Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-07
w. o. Reckart, of Eugene, is in
Corvallis ON a business visit.

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/ w. o. Reckart, of Eugene, is in
Corvallis on business visit.
Miss Aona Thompson has return.
ed from her outing at the coast.
Little Miss Vera Stevens went to
Philomath, Wednesday, to visit
friends.
Mr.. Veit, the Eddyville mer-
chant, was Corvallis business visi-
tor Wednesday.
George Hamer was in Corvallis,
Wednesday, en- route from Nash
vile to the Independence hop yards.
Mrs. E. E. Mundy returned We'd
nesday from a weeks visit to Reed
vile, near Portland, with friends.
Mrs. F. Berchtold left yesterday
for Bellingham, Wash, for visit
with her parents and other relatives.
Milton Morgan and family NOV
ed Tuesday and Wednesday into
the M. G. Miller house on Water
street.
Among the people who left We'd
nesday for the hop fields were the
Fullerton, Graves and Beckwith
families.
Bruce Hamer, of Nashville, was
a Corvallis visitor Wednesday. He
formerly conducted the store at
Nashville.
1t is stated that M. D. McCallis-
ter has inform ed the college author
tiles that he will not return to OAC
this fall as instructor in the wood
work department.
Miss Emma Baber, a graduate
of OAC, now a trained nurse, of
Portland, is spending her vacation
with her parents at Junction City.
She went home Saturday.
Miss Edith Anderson. of Baker
City, is visiting Corvallis friends,
having arrived Tuesday. She for
merry taught in the Corvallis pub
lie school and has many friends
here.
The old creamery building IS be-
ing remodeled and transformed in
to a private dwelling. It is the
property of George Taylor, and
Bryant and Charles Young are the
workmen.
Mr.. Bunker, brother-in-law of
J. E. Cronk. has been visiting in
Corvallis this week. He is an en-.
pireer on the Chicago, Milwaukee
q NoI thwestern, and came to Idaho
to look after mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gellatlv, of
W-uaichee, Wash. srFived We'd.
oesday on IA visit to Benton rela-
tives. The arrival was a surprise
to the family here as the visitors
dropped in unawares.
Henderson Murphy, AL Steven
son and W. P. Ireland arrived home
the first of this week from their trip
to Prineville in search of desert
claims. They We're not pleased
with the country in that section,
however, and did not secure claims.
They had been absent over two
weeks. @t
Miss Aimee Leverett, who is
spending the summer at her home
in Arkansas, has telegraphsd Presi-
dent Catch her resignation as teach
er in the art department at OAC.
The vacancy has not yet been filled
as the resignation was not expected,
and no explanation of the matter
has yet come by letter.
The search for houses is becom-
ing more lively as the date for the
opening Of college draws nearer, but
only m occasional student is as
yet seen on tho streets. Many will
go to the hop yards before coming
to Corvallis to begin their years
work at OAC, and Che coin thus
earned will later on he put into
in Corvallis stores and
shops.
The annual exhibit from Benton
county to the state fair is to be
shipped from this city to Salem to-
day. It will includa the perma-
nent exhibit that is kept at the
court house, and which WAS at the
Lewis and Clark fair, and many
additions will b. made from this
years supply cf cereals, grains,
grasses and other products. II. :.
French accompanies the exhibit to
Salem and remains there in chargn.
An epidemic Of sore throat seems
to have been going the rounds in
Corvallis recently, and it is said
many men working on the various
threshers have suffered from the
ailment. It is declared that never
before has there been so much diff
Guilty experienced in keeping thresh-