Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

sitor in Portland the last OF the
eek.
6. N. Wilkins was Portland
usiness visitor the last of the
eek.
Miss Grace Dodele of Wells Wis
ed in CORVALLIS with relatives,
'riday.
Misses Minnie Phillips aud Alice
lwards left Friday for ten days
isit in Portland.
Miss Cleo johnson returned
home Yesterday from a few days
tis,t with relatives at Sclo.
L. McReynolds left the last OF
he week for Portland, to work In
he sash and door factory.
Miss Thia johnson was expected
nome Yesterday from a visit with
Miss Ethel Pierce in Hiilsboro.
Calep Davis of Big Elk transact
ed business and visited Corvallis
relatives Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Frank Belknap arrived
Thursday from Forest Grove and
is visiting relatives at Bellefoun-
tain.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chapman has been serious
ly ill with spinal meningitis, but
is improving.
Mrs. Alice B. Marshall is most
refined pianiste. Clarence Eddy,
Spoken of as the worlds greatest
living pipe organist.
Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Green Ie-
turned Saturday from Forest Grove
where they went to attend the col
lege commencement.
Miss Ammee Leverett, of OAC
and her sister, Miss Ena, left the
last of the week for their home in
Arkansas to spend the summer.
Cecil Butler, for some time assist
ant agent at the G. & E., has gone
to Gearhart, near Astoria, to as
sumo charge of telegraph offics
there.
Architect Hand of Albany was il
Corvallis the last of the week, con-
sulting with A. P. Johnson about
the residence the latter is TO built
shortly.
Mrs. Cart Troxel and childrel
returned the last of the week from
the coast where they had beer
camping. The rain drove then
back to the valley.
Clark, Hovey, Carrie and Ste'l
Belknnp who have been attending
Willamette University were in Cor
Wallis the last of the week !, on thei
way home to Bellefountain for tn
summer.
B. J. Thatcher, who was expect
ed to arrive home from Iowa thi
week, writes that he has decided t
remain at the old home until tn
first of July. He reports having
fine time.
Prof. A. B. Cordley, Prof. Sha,
and Earl Griffith have started b
team to Eastern Oregon They wi
be absent several weeks, gatherin
various kinds of specimens for thei
OAC work.
Dick Kiger returned from. Por
land, Friday, having taken dow
carload of the finest cattle ths
have left Corvallis in many da.
The animals were fat cows belong
ing to John and Dick Kiger.
Tommy Rowland, who has bee
i'll for sometime, is reported
very low. He was first stricke
with appendicitis and later wi
typhoid, which is the ailment wit
which he is suffering at present.
James l.. Lewis, the real esta
dealer, moved Thursday into b
new residence, recently complet'
on Eighth street. The house vacs
ed by him is to be occupied
Conductor Doodle of the G. & E.
T. Fl. Buick cf Silver Lake dro
from Lake county to Corvallis I
last of the week to take home /
children who have been attendil
OAC. The return trip is TO
made by team also, although t
roads are very heavy.
"Mrs. Marshall was member
Schubert club, we'll known throug
out Western Pennsylvania whe
her playing was always source
much pleasure and her departu
was loss to that artistic circ
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