Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-23

Miss Dorothea Nash has bee
elect teacher of drawing an
music at the Monmouth Norms
ool.--Heraid.
Members of M. E. Ckurch:-
Election of lay delegate to the ar
nual conference next Thursda
evening at 9 p. M.
Mrs. Virginia Espy leaves toda
for two-months' visit at Tacoma
Her daughter, Katie, will leav
Saturday, to join her.
Luther Smith, formerly of Corval
lis, and Miss Sylvia Otelia Campo
donico are to BIZ married at Guada
ioupe, Calf, tomorrow. f:-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Booth laav.
Wednesday for Nye Greek. The,
will conduct the hotel at that plac'
during the excursion season.
Mrs. Thompson and daughters
Emma and Mary, have moved into
the residence on Sixth street. which
they purchased from }. NJ. Cam.
eron.
Walter Viles left Yesterday fol
his farm near Wells, where be will
take a respite of week or ten days
from his arduous duties in the First
National Bank.
Special Sale of Laces-Just re
ceived 100 pieces French and En-.
glish laees which we offer at S cen is
and 10 cents per yard, worth from
10 cents to 25 cents. Ladies these
are exceptional good values and
worth your attention. nolan &
Callahan.
Mr.. A. Carrick left Friday, for
Portland, where she is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren.
She was joined by Rev. Carrick yes
terday. They will proceed to Sc
attic, where the latter will officiate
at the marriage of Mrs Carrick's
brother, tomorrow.
DIR. Rowley leaves to. day for
Tucson, Arizona, to practice his pro-
fession. He has established an ex-
cellent practice in Corvallis, and
has made many friends who will re-
gret his denarture. the opportu-
mites offered in his new field, how
eyer, justify the step he is taking.
The Chemawa Indian band, un.
der direction of H. N. St@udenmyer,
is making a concert tour of the
Northwest. Mr.. Stoudenmver was
formerly leader of the MariLe band
of Corvallis, He has made the
Chemawa band one of the finest
concert organizations on the Coast.
Eight.bgrade graduation exercises
for the schools of Southern Benton
will be held at Grange Hall, Bell
fountain, Jnne 80, at 8 p. m. An
excellent program has been prepar-
ed for the occasion. Following are
the graduates. District No. 23-
Claire Starr, Bertha Coon, Clvde
Starr and Grace Starr; Dist. 60
Hovey Bellknap, Carrie Belknsp
and Orr KYLE; Dist. 26-Ida Zier-
off; Dist. 25-Tempy Ingram, Eva
Martin and Edith Martin.
No longer will the pay car glad
den the eyes of the Southern Pacific
for the officials have de-
cided to pay all their employees by
check in the future, and the pay
ear is thing of the past. A cir
cular to this effect was published
by the company. The checks will
be issued by the auditor and the
pay rolls are already coming in un-
der the new system, which is
merely following the practice in
vogue on eastern roads.
Besides the regular graduating
class at the o A C this year, diplo-
mas were issued to the following
graduates in the Business Courses:
Miss Alice Wickland, of Boise,
Idaho; Miss Mamie Starr, of Mon
roe, Or; Miss Sadie Dixon, of va
quina, Or; Claude A. Hale, of
Brownsville, Or; l.. Roy Harlan,
Of Republican City, Neb David N.
of Philomath, Or; Fred
5. Fischer, of Corvallis; Andrew J.
Burnough and Frank A. Galloway,
IF Elgin, Or; and Fred M. Demp.
sey, Of Portland, Or.
The Willamette Valley Chautau-
qua Association has issued its tenth
annual program. From the very
small beginning in the way of
session held in 1894, the Chautau-
lua has grown until it covers pc
rod of thirteen days and draws
TALENT for its platform from all parts
IF the country. From an examin-
alton of the present program, it
would seem from the rich array of
talent there scheduled to appear,
hat the 1903 session bids fair to