Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-06


Me. and Mss. Chaunc4y Barclay
If B4i1ef1u tain were visitors in
Corvallis, Saturday
Miss Tn Johnson turned
home tad y ev from a
weeks visitin Albany with rela-
tIves.
Mrs. Fl. Sncok and children
came up from Salem, Friday, for
visit with Mr.. Shook, who is en-
gagged as contractor on the new
romans building at OAC.
A. G. Allen and family who have
occupied The Horton house, mov-d
Saturday to the Tucker house on
Third street, where they will reside
with Mrs. Tucker and William Nc
Lagan.
A crowd of young people enjoyed
very pleasant dancing party at
Fishers hall Friday night. The
music was furnished by OVerlan
der's orchestra and good time Was
mad by all present.
The Village Improvement As
sociation is to hold an important
meeting at the county court house
this, Tuesd4y evening at 7:30
o'clock. The subject to be discus
sad is the kind of trees that shall
be planted on the new public school
grounds. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hayes went
to Portland Friday morning to at
tend the funeral of the latter's sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Walden, who
died in that city Thursday night,
of consum ptiou. Deceased was a
young woman and had been mar
ried only three years.
Perhaps 1000 people turned out
Thursday evening to join in the
football rally that was held on the
OAC field for the purpose of arous-
ing enthusiasm in the OAC.P. U.
game which took place Saturday.
There was a huge bonfire, music
by the band, speechs by Coach
Norcross, Miss Belle Bonney and
others, and enough noise to satisfy
everybody.
This is The season of the year when
town looks its worst, for with
leaves falling everywhere and the
trees stripped Of their beauty there
is forlorn, desolate appearance ir
the town that reminds one of win.
ter. Let everyone aid in keeping
tn streets clean by sweeping uE
the leaves and this will help to pre-
vent newcomers from gathering the
impression that Corvallis is SLOW
and old-fashioned.
The OAC girls basket ball team
is hard at practice and will be ir
good trim for the games that are tt
be played. While all the details
, of the schedule are not settled
there will almost certainly be game
/ with Monmouth, Albany high
school, Willamette University
Roseburg high school and probabl,
; with Ringler's of Portland.
The first basket bali game of tn
season was played at the armor,
Friday night between the girls
team OF OAC and a down tow
team. The score was Is to 2 il
favor of OAC. The lineup was
; town team, Misses Harrington AM
y Logan, forwards; Linville. center
;, G-llatly and Tom, guards. OAC
Misses Holgate and Rodroack, for,
;, wards; Moore, center; Pelland ant
$ scroggins, guards.
t Last night after the Gazett
!. press hour, the Mems Club of tn
g M. E. church was to hold its frs
big meeting. All men who ar
n members of the church were to b
n there, and each was to bring
j. friend. An address entitled "Jer
- usalem" was to be delivered b
Prof. J. B. Horner, this being tt
principal feature of the evening
y ''Original" refreshments were to
IS served.
le A letter from Mrs. E. B. Horn
! ! ing of this city who is now with r
. latives at Hoo1 River, states that 81
% is dining On Corvallis ereamel
n butter. Mr.. Kaupisch visit
IS Hood River during the big fru
Il fair held recently and while Ho'
Sc Riverites shouted the praiees
= apples and other fruit the Corvall
} man shouted "butter, butter" u
"a "a til he caught the attention of tho
- (. who heard, and the Corvallis pr
q duct now graces the table of peoE
in that place, where it is fou
. to be all that Mr.. Kaupisch clair
y ed. Advertising is the hobby
all progressive business men.
r. Take it month in and month o.
is the year round, the Corvallis pc
b. office is about the busiest place