The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-23
Mics Eythel Pierce has arrived
from Harrisburg to attend College.

ICOm hdIllSoutS W oItOhu SoieSo'
Joseph Bryan and wife were In
town Monday after spending Sunday
at the Bryan home in Phiioma.h.
Ed Sullivan OF Albany. was tbs
guest OF Corvallis friends over Sun
day.
Clifford Gardner and A. j. Rich
of Astoria, are among the old students
who have arrived at OAC.
Mise Katherine Olson OF Catlin,
Washington, is the guest OF Mlss
Ethel Linvills.
Grover Avery arrived Saturday
from Bingham Springs, Eastern Ore
gon, where he has spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hulourt ar
rived Saturday from Utah. and are
the guests of Benton county relatives
and frieuds.
Will Weeks of Salem arrived
Monday and is the guest OF friends
for a week. He will not resume his
studies at O4C this year.
-Yaquina Bay News; Don Wood
ward and family OF Corvallis arrived
Saturday and are spending a few
weeks at the Beach.
Sol King had good yield of bar
ley this season. From five acres :of
ground he threshed $50 bushels or 70
bushels to the acre.
For more than threeweeks, Goun-
Gilman Hodes has been sufferer
with most painful attack of neural
gia OF the head He was able to be
on the streets Monday.
-Iebanon Express Advance; John
Mccormick came home Monday from
Eugene where he has been working at
the carpenters trade. He leaves
Monday for Corvallis to again at
tend OAC,
Cecil Butler, who went to Idaho
several months ago, arrived Sunday.
In a recent fall, he sussalued several
serious Injuries, and his physician
advised his return home, He is son
of Fred Butler.
-Hillsboro Independent: Ray
Culver went to Corvallis Friday where
he will enroll himself with the student
body OF OAC. He Is to take mech
anical course. doing special work In
electrical engineering.
Though eonvalscent. 2. Il. Davis
Is still confined to his room with a /
mild attack Of typhoid fever. Even
il goes all we'll 1t viii proDably be 10 |
days or two weeks before he Can
again be about.
Thomas Bilyeu was ia town over |
Sunday to bs at the bedside of his
father. who Is now convalescent from
an illness that for several days
threatened his life. Mr.. Biiyeu now
holds position with the o r &
N Company in Portland.
Mr.. Johnson. a Yamhill farmer !
was In town the other day after a
house for his wife and children to oc-
cupy during the college year. He was
unable to secure suitable house. |
and at last accounts had determined |
not to under take to come to Corval
liz this year to send his young people
to school,
The Z. L. G. E. of the United
church will hold re-
ception for students in the tabernacle
near the church, Friday evening be-
tween the hours Of and 8. Light
will be served. Stud
ents are invited to call sometime dur
Ing the evening.
Benton County FIGURING Mills
vas awarded first premium on -four
It the Oregon State Fair last year,
Ind has again succeeded Ia capturing
he blue Iibbon at the Fair just clos
ID. This makes a good showing not
,nly for the mill, but speaks well for
Benton county.
After visiting with their children
or two weeks 10 Benton and Polk
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Handsa aker,
PARENTS of Rev. T. s. Handsaker, pas
or OF the Christian church, left Sat-
lrday for their home at Eugene.
Uncle Sam" as he Is known there,
nd his wife crossed the plains with
K teams to Oregon fifty years ago
o company with James Robinson of
Wren. 8
School book buying has been a
ig industry 10 town all this week. !,
lew pupils for the public schools !,
7ere In the market and put books :
or that purpose in great demand. :
nd all the dealers did thriving
usiness. For some time Monday !.
orenoon three clerks were kept busy
t Gerharde, handing out books, tab
ats and other supplies required by
chool pupils. The opening of the !
ollege Monday with several hundred =
tudents set up another demand :
hich is not yet satisfied and will not =
9 for some time. The book business =
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