Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-05
Mrs. Carl Hodes has been ser
iously i'll for several days.


Clarence Ireland arrived home
Saturday from a business trip to
Portland.
Hugh McFadden left a day or
two ago for California to remain
indefinitely.
John Coffee of Monroe, was a
Corvallis visitor Friday, and took
in the horse show.
Mrs. w. II. Hogan and daughter,
of Albany, visited Corvallis rel
atives the last of the week.
The J. w. Ingle residence is
being given a fresh coat of amt,
A. E. Lewis being the artist.
Matt Wilhelm, of Monroe, was
among those who attended the
horse show in this city, Friday.
Marion Hayden returned to Cor
wallis. Friday, from Portland, and
lett Sunday for his home In Alsea.
Mrs. Susan Starr came in from
Bellefountain, Saturday, and will
remain fo1 the present in this city.
The Corvallis band went to AL
bany Saturday afternoon, where
they played for the big rally that
evening -.. .,
the Junior League of the M. e..
church held picnic in Avery's
grove Saturday and everyone had
a jolly time.
Sam Eddy. Of Blodgett, was a
Corvallis visitor Saturday. Sam
formerly clerked in the Horning
grocery in this city, and many
friends were glad to see him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis HI. Stovali,
of Grants Pass are to arrive tomor-
row for a visit with Corvallis
friends and Benton relatives.
They will remain until about the
Goth.
J. E. Banton, of Alsea, leaves
Immediately for London, Oregon,
where he has purchased store and
will engage in the merchantile
business. Mr.. Banton has leased
his place in Alsea.
Mrs. A. D. Morrison arrived
Friday from Carlton, to spend sew
eral months at the home of her
father, w. s. Linnville. DIR. Nor
rison has gone East, to take a post
graduate coursein in medical college
Bicyclists should take warning
and keep off the sidewalks. The
time fo, riding on the walks expir-
ed June lst. Friday a complaint
was lodged with Chief Lane by
Bryant Young for the arrest of
Rey. Green, who had forgotten the
fact that the time had expired.
The members of the Amicitian
literary society of OAC gave a
picnic Saturday, their guests being
the young ladies of the Sorosis
society. The crowd went out
beyond Philomath, the trip being
on a hayrack, and to say that
everyone had good time is put
ting it mildly. .
Another pipe organ recital is tt
be given by Prof. Taillandier at
college chapel June 11th, at $3.50
He will be assisted by pupils Of
the elecutionary department and
the price of admission will be only
25 cents. 1t is probable that many
who failed to attend the former re-
cital will gladly avail themselves Of
the opportunity to attend this
one.
Rehearsals are going on regular
ly for the musical drama 'sOr
Shore and Sea" that is to be giver
Th ursday evening at the opers
house by the vocal department Of
IOAC, directed by Mrs. Green
The entertainment is out of tn.
ordinary and will, judging from the
cast, be of uausual excellence
Everyone, it appears, is planning tt
attend it.
The "Rose Carnival" give Il
Thursday and Friday nights BY
the Presbyterian ladies at the
opera house attracted immens'
crowds and the affair was in ever,
respect a success. Aunt Jerusha'
lQuilting Party" given the frs
evening, is said to have been ex
ceeding funny and those who made
up the cast won general praise fol
their acting. The chicken pie din
ner given Friday noon was largel,
ipatronized, and up to Saturday
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