Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-28
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

Monroe were visitors In Corvallis,
Friday. -. r :-
Born, Thursday night, to Mr.. and
and Mrs. O. G. Hathaway, in this
city, daughter.
Miss Matte Lee of Polk county
was the, guest of Corvallis friends
from Friday until yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frink of Philomath
we in Corvallis, Friday, en- route
10 Sodaville for two weeks visit.
w. O. Heckart, the contractor,
went to Eugene, Friday, to spend
Sunday at home. He returned
esterday.
Marion Wilkes, an old OAC boy,
is mere from Arconda, Colo, for a
visit with friends. He has been
employed in the mines there.
The motor came up from Mon
mouth, Friday afternoon, bringing G
a crowd from that place and lnde-
pend .uce TO the track meet.
Mrs. and Mrs. Perry VanFleet
and children left Saturday for their
home in Portland, after weeks
visit wi; b relatives in this city.
Clayton Heron, who is serving
on the United States grand jury at
Portland, came up Friday to spend
Sunday at home ana expected to re-
turn yesterday.
Miss Bertha Rowe, assistant
t.acAer in the Buena Vista public
school, was a Corvallis visitor last
week. She is sister of Lewis
Rowe of this city.
Mrs. A. S. Casteel returned to
her rome at Ysquina, Friday, aztec
a visit with Portland and Corvallis
relatives. She was accompanied
by her daughter Edith, who is at
tending OAC.
Mem bers of the United Artisan
lodge can pay their dues to w. G..
Lane this month, as there is for the
present no regu ar secretary. A
s-cretsry is to be elected at once to
fill lha vacancy.
Abe King returned the last OF the
Wet ( from a vi, it TO Southern Ore
gop, where he had been to take b
look at the country. He was we'll
pleased with what he saw and
learned of that section.
Amorg those who attended the
U. of O-OAC track meet in thi-
city, Friday, were MIR and Mrs.
Arthur Buca' nan, Mr.. and Mrs.
I thauncey Barclay, aud Ross and
Gertrude Barclay, all Of tno Belle
fountain neIghborhood.
The Barnacle Club he d forth al
the skating rink, Thurs lay eve
mig, e. 'jpyiug skating party
which was atten led only by mem-
bers of the cub. The band wa
present an furnished music for the
Merrymakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Petera, ho,l
former C,rval isites, have decided
to locate in Tacoma, where they
vert on their edding trip. They
have gone to housekeeping, having
rented cozv dwelling, and are at
home to any friends who ma,
chance TO be passing that wsy,
Mrs. Peters was formerly Miss Eva
Starr.
Another casa Of scarlet fever de-
velop-d in Corvallis, Friday, the
victim being the tour year-o d
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Newton. The place was quaran-
tiaed Friday afternoon and every
ore will bs taken to prevent
Spread of the disease, which it was
hoped lad been entirely overcome
Ia this city.
The Juuiors If Albany College
have gone on strike, it seems, and
have refused to deliver orations this
year. As a consequence, parents
and guardians ofthe young "rebe's"
have been appealed to, and unless
force enough is brought to bear to
compel the members of the class to
''orate,' the faculty will see to it
that the Juniors do not graduate
next year.
Jake H-cker of Big,s, Eastern
Oregon, is visi ling his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hecker, st Wells.
MIR. aud Mr-. L V. Peuners o.
Por land ara also on a visit to the
f,m,lr home, and Saturday, M.
and Mrs. A-ncli King, of this CIV
ard Mrs Emma Tamiinson, of Al
bs Y, also went to the Hecker hom-
to spand Sunday, the three ladies
hoip,y cistorS