Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-12
WARD
HILL
LAMON,
Additional Local.
His Friend.
Partner
and
Bodysuard


DIR. A. G. Sickle, the former
popular coach of the 0. A. c..
ootball team, arrived in Corval-
is Sunday from Collins, and was
the guest until today of Corvallis
rlends. DR.. Sickle is the COM
pany physician on the North
Bank road, and reports things as
booming in that part of the
world.
At 2:3O yesterday after noon, the class
in physical culture at OAC gave its an
nual exhibition drill in the armory. a
large crowd being present. The exer-
cises were very graceful and ELECTED con-
siderable applause from the spectators.
After fhe Gazette press hour last night,
! in college chapel there was to be given a
pipe organ recital and elocutionary en-
tertainment, these being commencement
| features.
The Artisans have elected the
following officers for the coming
term: P. M. A, Mrs. c. Reed; M
A., H. H. Cronise; Sup't, Ellen E !.
Mundy; inspector. Mrs Adelaide
King; sec'y, Miss Eva Starr; treas
urer, Frank Hubler;- Sr. Con, Miss
Ella King;oM c., Guy Clark; Jr
Con-, Mrs. Jennie Strong; field
commanders, Miss Maud Harper
and Fred Cooper.
Mr.. Clifford Benson, of Rose
burg, is visiting O. A. c. friends
during commencement week.
While he has been rendered a fine
position elsewhere, he declares it
to be his purpose to return to the
o. A. c. next year and remain
till he graduates. He states that
his father. Hon. Frank Benson,
state secretary-elect, expects to
move to Salem in the near fu-
tnre, where Cliff will always be
glad to meet his 0. A. c. friends.
While Cliff does not pretend to be
politician, he says he does Join
his father in hearty appreciation
Of the splendid vote given hin,
for secretary Of state at the last
election.
Ellsworth Irwin's new resi-
dence In the southwestern part OF
thetown is going up rapidly and
will be a very attractive struc
ture. Charles Heckart is the
contractor.
| Work is progressing rapidly
on the T. H. Crawford residence.
which Norton Adams is Luild-
ing on the Irwini.block, near the
Gray home. 1t lis to be COM
pleted this month.
Miss Lorene Parker OF Inde-
pendence is the guest over com
mencement of Miss Nora Miller.
/ There was a spirited game oi
! baseball on Mary's river fiat Sun.
day afternoon between Kline's
team of this city and a team from
Monroe. The score was II ro g
in favor of Corvallis. A large
crowd attended. During the
game stray ball struck George
Irvine between the eyes, break
! ;ng his nose.
Miss Agnes Wilson will go on
the Oregonian free trip to the
Yellowstone National Park IL
July, The contest closed June
IS, and Miss Wilson won out in
the nth district by about 40, 900
votes. There are "a winners,
and these, with the ten maids of
honor and few other persons,
will leave Portland early in July,
by special train, for the famous
Yellowstone Park, and will also
see the sights of Boise CITY and
Salt Lake, City, enroute. Tne
trip will last two weeks aud W.
BE- a wonderful one in every re.
spect. Miss Wilson, the Corval-
lis winner, has been loyalty sup
ported in the contest by her
townspeople, and it is matter of
pride and qualification to the en-
tire city that the honor has fallen
on one so worthy. The faal
score and photos OF the winners
appeared in Sundays Oregonian.
The flag at OAC hung at half
mast all day Thursday, mute
symbol Of the early passing
of Miss Isabel Whitby, whose flu
neral occurred that day from the