The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-06-18

Miss Pauline Davis leit yes
terday for weeks visit in Port
land.
Misses Carrie and Bessie
Danneman left yesterday for their
home at Clem.
Miss Louie Gilbert left yester-
day for two weeks visit with Sa-
lem relatives. ~
Miss Fac Wisecarver returned
to her home in McMinnvilie
Thursday after a weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. F. E. Smith and son
Kenneth, of Salem, left yesterday |
after few days visit at the Gil
bert home.
Miss Edna Groves left Tues
day for visit with Eastern rela-
tives and the St. Louis Exposition.
"A publication of piano exer-
cises for beginners has just been
issued by W. Clifford Nash. 1t /
comprises 20 pages and is on sale at
Gerhard's. ~
Chester and Kirk Brodie came
up from Portland Tuesday to at
tend the graduation of their broth
er, Horace.
Miss Dora Porter of the class
of 90, has been a Commencement
visitor during the week Miss
Porter is an instructor in the Uni
versity of Idaho.
Mrs. Clara Irvine-Hembree of
the class of 'So was renewing the
acquaintance of old schoolmates.
She returned to her home in Nc
Minnville Wednesday.
Misses Edna Buster and Myrtle
Harrington and John Buster. left
Thursday for Alsea to spend the
vacation.
Miss Winnie Logan left yes
terday for Kings Valley after
Commencement visit with relatives
and friends. She was accompan-
led by Miss Ruth Lilly.
DIR. Pernot and DIR. Butler of
Independence, are in a Chicago
Medical school, taking post grad
uate work.
-"Reasons for Observing the
Lords Day Interest of the Sab
bath" will be the subject at the
Church of Christ tomorrow. Ev-
ening subject, "Obedience."
Harry Pearse. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pearse of San Fran
cisco. was in town Wednesday.
He left Thursday for summers
outing on Rock Creek
The Ladies Chorus and friends
were banqueted at Hotel Corvallis
Wednesday evening. There was
an informal program in the parlor
with addresses by Revs. Moore and
Green, and bounteous spread in
the dining room later.
MIR. and Mrs. Will VanGross
of Portland arrived Wednesday,
to attend the Alumni reunion at
OAC. They were on bridal trip.
their wedding having occurred
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Burns returned to Port
land Thursday, after attending
Commencement. She was the guest
of her son, John Burns, who was a
member of this years graduating
class.
Three we'll developed and
healthy caves is the present George
Waggoner's Jersey cow made her
owner the other morning. Two
of the youngsters are males and
the other female Thus, It's but
a step from the condition of a mod
est cow-owner to full blown cattle
king-if one has the right COW.
Already the sumuer travel to
Newport is beginning. Thirty
one passengers went over on last
Saturdays train to Newport, of
whom nearly all were persons go
to the Bay for all or portion of
the summer. In the contingent
was party of several people from
Ashland.
George Herbert Root, Floyd
Williams, Percy Cupper, A. B,
Bower, and Kenneth Cooper, were
among the football men who left
Thursday for their homes. All
save Percy Cupper, who graduated,
are to return to school next year.
Bower, Abraham and Root are to
spend the summer in the harvest
fields of Easter Oregon.
Thursday was departure day
for the students, bound for home
for the summer vacation. Some oi
course, went as new graduates,