Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14
Clyde Starr, of Bellefountain. ar

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Miles Starr returned Yesterday
from a brief business trip to Port
: land.
Henry franklin of Mt. Vernon
! Wash, arrived this week tt
look after business for few days.
College opens today for the pur
pose Of allowing students to regis
ter, but study does not begin until
Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Greer has been al
Bellefountain this week, at the bed.
side of her brother, Walter Taylor
who is seriously ill.
J. K. Berry and O. V. Hurt left
Tuesday night for Seattlerto appear
as witnesses in the trial of Maud
Hurt-Creffield, Wednesday.
Harold Wilkins arrived home
Tuesday night from Portland where
he has attended business college
during the summer.
Miss Agnes Peterson leaves to-
day for her home in Portland.
after visit of several weeks with
her grandmother and aunts in this
city.
Misses Belle and Bertha Edwards.
Josie Benham, and Earl Edwards
are moving to Corvallis this week
to establish "bachelor" quarters
and enter OAC.
Dances every alternate night at
the Ireland hop yard have been the
order until the rain set in. Music
has been furnished by Prof. and
Mrs. Will Wicks.
Mrs. Trip and children arrived
Tuesday from Myrtle Creek, aid
are located in the dwelling one door
south Of the opera house. They
come fer school purposes.
Ernest Red and Allen Bates.
both graduates of OAC, have re-
Gently purchased a drugstore in
Portland which they will operate in
Both were very pop
ular during their college days here,
and the good wishes of all are ex-
tended the young men.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMurtry of In
diana are visiting Corvallis rela-
lives this week. They are the
uncle ard aunt of john Howard
and were present st the Howard
Fuller nuptiais Wednesday. In
ew days they go to Eastern Ore
yon for visit before returning
East.
The Corvallis nn|,lic school opens
dondsv. The dare WAS FORMERLY
ct for the 10th but the opening
Vas postponed to give the school
hildren who desired it an oppor- !
unity to go to the hop yards and ]
arm their usual amount of money
D assist in purchasing their school
upplies. =
Clayton and Robert Heron had
ne of the record-breaking crops of 2
'enton this year. II. NJ. Finley, o
no has been for 25 or 80 years the g
oerator of a warehouse at Irish
end, Issued to the Heron boys
le largest storage receipt this 6
onth ever issued by him to any q
rmer for a single crop. g
Ray Goodrich, an old time OAC o
udent and football player, was in
orvallis, Wednesday, en- route to
amhill on visit to his parents. ,,
e had been to Eugene for a visit r.
lth old school friends and stopped y,
er in Corvallis for the same pur- ~ ~
'se. Mr.. Goodrich is now a p,os- -
'rous lawyer in Seattle.
M
Vinton Baker was killed in II
nawaY accident near Junction 10
ty, Wednesday. He was about n
even years Old and brother of ";
obert, Eva and Noe Baker. who
axe their homes with the families
James Heron, Johnny Martin +!
I'd A. A. Meek, of southern Ben
.. Particulars of the affair were of
It learned. liz
Miss Dorothea Nash came in de
'm Alsea country Saturday and 81
the guest of Miss Iva Burton for lis
short time. Miss Nash h4d
arge of the music department. o. IT,
, Oregon State Normal schoo! a. -,
1nmouth three years ago. 4 -;
ar aHo she was in charge of th. +;
Isle department st ST. HeIet'- "
Ill. This yenr she will op~, ii
vate studio in Poft,and.-Inue-
ldence Westside. Tt
Announcements have been RS ra7
we'd by Corvallis friends Of the bo