tour through the Puget
Sound country. Monday they are
expected at the Houck home mile
south OF Corvallis. where they are to
reside for the present.
The finance committee for the
Fourth had raised contributions of
about $3.50 at last accounts. Among
others who contributed literally were
the hotels and restaurants. The latter
establishments offered some objections
: on the ground that it Is the custom OF
church and other organic ations to
run eating establishments on such
occasions. They say the organiza tions
do not make contributions for the
celebration. but make as much or
out of the presence of the crowd more
than do the establishments that contri.
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