The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-14
LOCAL LORE.
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I'm her own and only Frizzle,
was U. of O. gold bricked?
Miss Vera Baker of Portland,
is guest at the Thrasher home.
Earle Wallace of Hillsboro
attended the Junior Hop.
Victor Spencer 'o2, arrived
Monday for the Junior Hop.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Gray, son.
Miss Emma Sox of Albany,
was the guest of Miss Mary Nolan
Monday.
Miss Blanche Hershner and
Miss Isabel Whitby are visiting in
Corvallis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gilbert
arrived Monday from Salem, and
are guests of Corvallis r elatives.
Miss Ethel Linvi11e arrived
Monday from a weeks visit with
Salem friends.
Miss Smithson, Of Portland,
sister of Forrest Stnithson, of OAC,
is a guest at the Danneman home.
Carl Micheaux of McMinnvil1e
arrived Monday and is the guest
of Corvallis friends.
Miss Louise Irwin, has return
ed from Albany where she has been
attending business college.
Misses Jennie and George
Booth of Salem, are visiting friends
during Commencement.
Miss Winnie Logan of Kings
Valley. former student of O. A.C.
is Commencement guest.
Horace Brodie, 'o4 of Portland
arrived Monday, for Commence.
ment.
Miss Pearl Campbell of Nc
Minnville, arrived Sunday, for a
Commencement visit with Miss
Louise Gilbert.
Miss Mary Steiwer and broth
er Leland of Fossil arrived Monday
to attend the graduating exercises
of their cousin, Karl Steiwer.
Sunday school union picnic
and festival, Saturday next in the
Grove on the Cooper homestead.
Plymouth and First Congregation
al churches. You are invited.
Bring your basket. Meet at the
Congregational church at 900.
Among those from abroad who
attended the Junior hop Monday
night, and guests Of Corvallis
friends were, Neal Murray of Al
bany;' Eber1ey Kuykendall of Eu-
gene: Harry Cherry of Portland;
G. E. Fletcher of Forest Grove.
Following named persons have
contributed to Benton's exhibit
with samples as follows: R. L.
Glass, cabbage, potatoes, vetch,
peas, wheat, Italian rye grass, bar
ley, misquite and spring oats. H.
M. Stone, squash. Mr.. Morgan,
mushroom. Mr.. Slater, ore. Mr..
J. R. Brown, blue grass. Major
Bruce, alfalfa. Mrs. c. M. Smith,
cherries. Mrs. T. Boulden, cher
ries. Who will be next?
The sermon to the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday evening,
like the one Of the morning to the
college congregation by DR.. House
Of Portland, was a masterpiece of
thought, erudition and eloquence.
The congregation that filled the
house to its utmost capacity was
held by the magnetism and person
ality of the speaker in high tension
from the first word to the last.
Many who had heard the preacher
in his home church in Portland
came to hear him and remained at
the close of the service for cor
dial handshake.. The choir main
tanned its high record in the. ser
vice. The church was beautifully
decorated in cut flowers represent
ing the color and spirit of Harvard
the Alma Mater of DR.. House.
Miss Wavelle Cunningham,
once popular student. at o. A. c.
committed suicide iu Portland
Thursday night. She was at the
college about four years ago, and
attended year. Then she went
to Stanford. A long account Of
how she passed a check at Port
land jewelry store, and of the
further fact that there was no mon
av in the hor1b fo corar +1,o oLool,