Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

date set for the election OF school
directors.
Attorney J. H. Gibson attended
TIE session Of circuit court at Dallas
last week.
Mrs. J. Mason offers her stock of
trimmed dress hats-12 dozen-for
20 per cent off.
Mrs. F. L. Miller and son went
to Portland, Sunday, to visit rela-
tives for few weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. S.. I. Pratt, Of
Philomath, spent Saturday with
their Corvallis frinds.
Miss Emma Rusk came up from
Portland, Friday, to visit friends
until after commencement.
F. M. Wordsworth, an old re-
publican wheel horse from Lincoln
county, passed through Corvallis
ea route for Southern Oregon, Sat-
urday.
The services of the Albany or
chestra have been secured to fur
nish music for the Junior Hop that
ia to be given in the Armory next
Friday night.
Today is the Pentecost. The
Hebrew name for Pentecost is Shah.
uoth, the feast of weeks, 81 called
because it is celebrated seven weeks
after the Passover.
Victor Sp ,ncer, who graduates in
the pharmacy class of o A Q this
year, has a temporary position in
Allen & Woodward's drug store
during his odd hours.
The o A C band boys will fur
nish the music for the picnic at
Monroe next Saturday. This will
undoubtedly prove to be one of the
best picnics of the season.
Miss Lizzie Hoover arrived in
Corvallis, Friday, from Fossil, Ore.
She graduated at the o A G last
year and is to remain until after
the commencement exercises.
A large crowd patronized the ex-
cursion to the coast Saturday. The
senior class of the O A G had the
affair in charge and three coaches
were filled with pleasure seekers.
The day was one of the finest of
the year.
Roy Sheppard, a member of last
years graduating class at o A c,
arrived in Corvallis, Friday, to pass
a day or two with old friends. He
has attended the U of O during the
past year. He was on his way to
his home in Zena, Oregon.
Arthur Simpson arrived in Cor
Wallis, Saturday. for couple of
DAYS visit with friends. He is in
the civil service and of late has
been on duty on sthe Portland-As-
toria run as mail clerk. He is
looking we'll and says that he is
we'll pleased with his position.
B.R. Thompson is getting along
ni> ely with the residence he is
building just north of the college
He has the frame up and has the
outside primed with paint. He
was fortunate in getting splendid
supply of water without going to
anywhere near as great a depth as
many others near by we're obliged
to 60.
Ellsworth Cameron, who has beer
in the confectionery business in
Petaluma, California, writes that
he has sold his business at thai
point and is coming to Corvallis
With his family to reside. He ex-
pscts to leave Petaluma June 18th
and he will be accompanied by
we'll to-do friend. 1t is likely they
will engage in some business ir
this city.
Speaking of the recent field NEE
in this city between the athletes
from Pacific University and the {
AC, the Forest Grove Times says
THE boys went by wagon from
Albany over to Corvallis, and OF
Saturday morning went up agains
the o A c. This was a harde
proposition than Albany put up
and P U had but one to 80 on whel
the smoke of battle had cleared
away"
The Bellfountain Camp No. 49,
Woodmen of the World Hall Assc
citation have filed articles of incor
poration in the State Department
The association will erect a buildin
for lodge purposes in Dusty, Ben
ton county, with capital of $500
f. Bennett, Ed Williams, G. H
Waggoner, c. Barclay, H. Handy
L A. Beck, I. Hinton, w. {
Hodges, E. Howard, Ray Star
ray Porter, G. T. Body, E, e. Clel
are the incorpo rators of record.