Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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dav from a visit in Portland.
Prof. F. L Kent of OAC was an
over-Sunday visitor in Portland
Mics Msyme Crawford has beenI
a Portland visitor the past few days.
The steamer Pomona arrived up
Saturday o., its first trip on the reg
ular seasons run.
John Sutherland has gone to Los
Angeles where he has accepted
position.
Mics Alice Smith of Grants Pass
has been the guest for several days
of Mrs. J. E. Farmer.
Miss Nellt- Marvin was called to
. her home at Peoris Saturday be-
cause OF the illness of her father.
Miss Ella Foster, saleslady at ].
Nolan & Sons, was confined at
home with illness several days last
week.
The county Sunday sch ool con-
veption will be held at Pnilomath
in the college chapel, on 15-1e oe
this month.
T. W. Scott of Kimberly, MEM
Der of the class Of '04 OAC, has
been a guest at the Ready home
the past few DAYS.
Miss Kate Kelley of OAC left
Friday for her home in Eugene. Il
is stated that she was called by the
illness of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Thurston of
Suver were Corvallis visitors FRIDAY
leaving on Saturday for visit
with relatives in Philomath.
- H.F. Hoffman who servedas agent
for the o R. & N. company in this
city last winter. arrived Thursday
night to resume the position here.
Rev. C. L. McCausland left Sat-
urday for a three weeks trip TO
Roseburg, CoquiIle and Marshfeld,
at which places he will hold quart
erly conferences.
Sam Thurston, one of the old foot
ball stars at OAC, who is suffering
with lung trouble, was to leave Eu-
gen Saturday with his wife for Ari-
zona, to spend the winter. He is
not improved.
Albany is experiencing brick
famine and building operations are
At a standstill. The demand for
brick to be used in the new building
at OAC is the principal cause Of the
shortage in Albany.
Sam Whiteside has purchased an
i. interest ia the Corvallis dray COM
pany, and will take the truck
which has been run by Levi
Wooster. Possession is not to be
given, however, for two or three
months.
The musical recital given Friday
evening at the college chapel by pu
pills of the OAC school of music
was in every way successful and
enjoyable. A good audience was
present and each number on the pro-
gram was warmly al plauded.
A card Friday from Miss Sophia
Elgin, now at Marysville, Calf.
stated that Miss Norma Greffoz
formerly of this city, was operated
upon on the 7th for appendicitis
and is now in hospital where sh'
is gradually recovering.
The local Masons are making ex
tensive preparations for the cele
bration of the 50th anniversary
their organization. The celebratio
occurs on January lst and ther
> will be prominent speakers ftoI
abroad in attendance. The plan
will be on a big scale and a fir
time is anticipated.
o. V. Hurt wens to Seattle Frida
in response to an urgent TELEGRAM
from the attorney who is defendir
Mrs. Maud Hurt-Creffield. Th
message explained nothing exec
that it was important to Maud tbs
Mr.. Hurt should come at once, an
he therefore left Immediately, n
knowing the nature of his visit n
the length of time he would be q
sent
Shoplifting on a small scale
declared by some business people
this CITY to be all too common t
comfort, and unless the practice
stopped some people will likely fiji
the trouble for which they seem
be in search. The disappearance
whole bunches of souvenir post car
and other small articles is averr
to be common occurrence, andlf
o,mas to a casa of names bel