Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-23

the animal had been sick and had
refused food and drink. She wac
Harley's best COW, as is usually the
case.
Physical Director W. o. Trine;
of OAC, went up to Eugene to at
tend the meet between U of o and
Oof W track team last Saturday.
DR.. Dayton, the eye specialist,
will have his Office at the Hotel
Corvallis, Friday and Saturday
Eyes examined Free. 1914
Ed Crawford came up from Sa-
lem, Saturday evening, and spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs J. w. Crawford.
Lark Price was seriouslly hunt
in logging camp in Kings Valley
last Friday. His life is despaired
of. He was struck on the head.
Norm Lilly is to start the con-
struction of a $1,000 residence this
week on his place just south of
Mary's river. E. Buxton will do
the work.
Miss Louise Erwin, who has BEEN
attending the Albany Business Col
lege, returned home to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Louise
Irwin, last Sunday.
Lost-Last Friday, during cadet
inspection, near entrance to OAC
! grounds, a plain gold band wedding
ring by Mrs. G. E. Peterson. Find.
er by leaving at this office will bt
suitably rewarded.
Will Wicks went to Portland
yesterday to assist in putting the
OAC exhibit in shape. He will
likely be down there until the first
OF June. Prof. Lake is to go down
within a day or two.
Water permitting, the Oregons
will be at the dock in this city or
the evening of June l4th suoject
excursionists who may want to &c
to Portland by boat to attend ''Cor.
Wallis and Independence Day.
doings at the Exposition.
J. M. Cameron arrived in this
city last Saturday from Pcmeroy
Wash. He was here strictly or
business and departed for his hom'
this morning He reported tina
everything was moving alonl
nicely with himself and family.
OAC's exhibit took the boat t,
Portland last Saturday for tn
Lewis and Clark Fair. It is sait
to be an exceedingly fne collection
of various interesting things. Gu
informant spoke in glowing term
of Prof. Shaw's part in the work
Samuel Warfeld came out from
Alsea, yesterday and stopped few
hours. He was en- route to Fores
Grove to attend the meeting Of tn
State Grange. The Grange con
venes today. Mr.. War6eld is gat
keeper; he expects to return mex
Saturday
DR.. M. NJ. Davis, who recentl,
imported very large number q
Eastern oysters for transplan;in
in the waters of Yaquina bay, seem
not to have been content to stop a
this. He is reported recently t
{ have received couple of tubs c
oysters from Kanagawa, Japar
Everything is la Japan now, an
"doc" is up-to- the-hour.
Following is the schedule fo
, commencement week at the Co
:, lege of Pnilomath: Sunday, Ma
. %, IL a. m., baccalaureate sermon
Monday, s p. n, anniversary {
Philomathic Literary Society Tues
| d y, s p. rn., lecture before th
alumnal association, by Rev. E .
I Thompson, Of independence; Wed
: nesday, 8 p. No., commencement
f exercises.
). A few days ago W. S. McFadde
/, , received an invitation to attend a
!. ! "Old-Times" reunion Of lot
I college chums Of his youthful day
r He is asked tojoin the "old-timers
r in California, Pa, on the evenir
a of June 27, but will likely declin
Should all those present at the re
union be possessed of the strenuo
ity of INC" beyond a doubt Il
reunion would prove unusually il
teresting.