Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Clyde and Claire Starr came in
from Beliefountain, Saturday to re-
enter OAC.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Heron of
Irish Bend were yisitsrs 10 Corvai-
lie, Saturday.
M. Roberts of Gresham was
guest at the DR.. Cathey home the
last of the week.
Miss Madeleine Nichols yester-
day began a term of school in q dis
trict near Philomath.
Miss Grace Nichols left Sunday
for Peoria where she was to begin a
term of school, yesterday.
Miss Bessie Alexander of Stayton
arrived Saturday to spend the win
ter at the J. E. Fowells home and
attend OAC.
Miss Nancy Campbell ente, tanned
a NUN Der of young people in very
enjoyable manner Friday evening
at her home.
Frank Brown arrived Saturday
from Camas, Wash, to re-enter
OAC. He was a we'll known stu
dent last year.
There was a 'trun" on hunters
licenses at the clerks Office, Satur-
day, Is being issued duling the
dav. The total for the season is
-352.
Mrs. Charles Colbert expects to
leave today for Chico, Calf, near
which place she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Miller. Size expects to be ab-
sent about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Albright of
Portland, former Corvallisites, are
to be in tkis city today, en- route
from q months visit at Newport to
their home in the metropolis.
The Chappell property near the
s. P. depot, known ss the old Tun-
nicliffe place, was sold Saturday by
Robinson & Stevenson to Johnny
Swick. The consideration was
$1,2CO.
Mrs. Jim Blodgett returned Sat
urday from Portland where she had
been with her sister, Mrs. MArkus
Gregg, who is in the hospital there.
Mrs. Blodgett went on to her home
at WrenD, Saturday.
Judge McFadden's drier is now
in full blast on his farm below town
and it is reported that he will have
10000 pounds of prunes. The yield
in his orchard exceeds all other
years.-Junction City Times.
Reuben Kiger continues to i'm
prove in health, end Sunday was
up and dressed, after being confined
to his bed for five weeks, 1t is
hoped that the news of his com
plete recovery may soon be given
out to his friends.
Mrs. B. C. Hale, formerly Of
Oelwein, Iowa, now of Seattle,
Wash, has been visiting at the R,
n. White and the Lewis homes for
a few days. She leaves with moth
ing but good words to say of our
city.
George Roberts, who was Y. NJ.
c. A. secretary at OAC last year,
spent Sunday with old friends in
this city. He leaves at once fo..
New York from which place he sails
on the 23rd for Africa 20 become a
missionary.
Prof. and Mrs. Gerald Taillandier
who have spent the summer in
Europe, arrived the last of the
week aud are again "at home"
Prof. Taillandier resumes his posi-
tion as heGd of the piano depart
ment in the OAC School of Music.
Miss Edna Sheehy, who was the
instructor in the vocal department
of the OAC School of Music last
year, is detained at her home in
Washington, d. c., by the ill
health of her father and will not re-
turn to Corvallis. The vacancy at
OAG has not yet been supplied.
The draymen haven't had time
to say their prayers for week, ow-
ing to the rush due to the coming
of at, dents "'They are showed un-
der to the depth of so feet, with
trunks alone" was the declaration
Saturday of one who knew whereof
he spoke.
1t is stated that J H. Moore is
making desperate efforts to sell his
property in Brimfield, Illinois, in
order to return to Corvallis. His