Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-15

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for her home in Glendale, Southern
Oregon.
Miss Edna Hibbs of CASTOR was
the guest this week of her brother,
Hal, of OAC.
Harold Rumbaugh left Wednes-
day to spend the summer at his
home in Albany.
W. Fl. Robinson and family are
to leaYe Tuesday for their old home
in Lisbon, North Dakota.
Miss Lulu Davidson returned to
Iher home at Monroe Wednesday,
after visit with Miss Kate Ger
hard.
Miss Juanita Rosendcrf left We'd
nesday for Condor, where she has
accepted a position as stenographer
in law Office.
| Mrs. DuMoulin has purchased
lot and the old house known as the
Bill Francisco place, in the northern
part of town.
Mrs. M. S. Woodcock has been
| in Portland this week, attending
the sessions OF the Grand lodge of
Eastern Starr.
E. R. Hughes, whose voice has
been much enjoyed in Corvallis
during the past college year, left
Wednesday for his home in Oregon
CITY.
The Mrs. Marshall piano recital
takes place the 22nd in the First
methodist church. She will be as
sisted by some of our best vocal
talent.
The morning subject at the First
Methodist church is Having the
Form of Godliness but not the
Power" Evening, Sitting at a
Fne Banquet"
Misses Ray and Ethel Smith re-
turned yesterday to their home in
Salem, having been in Corvallis to
witness the graduation of their
brother, Ralph.
Archie Van Cleve received a mes
sage Wednesday announcing the
death at North Yakima, of bis
brother, Bert Van Cleve, a former
we'll known Corvallis boy. Parti-
lculars were not learned.
The newly elected officers of the
Feronian literary society to serve
for next year are: President Mil
dred Dyer; vice, Georgia White;
sec'y, Cleo Johnson; treas, Mildred
Buchanan; janitor, Maybel Ready.
At a recent meeting the Soro-
sis literary society of OAC elected
the following officers for next year:
President, Pauline Davis; vice,
Emma Crabill; sec'y, Georgia
Ewing; treas, Belle Bonney; reg
istrar, Vera Allen; janitor, Mabel
Kinnison.
Mrs. Marshall has received ths
bronze medal and two diplomas
awarded her by the judges. at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition of
1898. She was given these as
an award for her excellence rs
pianist. Rock Island Journal.
Misses Libbie and Lulu Rice who
have spent the winter in Corvallis.
keeping bachelor girl" quarters in
the S. L. Henderson home, moved
to their parents home wet of town
Wednesday, although Miss Lulu
will remain as bookkesper for R.
NJ Wade & Co.
At meeting of the athletes of
the University of Oregon Tuesday
afternoon Gordon Moores, the we'll
known sprinter, was elected captain
of the track team for 1907. Moores'
home is at Salem. Besides being
good man on the track team he is
star foot ball player. Eugene
Guard.
The first Sunday excursion of the
present season will be sent through
trom Albany next Sunday morn
ing and will leave Corvallis at 7:3O.
A feature of the day at the seaside
will be baseball game between
the ''Yaquina Tigers" and the New
port teams. The fare will be the
same as always heretofore.
The OAC faculty members went
down before the seniors in O. lively
game of baseball played at OAC
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The score was seven to two in favor
of the latter. although the faculty
men played their prettiest. A good
crowd cheered the victors and
laughed at the defeated. An un-
fortunate feature of the game was
an accident that befell Wallis
| Thompson, one of the seniors. A