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

Roy Borden came out from New
port the last of the week to enter
OAC.
w. r. Palmer of Dallas has re-
turned to enter OAC for the coming
year.
Miss Edith Casteel arrived yes
te-day from her home at Yaquina
to re-enter OAC.
Miss Bertha Wilson has accepted
position as clerk in E. B. Horn
ing's grocery store.
R. G. Brodie, a colonel of the
OAC cadets, came up from Port
land the last of the week to resume
his work at the college. i !.
Waldo Finn, one of the we'll
known pigskin kickers of last year,
has returned to re-enter college.
His home is in Portland.
Carl Wolfe arrived from Portland
the last of the week to resume his
work at OAC and also to fill his old
position on the football team.
w. F. Rice of Corvallis and ]. G.
Pritchett of Philomath have been
dra ii to serve on the federal grand
Jury in Portland for the October
| term.
Mrs. Markus Gregg, of Bellefoun-
tain, who was recently operated on
in Portland hospital for appendi-
citis, is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
Mies Madeline Walker and Miss
Maud Laughead of Albany have
been guests at the Elgin home the
past few days. They are nieces of
| Mrs. Elgin.
Among the old students who ar
rived the last of the week are E. E
Allen of Portland, Clarence West of
Olex, Eastern Ore on, and Irving
Province of Mitchell.
| Football practice has already be-
gun at OAC in way, and Coach
Norcross and 80 men were on the
field Saturday evening, preparing
for the real business of the season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Estes and chill
dren departed Saturday for their
home in San Francisco, after an
extended visit with Mrs. Estes
sister, Mrs. Gene Simpson, in this
city.
Freeman Bevens and family came
in the last of the week from Kings
Valley, where they spent the sum-
mer on the ranch, and will taka up
their residence here again Tor the
wi1tsr.
Temperance E-al and brother, of
Capyonville, were guests of DR.. B.
A. Cathey the last of the week, de-
parting Friday for Independence.
The former and DR.. Cathey are old
time friends.
! John Schroeder, editor Of the Col
lege Barometer, arrived the last of
the wsek from Portland to enter
college. He is popular "old' stu
dent and many friends welcome
him back to Corvallis.
Fl. NJ. Parks, the new professor
of mining engineering at OAC, ar
rived with his family from Grundy
Centre, Iowa, Thursdly afternoon,
to take up his work at tie college.
He has been employed in the state
college AZ Ames, Iowa.
Miss Grace Wilson, cne of Cor
Wallis pretty and popular girls, left
Friday for Eugene, where she is to
spend the winter at the home of
her cousin, Roscoe Bryson, and in
cidentally learn dressmaking at a
fashionable establishment in that
city. Her many friends wish her
success.
A postal from Rev. M. 9. Bush,
formerly the popular pastor of the
Corvallis Presbyterian church, re-
ceived Friday, reads of follows:
"Please send my Gazette to me at
Ford City, Penn. have been call
ed to the work here and will remain
in the East. The news of Corvallis
and it's prosperity is good news to
u.s."
Carl Rice, superintendent of the
hatchery that is being put in by
the state on the Alsea rive:, was in
Corvallis, Saturday and Sunday.
The racks and fumes are already
completed in the hatchery and the
work of putting in the troughs is
new in progress. A fine lot of nice
| fish are in the racks now and the
| hatchery will soon he in operaLion.