Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-21
r. L. Taylor has had a phone
placed in his tonsorial parlors.


r. L. Taylor has had a phor
: placed in his tonsorial parlors.
Ell Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Porter cam
up from Albany, Wednesday.
j Mrs. Mary Bryson and e. i
) Bryson attended the Bryson- Grifh
nuptials at Eugene.
Prof. T. nj. McElfresb, formerl
of the experimental station staff {
10 G, but now of Marion county
is visiting in Corvallis.
: There will be special meet
ing tof Corvallis Grange in Dr
Witty combe's room in the col.
lege, tomorrow at p. m, sharp
Mr.. Levi Orin, Miss Ella johnson
and Mrs. ]. E. Nichols left for Kan
sas City. yesterday, with Arch John
son to place him with a specials
for treatment.
! Regular services at the Metho
dist Episcopal church next Sunday
the pastor, Frank L. Moore, occu-
pying the pulpit both morning and
evening. A cordial welcome to
strangers.
tonight. at the Opera House, the
Carrie Stanley Company will pre-.
sent "a False Friend" Tomorrow
nights bill will be "a Lions Heart u
The prices of admission are 25, 35
and SO cents.
Ths steamer Ruth arrived in
Corvallis early Thursday morning.
This is her first trip up the river
since she was snagged and sunk in
the Willamette at this city a couple
of months ago. She is now in tip.
top shape again.
Tuesday evening, three wagon
loads of people drove out to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Baine and passed the evening. 1t
was the anniversary of Mr.. Baine's
birthday and the party was formed
in honor of the occasion.
There will be services at the
South Methodist church every eve
ming next week beginning at 7:3O
p. m. Rev. e. L. Fitch of Corval-
lis will be up the latter part of the
week to assist and hold quarterly
Conference.-Grants Pass Observer.
Lee Beall, graduate of O A CT
in the class of '96, is visiting old
scenes in Corvallis and renewing
old acquaintance. Lee was one of
the ''Old Guard" when he attended
college, but he is now a staid and
sober business man of LakevieW,
Oregon.
W. O. Heckart is building tenn
porary residence for Mr.. Evers, On
the latter's place near the college |
recently purchased from DR.. Farra.
The building will be l4x30 feet and
will be ready f,r occupancy March
lst. Mr.. Eyers will have a nice
dwelling erected early this summer.
Miss Bertha Thrasher left on the
boat yesterday for Albany, from
which point she will take the train
for San Francisco. AS recently
stated by US, she will enter hos
pital and undergo an operation in
hopes of having the bones knit in a
leg that was broken in two places
more than a year ago.
The pupils of the primary grade
Of the public school and their
teacher, Miss Currin, will enjoy a
ride on the steamer Leona tomor
row. They will go up to Peoria
and return, and it is a safe predic-
ton that it will be an occasion that
she youngsters will remember as
ong as they live.
A surprise birthday party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Chapman, Wednesday night.
n honor of Mrs. Albright. The
evening was pleasantly passed in
playing games and listening to Sc
ections by T. W. Dilley's pheno-
graph. Refreshments, consisting of
ce cream and cake, were served.
Miss Mamie Cauthorn gave
pupils recital at her home in this
,:ty Wednesday evening. She has
| good class on the piano and each
pupil was allowed the privilege of
aking a friend with her to the re-
'ital. A very instructive and en-
program was rendered
md the pupils acquitted themselves {
most creditably. d
1t must have been gratifying to
he members of the University of
oregon Glee Club to be greeted by 4
o large and enthusiastic an au- I
lance as assembled at the Opera {
House last Monday evening to hear {
heir program. Every number was &
ncored with heartiness that gave !,
10 room for a charge of partiality.
enjoyable were the vocal
olos by Professor Glen. He has a
ich baritone of great range and
lexibility, and his method is ad-
nirahle. Mr.. Frazier's work at the t
'iano has been the subject of much
avorable comment. A few good
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