The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-10
JEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
The Comings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.

Mrs. c. E. Hout is very i'll
Bith an attack of appendicitis.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and
Airs. A. T. Grugett, daughter.
Claude Cate, a graduate of
'o4, is spending the Commence
ment season with college friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Elgin left
yesterday for visit with Silverton
and Salem relatives.
Mrs. L. L. Porter, Of Oregon
City is the guest of her parents in
his city.
Charles Mcknight of Marsh
aeld is expected to arrive today for
. Commencement visit with college
i1ieuds.
After a three months visit
with Santa Barbara relatives. Mrs.
Z. F. Pernot and children are ex-
peeted to reach home next Thurs
day.
Miss Annie Ewing, a former
popular 0. A. G. student, is max
ing commencement visit with
Corvallis friends.
Final examinations for the col
2ege year began at 0. A. c.
yesterday. They will be laid aside
fomorrow for the State Track
meet, but will be renewed Monday,
On which date they will ali be fin
5she1.,
"A special meeting of the Coffee
elub IS called by Mrs. Moore. the
president, for Monday evening at
four O'Clock. Business of import
anee is to be considered, and all
members are urged to be present.
F. B. Linfeld, director of the
Montana experiment station, was
lhe guest last Saturday and Sunday
Of W. T. Shaw. Mr.. Lin6eld was
mach impressed with the beauty of
0. A. c. campus.
Mrs. Jones, nee Erma Law
renee, of Oregon City and Miss
Anna Samuels of Portland, both
members OF o. A. C.'s alum
nj are guests at the Spang.er home
Milton P Morgan is Port
land visitor this week. He Is there
to meet his brother, marine on
the cruiser "Philadelphia' now
stationed at Portland. Mr.. Nor
gan will visit the Fair before his
return.
1t is claimed that the half mile
race at the State meet tomorrow
will be worth all it costs 60 Salem
and return. There are those who
r believe that the distance will be run
faster than it ever has been on the
Coast. They figure that Green.
haw will be the man to do it, and
that he will win the event.
Robert Coshow, of Salem. for
several years pas. connected with
the woolen mills, was in town
Wednesday, looking for business
location. He travelled the towr
over but was unable to find a suit
able dwelling. He looked at bus
mess rooms available, present and
prospective. He is in the clothing
line He made no engagements,
bat expects to make the town an
other visit.
Eugene is sending a big dele
CATION Of student hackers ane
others to Salem to the track meet
hoping the side liners may assis
their track men to win. o, A. C.
lads, in poker parlance, are trying
70 "see their crowd and go it some
better With the unusually low
fare, it looks now as if the o. A. c
delegation would be a very large
and certainly very enthusiastic
one.
The o. A. c. athletic unior
elected officers Thursday, naming
Glen Goodman for president, Mis-!
Bonrey, secretary, and Mile:
Belden treasurer. An import
ant move made by the union wa
the determination to place the man
agement of athletics into the hand.
Of a graduate manager. This i.
The plan In vogue at all big institu
tions. The management involve.
an allotment of time and trouble
that no regular student is in posi-
ton to accord to the work. Ii
consequence, both the student ane
his class work ordinarily suffer
At the annual meeting Thursday
the union elected Fred Stimsor
graduate manager and adopted {
resolution recommending to the