The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-02
Miss Mary Sutherland left yes
terday for the East.

terday for the East.
Mrs. Kaupisch and Mrs. Frank |
Irvine left today for brief visit to |
Portland.
/ -O.V. Hurt left yesterday for
the Coast. He expects to return |
in a few days for Mrs. Hurt who is
to be taken to some place yet to be
selected for the benefit of her
health.
The regular meeting of the w.
c. T. U. next Thursday is to be a
"Mothers" meeting All mothers
and friends of mothers are cor
daily invited to attend. 3 p. m.
Thursday.
Mrs. Tall andier leaves Satur-
day for her old home in Iowa to
visit relatives. After Commence
ment, she will be joined there by
Prof. Taillandier and together they
will 60 to Europe for the su INNER
John McDougal has resigned
his position as instructor in elect
rical engineering at the college to
accept an important position with
the General Electrical Company in
San Francisco. He is to leave in a
day or two. The vacancy has not
yet been supplied.
MIR. Noyes and family of Jobs
addition. who left nearly two weeks
ago to return to Kansas to live,
were in Albany last Friday night.
He started via the southern route
and got down into California
where the floods blocked further
I progress. He came north, aud
when at Albany was enroute north
ward to go via the Union Pacific.
L Miss Mel E1gin wants to get
back to Oregon. She left several
\ weeks ago to visit her sister at
Marysville, and after being there
/ for awhile went to visit San Fran
4 cisco. On the return to Marysville
she encountered the California
\ floods and at last accounts was de.
4 tanned at Red Bluffs. She has writ
\ ten Mr.. Kline, her employer, tina,
4 if she ever gets back to Oregon she
B will stay here.
I Three Fasteners bought prop.
n
/ and after a time became dissatisfied
B concluded better place might be
found. They made the trip as ia,
I south as Ashland, taking in all ths
1 towns along the way. AS result
of their trip they have become
I perfectly satisfied with Corvallis ane
are here now to stay. Mountain
water is said to be one of the rea
sons that brought them back
After once having it, they couldn'
stand the stuff they drink elsewher
j and call water.
- Captain Frank Pendergras
has received a letter from Coacl
Taylor of the University of Califor
ay MIA, asking that OAC adopt tn
Rugby game of football, and re
OF sumo relations with the Californian
He says the students there after
Is years trial like the game as we'll c
better than the regulation Amer
"a ican game. and that it is bein,
in widely adopted in the institution
of California and Nevada. 1t
not probable that OAC will chang
We its style of play, but will retain tt
old game so as to be in harmon
-, ' with the Northwest institution!
~ ~ Coach Taylor was coach Of til
~ ~ OAC team in 1894. ~.
ain Another surgical operation fe
ted appendicitis WIS performed on Mr.:
a Grant Elgin in Portland eunda
re- night. It was expected that sue
as an operation would be necessar
put when first one was performed Q
is Mrs. Elgin several weeks ago. HI
"a health meantime had been mite
be improved, but after being at soci
the gathering at the Jacobs home Sa
re urlay evening, she was suddenl
on seized at four o'clock in the morl
ace ing with violent pain, as resu
nc of which she was hurried to Por
on land Sunday, and the operatio
1gs, performed Immediately on arriv
at the hospital. In the trip to th
me city Mrs. Elgin was on a cot an
A accompanied BY hef' husband an
re. DR.. Pefnot. Latest news from tt
,aIl bedside is to the effect that the Of
"a Grafton was successfully accomplish
the ed, and there should be a speed
ter and permanent recovery.
en-
ded Jim Sing, the Chinaman, is
me philosopher. He is cook at tt