Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-01

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eral days with Corvallis friends, re
turned to his home in Salem Satur
day.
Mrs. Jerry Nunan, of Portland
came up Saturday on a visit to he
sister, Mrs E Woodward. She re
turned Monday.
A light case of scarlet fever is re
ported at the home of E. F. Bryant
the little girl having the disease il
a very light form.
Prof. and Mrs. A. c. Schmitt, O
the Oregon Agricultural College
were visiting at the home of th'
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L
Finn in Albany the last Of tht
week.
Coach McFadden, who has hac
charge of the o A c football team
this season, left yesterday afternoon
for Whatcom, Wash, where he will
remain for a time before startiLe
for San Francisco.
Miss Grace Scott, formerly O
this city, and at one time employed
in this Office, was married at North
Yakima on the 18th of November
to Mr.. Edwin Wlngate. They will
make their home at The Dalles.
Mrs Roy Raber, who has been
under medical treatment in Port
land for sometime. returned to her
home in this city the last of the
week. She, with her family, will
shortly join her husband in GIenn's
Ferry.
P. M. Zierolf returned home on
Sunday, after two weeks absence in
Portland, taking treatment for his
rheumatism. He returned with
the oldtime smile on his counte-
nance, and reports himself without
an ache or pain.
DR.. Darrin and wife upon leaving
Corvallis will take trip around
the world, going from San Fran
cisco, taking in Asia, Africa and
Europe. Tpon their return they
will resume business in Oregon,
probably in Eugene.
Ladies of the Eastern Star should
remember the meeting this evening
at Masonic Hall, There will be
plenty of business for the evening:
Work, election of officers for the
next year, and refreshments after.
A full attendance is desired.
Several Albany people were IN
the city the last of the week. Will
V. Merrill was over on a business
trip. Jack Hammill and wife
came over on friday. Miss Nina
Headiey, and her guest, Miss Fan
ME Hendee, of Portland, came over
on Thanksgiving and returned on
Friday to Albany.
Prof. Geo. Coote, Master of Cor
Wallis Grange, desires the announce
ment made that the celebration of
the Both anniversary of the National
Grange will not occur on account. of
the extra amount of work at the
College which interferes with the
assistance of the professors, who are
members. A rally will be arranged
at later date, due notice of which
will be given.
At a regular meeting of Oregon
Council No. 2, R. & S. M , at Ma
sonic Hall, on Wednesday evening
last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Sey-
mour Chapman, Th. I'll. M; J. B.
Irvine, d. M; j. Fred Yates, P. c.
w.; E. Holgate, treasurer; ]. B.
Horner, secretary. Installation at
the next regular meeting, at which
time subor Innate officers will be ap-
pointed.
Supt. Denman is now making
elaborate arrangements for the first
parents meeting ever held n Kings
Valley. The schools have been in
vited to furnish a literary program,
the teachers and patrons the regu
lar program, and the good cooks
the basket dinner. A new feature
of these programs will be an enter
tainment, especially for the children,
on one of Edison's latest phono-
graphs. Mr.. Denman has recently
new machine SO as to
give the children an opportunity to
better enjoy these meetings. Pro
grams will be printed soon.
New Telephones.