Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

the new students at OAC.
Virgil Waters vas business
visitor in Portland, Saturday.
Miss Mary Wilson went to Dal-
las, Friday, to spend the winter.
Born, Thursday night, to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Tedrow, son.
Miss Georgia Irvine of McMinn-
ville has entered OAC for special
course.
Miss Cleva Peery of MsMinnville
is among the new students at the
college
The smiling face OF George Cross
of Newberg is noticed among the
we'll known "old" students.
: Miss Maude Ross of Portland is
to assume charge of the Y. w. G.
A. at the college, as secretary.
Mrs. Margaret Sears of Philc-
math visited at the Hotchkiss home
several days the last of the week.
Charles Feller Of Woodburn is
visiting friends in Benton and en-
,joying the China pheasant shooting.
Irwin Lemon arrived from East
erp Oregon a few days ago to be-
c1me a student at the biz school
OAC.
Among the new students at the
college are Manly Underhill, of
Summit, and H. A. McMurphy, of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr and son
came in from Monroe, Saturday, for
few days visit with Corvallis
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bane moved
the last of the week from the ranch
back to their residence in Corvallis,
for the W inter.
E. w. Strong, formerly proprie-
tor of the Corvallis saw mill but
now q Monmouth resident, trans
acted businessin Corvallis, Friday
John Bauer returned to Corvallis
Thursday evening. He was called
to his home at Red Oak, IcNa, by
the illness and death of his father,
several months ago.
It was expected that Mrs. Ed
FELTON,, who was operated on in d
Portland hospital few weeks ago,
would be aple TO return to her home
in thiS oil
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Cate return
ed to Corvallis the last of the week
from Washington, where they have
been residing, and will hereafter
make their home in this city.
An Albany man came over the
last of the week and purchased 25
bushels of peaches at the Kicer or
chsid. The fruit was for an Albany
hotel. The question Is where will
they get the cream?
f. l.. Miller is making manv
improvem ents to his 3O-acre chick
en- ranch west of Corvallis. He has
carpenter employed, is installing
plant for furnishing steam heat in
his chicken houses, and making
numerous other changes.
Mrs. Allie Mclaughlin of Inde-
pendence came up last week and
arranged for her children 70 enter
OAC and the Corvallis public |
schools. She returned home after
seeing them comfortably settled.
The Rev. Moore property on col
lege street has been purchased and
ia to be occupied st ONCE by DR.. w.
ID. Laidlaw of Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, who has come 10 Corvallis to
take up his residence.
The registration at OAC, Friday
afternoon, had reached SO2. Yes
terday it WAS S26. The total reg
is,ration last year wes S34, Who
dal es predict that the total this year
will not c.owd the 1O00th mark s.?
1t is planned to open the Cor
wallis skstipg rink .he latter part !
ofihis week if alh things go we'll.
An 0rches raj piano has been order
ed by the managers aud is % be m
stalled before the rink opens for the
winter.
W. w. Gardler has arrived from
Wyoming 70 fnish his course in
engineering at OAC. He wa for
four years a student at the Utah
Agricultural College, under Presi-
dent Kerr and comes hece 20 COM |
plete his course under this able in
struotor.
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