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


Mrs. Conrad Meyer, Of Albany, |
was the guest Of friends in this city |
last Tuesday.
J.E. Vinegar went to Portland
last Saturday on pleasure and busi-
ness combined. He was down there
for several days.
Mis-. M. S. Bush, whose attack
Of appendicitis was mentioned last
issue, is greatly improved and is
said to be out of danger.
Last Monday, Mayor A. J. john
son appointed Mrs. B. F. Irvine
hostess from this city during ''Cor-
wallis Day" at the Lewis and Clark
Fair.
On June 6 the State Board Of
Education granted papers to Mis-
Mary Thurston Jones along with a
number of other applicants. Miss
Jones is Corvallis girl.
Mrs. G. A. Warner and Miss
| Aida Young, of Scio, sister and
niece respectively of Mrs. A. J..
Johnson, are guests in this city at
the home of the latter.
/ E. J. Garrow, who has been at
! Gazelle, California, since the first of
the year, will be in attendance OF
commencement exercises at OAC
: this year on account Of the gradu-
alton of his son, Theodore, from
this institution.
Last week, Mrs. VIM. Carver, a
daughter of S. N. Lilly, arrived in
this city from her home in Mime
, sofa. She will be Joined by hel
husband next month and they in
tend remaining here for two OF
: three mol.ths.
Stanley Herbert arrived Tuesday
3 from Oakland, Calf, where he
holds position as boekkeeper with
, stone and lumber company. He
is an alumnus Of OAC and visits his
3 parents at an opportune time to at
: tend commencement at the college
8 He will be here for about a month
A journal devoted almost wholly
to school matters recently reached
this city from the East and much
Y prominence is given James w
D Storms, who is now principal of th'
: Webb City (Kansas) high school
e Prof. Storms will be recalled by
e many former students at OAC, al
Z he is a graduate Of that institution
taking his degree in 1892. OF hil
= success in life there is no doubt.
VI Local Spiritualists are pleased t.
le1 note that President Harrison D
y Barrett, head of the SpirituaIisti
It Association of the United State
and Canada, expects to arrivei il
= Oregon in June and during his SC
:. journ in this state will visit CIr
y y Yallis. The gentleman is a person
- - al friend of Mrs. L. V. Flint ofthi
- . city and during his visit here sh
- sf will give reception in his honor
Ol
Something like three months ag
, Milton p. Morgan, of this city
: planted some mushroom spawn i
= bed which he had fixed under th
:. basement of his house. Lately eac
- morning has seen new supply {
= mushrooms in evidence. A COUP
~ of days ago he fixed up a box
} spawn and contributed it to tt
Benton county exhibit at the e.
ID position. This will be quite
Of feature at the Fair and will r
" doubt afford some hungry atten,
T. ant feed of mushrooms.
10 10 The following students will tai
,e part in the program to be given /
the vocal department. June IL,
8 p. M, in the college chapel: Sol
90 by the Misses Carrie Buchana
'e, Gertrude McBee, Mabelle Kead
a Agnes Won der HELEN, Edna Ale
". Una Stewart, Mrs. f. L. Miller al
ne Mr.. E. R. Hughes; duets by Miss
81, Minnette Phillips and Mob
'oi .,l Messrs. J G. Knapp and c. A. Ing
Ill Misses Margaret Heron and M
lis belle Ready; quartette, Miss
Cooper. Allen, Stewart and McBe
=: Services at the Christian chur
70 next Sunday will be as follow
~ -; Sunday school 10 a. m. The
'iM .l1 o'clock service will be adjourn
~ ~ and pastor and people attend t
"a, baccalaurate sermon at.the COLES
CIV In the evening at p. m. Childrel
: y Day will be observed with an app
ne pirate program by the children, e
titled, Lighting the World. " T
,ut pastor will preach a 10-minute 81
/ a mon to the children on "The B
he that Helped Jesus" We wish
sil- have large attendance Fra
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