Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-26
The OAC have the game up their
sleeves. Frizzle or no Frizzle.-Al-
bany Democrat.

The 0AC have the game up their
sleeves, Frizzle or no Frizzie.-Al-
bany Democrat.
The annual senior excursion to
The coast will be given next Mon.
day. A good large crowd is an.
ticipated.
Elmer Bethers and Henry Hout
have been busy during the past few
days administering a new coat of
paint to the froht of August Hodes'
grocery store.
Lost-Somewhere on the streets,
medallion locket, letters 81 E."
Attached to a string of beads.
Finder please leave with W. G.
Emery and receive reward.
The Philadelphians of OAC will
give their first annual banquet at
Hotel Corvallis tomorrow evening.
Many fine toasts are to be given
and the menu promises much that
would tempt the gods.
A really splerd did article on
"Fianoforte Effects" by Prof. Nor
daunt A. Goodnough, of this city,
appeared in the last number Of the
Etude. 1t is we'll worthy serious
study by aspiring piano students.
DR.. Ben Job, of Cottage Grove,
was in Corvallis yesterday. He
was here to attend the funeral of
his uncle, James Robinson. The
doctor was looking well, a fact
which his many friends in this city
were pleased to note.
The college Y. w. G.. A. intend
that no one shall be obliged to fore
go r refreshment on the athletic field
tomorrow during the course of the
contest between OAC and U of o.
The young ladies are arranging to
have stand with everything tempt.
ing and refreshing for sale.
Art Miller was in town last
Tuesday and Wednesday to pur.
chase sash and doors for the new
12-room house he is erecting at his
home in Kings Valley. William
Barker, an old-time resident of this
city, accompanied Mr.. Miller. Mr.
Barker has charge Of the building
Mrs. E. M. Wing, a sister Of J
J. Cady, was expected to arrive il
this city yesterday. She is from
Forest City, Iowa, but for the pas,
ten days has been visiting friends
en- route. Mrs. Wing is an expert
enced nurse and comes to Corvallis
with the intention of making this
city her home.
: A very appreciative audience was
in attendance at the enter tain
ment for the benefit of the Village
Improvement Society, which was
given in College Chapel, Wednes
day evening. In every way it was
GA Night With the Crusaders
Some very excellent numbers were
on the program and everything
passed off very nicely.
W. L. Hayward, trainer of tn,
U of O track team, was in thil
city this forenoon on his way t.
Corvallis to see the Washington
OAC meet. He placed Washing
ton to win by a small margin
Albany Democrat. The result mus
have been a surprise to Mr.. Hay
ward. At any rate it proved hin
a poor guesser. We wonder hov
he is guessing tomorrow's results.
Yesterday was E. w. Fisher
birthday. He was 80 years of ag
and to do him honor of number hi
friends drove to his farm north O
this city few miles to pass a few
hours in his company. Mr.. Fishe
is an unusually we'll preserved mai
of MS years, is man largel,
identified with the early history Q
this city and county, and one of ou
foremost and most solid citizens
We, and many others, wish hir
many more birthdays.
Miss Cora Davis, who bad suffer
ed for some months with cor
sumption, died at the home of he
sister, Mrs. Ben Young, in thi
city, last Tuesday morning. Sh
was aged 2s years, was the wife {
w. M. Davis, who, with two chi
, dren, survive her. The funera
! services were conducted by Re,
Hurd in the United Evangelics
, church at one o'clock yesterda
afternoon. Interment was made i
Newton cemetery. Many relatiYe
: and friends mourn the departe