Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-12
Miss Iva Barclay spent Sunday
at Bellefountain with relatives.

Miss Iva Barclay spent Sunday
at Bellefountain with relatives.
George Baker, of OAC, left for his
home at The Dalles, Friday. He
| will not return.
Bert Thompson, an OAC stu
dent, departed for his home near
Portland, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reader of
Bellefountain are the proud parents
OF son, born week ago.
Phillip Cherry left Friday for
his home in Astoria to remain.
He is a well-known student.
F. E. Scott, a graduate of OAC,
has arrived from Washington for
commencement visit with friends.
"Dugan" Rooper left Friday for
his home in Eastern Oregon. He
has been popular base ball play
or for OAC.
Mrs. Cate and two daughters, of
Hillsboro, are guests of Mrs. Sarah
Moore and Miss Gladys, during com-
mencement week.
Mrs. Jonn Kriens and children
ret lrned to their home i Portland
Friday, after a two 1leks' visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robinson.
Mrs. Bartlett arrived Saturday
from Burns, Eastern Oregon, to
lspend con- mmencement. Her son,
Carl who has been at OAC, will ac-
company his mother home.
| A fine large bell arrived from the
East, Friday, for the church at
Bellefountain. 1t is the intention
to haye suitable ceremonies when
the bell is lifted into position.
T. F. Smith, formerly a member
of the legislature from Linn county,
on the republican ticket, and his
son-in-law, w. P. Wahl, were in
Corvallis, Friday, buying horses.
Miss Jessie Hawley, of the OAC
musical department leaves tomorrow
| for her home at Grass Valley,
Eastern Oregon. Miss Hawley is
uncertain as to whether or not she
will! return this fall
K. G. Elridge, of Independence,
was in Corvallis. Friday, on bust
ness. Mr.. Elridge has four large
creameries and two receiving stat
ions in that city, and does an ex-
tensive and profitable business in
that line.
| Friday evening occurred the
Junior shop" at the Armory.
The music was furnished by the
Salem orchestra which consisted of
eight pieces. A large crowd was
present and very pleasant evening
was spent.
Earl Hawley, Will School and AL
fred Bradley, all of whom graduate
tomorrow from OAC, leave tomorrow
afternoon for Schenectady, New
Yok, where they will enter a uni
versity for an electrical course.
Many friends wish them success.
A special excursion to San Fran
cisco and return is to be run by
the Southern Pacific out of Port
land on Saturday, June 16, leaving
AT S:45 p. N. arriving at Oakland
on the 18th, at 9:25 a. m. and
pulling into San Francisco at e:4S
q. No. On the return, the excur-
sion leaves Frisco June the 18th at
1920 and reaches Portland, Jur.e
21st, at 1925. The rate is
$45 which includes a berth
in standard sleeper both going
and returning, and meals excel t
luncheon on Monday and Tuesday.
The ticket is limited to June 2lst,
for return to Portland and Pullman
r, servations can be made through
{. W. Stipgor, city ticket agent.
Third and Washington Sts., Port
land.
A well-known young 'Iadv who re-
sid less than 40 miles south of
Corvallis, was driving to town
alone a few days ago, when over
taken by her young man friend On
horseback. the latter joined the
fair driver in the buggy, leading the
saddle horse behind. and all ap-
parently went we'll until the party
reached Mary's river bridge Hap
pening to glance back the young
man discovered that while be still
held the rein. bis horse was nowhere
to be seen. Returning in haste, the
couple found the animal near the
mill race, grazing beside the road.
Just what topic was under discus
sion, to SO engross the young peo-
piles attention is not stated, but it is
Thought that everyone will know
/ this autumn.