Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-20
Miss Mabel Wamsly. of Blodgett.

and attending commencement ex-
ercises, in this city.
; Miss Blanche Riddle retnTnet
to. her Douglas county home
yesterday, after a visit of weeI
Or longer in this city.
A large number of student
took the boat, yesterday morn
ing, for down-river points, going
10 their various homes.
! Wallis Nash came over from
Lincoln county, Tuesday to remain
until the commencement ex-
ercises at O A G terminated.
| Baptist church-Sunday school
at ten, and preaching service a
feleven, and eight O'Clock, every
Lords Day. A hearty welcome
for all.
DR.. E. J. Thompson came up
from Independence, Wednesday,
at the invitation of the faculty to
assist On the program at the COM
mencement exercises.
John Gault left yesterday for
Hillsboro. After a brief visit
there he will proceed to Heppner,
Or, where he will be employed
until college opens next fall.
Miss Ethel Price, of Kings VAL
ley, and a former student of o A C,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. L.
w. Oren, and attending the COM
mencement exercises during this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Crawford
and daughters, Misses Lillian
and Hazel, and --1rs. R. A. B.
Veal attended the 0 A c COM
mencement exercises last eve
ning,-Albany Herald.
Miss Ida Ward, Of Browns
vile, sister of Frank Ward, of
this city, has been visiting in
this city since the beginning of
the commencement exercises at
OAC. She will return home
tomorrow. Miss Ward was a
member of the graduating class
of 80.
The marriage of H. G. Mangus
and Miss Helen Hunter, both of |
this city, was solemnized in Sa-
lem, last Wednesday. Both the
bride and groom have many
friends in this city who will be
pleased to learn of their marriage
aud sincerely wish them the best
of success in all of life's under
takings.
A delicious luncheon was given,
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. e. Woodward IN honor of
Misses Elsie and Cathleen Garfield.
The young ladies have attended the
D A @ for the past three years and
are very popular students. A
number of guests were present at
Mrs. Woodward's and the occasion
was most enjoyable. Yesterday
he young ladies left for their home
II Lafayette, Oregon.
Married, Thursday, June 10Th, {
1t 80 d. 1n., at the residence
If the brides mother in this city,
Mr.. Ellsworth Erwin and Miss (
Maud Laugh1in. After the cere- ;
nony, which was performed by {
Rev. Mrs. Hunbert, the young
couple left for Albany, Salem {
Ind Portland, where they will ,
make short visits. On their re-
urn to Corvallis they will be at I
lone in their new residence at t
he corner of 9th and Monroe I
treets.
The authorities at. O A C are ex- G
'erimenting with silage. They are
'utting up two large silos of clover.
)ne silo of clover is being put up \
7hole, just as it comes from the
mower, and the other is being chop a
ed fine, like saur kraut, before it +
J placed in the tank. Steam is T
eing used to cook the clover in !:
ne silo, and to accomplish this =
ipe is run from boiler and con- Il
ected with the tank. Steam is E
ept up all night in order to thor s.
ughly cook the feed. 1t is hoped t
nat something of benefit will be t
iscovered as the result of this ex- a
eriment. A close watch is being T
over the work in ques- h
on and when the season for feed ;,
lg arrives a record of the two s;los -
ill be kept so that there will be :,
0 doubt Of the results of this ex- Ii
ariment.
Senior P1ay Wac n SucCeSS