Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-30

Pres. Catch returned yesterday
rom a two weeks vacation at New
port.
A homeward bound passenger
Sunday evening was Prof. j. B.
Horner.
Mrs. NJ. L. Kline and son wi
arrive tomorrow for a visit with
Corva His relatives.
Miss Stella Dy,y, of Eugene, has
beer, the guest OF Corvallis friends
for the past week.
Mrs NJ. H. Bauer. and daughter
Marion. went to Monmouth Oh frl-
day for few days visit.
The J. NJ Howard property in
Jobs Addition was sold yesterday
to Caroline Schrimer for $500
Robinson consummated the deal.
After a pleasant vacation of about
FIVE weeks, Rev. Andrew Carilck
and family returned Thursday from
Cascadia.
Percy Macdonald returned to
Phiiomath from Eastern Oregon
Friday. having been absent two
months working in the wheat fields.
Apolo is hereby given the To-
led, Reporter for ommiting in our
last issue to give due credit for a
valua bic article OF. chlttlm.
: Miss Mabel and Charlie Parker,
of Independence, and Ina Broad
well, Of Amity, after short visit
with Mrs. N. F. Gillespie, returned
to their homes Sunday.
Alter al absence of nearly two
mouths visiting various points in
the east, including a brief stay at
St. Louis and trip through New
Mexico, Rev J. 4. Springer returned
home Sunday mtrring.
After an absence of year OF
more in various points in Washing
ton, Don Montgomery and wife re-
turned to Corvallis Friday noon
and have taken up their residence
in the Gray property on Soutl
Front street.
Mrs lAmelia Schubert and Misse
Anna Thompson, Adelaide Greffo
and Harriet Sheasgreen made up
merry party that spent Sunday i
Monroe. as the guests of Misse
, Dephina Haneal and Sarah Viii
? helm.
Miss Mary Sutherland, the newl
elected professor of the d1essmakin
department of the OAC left yeste
day for Portland, where she goes
} attend the wedding of Miss Ell
Wills, and will also spend some
time in obtaining the latest ide'
} along her line of work.
The 0. K. barber shop was 70
mally opened Saturday night wit
4 music and cigars. Quite a crow
T. gathered to hear the music, take
: smoke, and incidentally wish tt
;. popular tonsorial artist, Mr.. Plaste
t success by getting a shave.
d H. L. Cummings will be \
!. Tartar's successor. Mr.. Cumming
b is a former O. A. G. student and
n living at present at Shaw, Mario
countv. where has been teachi,
I for the past two years. He com
we'll recommended and is regard
d. as being we'll qualified to fill t
st position.
IS W. O. Trine and family return
y last week from two weeks vacati
1t on Yaquina Bay and Nye Gre
). beach. In company with five ott
It gentlemen, among whom were d
= Schmidt and Woodworth, of Albal
Mr.. Trine went on hunting trip
,n lO.mile, during which four d
ne were killed and large quantities
IN mountain trout were caught.
rs rs A dancing party was given +
lo day evening by the members OF
y city dramatic club, number
ey guests being present. After
ue evening was somewhat advanc
no m light refreshments were served 8
~ about twelve young couples went
their way homeward, all agreel
nd that the evening was a pleas
,es success.
be Mrs. Jane Denman and daugf
en-, Anna, returned last week from
i'd extended visit with relatives
he friends in the east, including
ers to the Worlds Fair, at ST. Lo
lp- and are now at Union, Oree
as where they will remain for
yes winter, Miss Anna Denman hay
ny a position in the public school