Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-06-09
lOCAl AND PERSONAL

Matt Wilhelm and wife, OF Mon
roe, were in town yesterday.
J. w. Crawford, of this city, was
attending business in Albany, We'd
nesday.
There will be services at Ply
mouth, Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock.
Attorney W. E. Yates went to
Brownsville, Wednesday, to deliver
the principal address at the pioneers
picnic.
Mrs. J. c. johnson returned to
Salem last Monday after visit
> with the family Of her son, Mayor
A. J. johnson, of this city.
The new members recently elect
ed to the city council of Corvallis
took the oath of Office at the coun-
Gil meeting last Monday night.
Great preparations are in progress
for the senior play, "An Interrupt
ed Honeymoon" to be given at the
Opera House next Tuesday even
ing.
With one or two exceptions every
business house in Corvallis will
close it's doors on June 10, "Cor-
wallis Day" at the Lewis and Clark
Fair. This will be made holiday.
Tomorrow will see something
doing at Salem, the occasion being
the intercollegiate field meet. LIE;
others figure as they will, we have
faith in our boys and expect them
to win.
Remember thata splendid literary
and musical treat is promised those
who attend the entertainment to be
given at the Opera House this even,
ing by the pupils of Miss Helen
, Crawford.
Mrs. Sarah Moore arrived home
from Portland, Wednesday even.
ing. She and Miss Eda Jacobs
were down from this city as dele
gates to the Grand Lodge of the
Rebekahs.
A committee is already busily
engaged at the task of studying uI
designs for decorations on "Cor
Wallis Day" That they will b,
great goes without saying. Be sur
to go and swell the crowd.
The Ladies Chorus will sing a
the Olera House in connection
with Miss Crawford's Elocutionar,
Entertainment, and also at tn
Baccalaureate exercises on Sunda,
morning, and on commencement
day.
Miss Carrie Danneman left he
home in Glen, Eastern Oregon, 70
this city last Tuesday. She vii
visit friends enroute but will b
here in season for commencement
Miss Danneman is an alumnus {
OAC.
Guy Moore arrived home Wed
nesdaY from Chicago. where h
spent the last year at school wor
It was understood that be went t
Chicago to take course in elocutior
but we are informed that he ais
gave considerable time to the stud
of medicine.
Mrs. L. L. Porter, Mrs. Linwoo
Jones and Miss Anna Sanluels,
Oregon City, came up yesterda
noon, and went to Corvallis to at
tend the commencement exercise
at the Agricultural College. tt
three ladies are graduates of t,
college.-Albany Herald.
A. W. Moses and family arrive
in Corvallis, Tuesday, from owyhe
New, and expect to remain about
month. Mr.. Moses is son of Re
P. A. Moses Of this city. For Il
past few years he has held a pos
ton in the Indian Training Scho
at Owyhee, to which place he W
return at the termination of b
visit here.
During the fore part of July T
L. Whitehead and wife, who ha
charge of Cauthorn Hall, OAC, i
tend going East for a visit of 8
weeks or two months. They W
visit relatives in Pennsylvani
Connecticut, Massachusetts and NJ
Hampshire. Mr.. Whitehead sa
that it is thirteen years since
saw any of his people.
Adam Assell was brought o
from Newport, Wednesday,, with
broken ankle: It appears that
fell through trap-door in the ce
ing of a building over there. For
= man of Mr.. Assell's age this is
very severe misfortune. Howev'
he has many friends here who "
see that he wants for nothing