Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

at the fair, Friday.
Chief of Police Lane was a visitor
at the fair Friday.
E. R. Lake is having his resi-
dence repainted this week.
Jesse Moses of Philomath was a
business visitor in CORVALLIS Friday.
Sheriff Burnett and Judge E.
Woodward were fair visitors the
last Of the week.
Mrs. Thorp of lower Alsea, was
in Corvallis, Friday, en- route home
from weeks visit In Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Black moved
Saturday onto the Stone prune
ranch in Linn county.
7 Archie Burns returned Friday
from few days business trip to
Portland.
Ross Cady, son of J. J. Cady,
left Friday for Dayton, Wash, to
accept g mployment.
Mrs. Devine goes to Ashland,
Friday, for a two months visit with
her brother.
Oliver Johnson arrived Friday
from John Day to re-enter OAC.
His sister, Miss Floy, will not re-
turn to college this year.
Mrs. Jacob Hurlburt leaves Sat-
urday for McCloud, Calf, for two
months visit with her sisters Mrs.
J. Dennis.
Mrs. Nellie Glenn of Bellefountain
was a Corvallis visitor the last of
the week. She conducts store at
that place.
Mrs. d. G. Busby, of Portland,
was the guest for several days the
latter part of the week of her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Stone.
Charles Cropp is one of the old
students who has returned to col
lege. He arrived the last of the
week from Eastern Oregon.
Miss Melissa Whitney of Chit
wood left Friday for Pullman,
WASH, where she is to teach the
coming year.
Miss Eta Raber, of Granger is
one of the new students at OAC
this year. She arrived the last OF
the week and will room at Alpha
hall.
Mrs. L. L. F'ortel ltf' SUNDAY
for her home at Oregon City, s.f,e:
a two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Spangler, in this
city.
A three-horse power electric mo-
tor arrived at the Willamette VAL
leys' Co.'S office Thursday. 1t is
for the new newspaper Office that
is to be established.
d. o. Quick of Halsey was a
Corvallis visitor the last of the
week, and Fred Quick of Portland
also paid visit to Corvallis friends
the same day.
Ira Whitney, formerly Of OAC,
and Familiarity known as General
Shafter," is now professor in the
State Agricultural College at Pull
man, Wash.
Hunters licenses were issued
Friday to the following: F. H.
Hughson, J. Archibald, Jr., Robert
Wilson. l. V. Lake, P. G. Winkle,
III. NJ. Browser andI. n. Wiukle.
Frank Howard and family arri-
we'd :he last of the week from Bri-
dai Veil, to locate There are four
boys in the family who will enter
OAC.
A new body ironer arrived Fri
day and was at ones installed at
the steam laundry. 1t is consider
ed a great laoor-saving device and
is a valuable addition to the equip
ment of the establishment.
w. A. Winniford, student last
year at OAC, is suffering with ty-
phr;d fAver at the family home in
klngs Valley. The mother and
other young people were to have
moved to Corvallis this week, but
their coming will necessarily be de-
layed.
A slight "mix-up" in names ap-
peared in an item in The last issue
of the Gazette. The intention was
70 stata thst Will Wicks ot OAC
had been promoted to assistant hor-
ticulturist under Professor Lewis,
and that Arthur Bouquet takes the
position vacated by Mr.. Wicks as
assistant to Professor Coote. The
names became transposed in the
former item.
Never has there been such a
shortage of cars as now, owing to