Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-05

,as4affs. Thomas Whitshorn has beer
quite i'll this week. a:1g.
| Miss Zeeta johnson Is in Port
land, where she will spend the
Fourth. 'sN59Sf's szsssff
Judge W. S. McFadden has been
transacting business in Lincoln
county this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Travers left
| Wednesday for Portland, to spend
the Fourth.
| Frank Dodele, Of Wells, has been
visiting at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. Clum Read, this week.
Miss Margaret Smell gave de-
lightful but informal dinner party,
Monday evening, to few friends.
Sam Conger and family have ar
rived from Iowa and are guests of
relatives of the same name, at Philo-
math. -. 9 -.s lad ~
Prof. Carroll Cummings has been
in Salem this week attending the
state teachers institute. He return
ed Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Moore depart
today for Illinois, to reside. They
will visit in Brimfeld, but expect to
locate in Peoria. -az- ~. III --.
| Mrs. Robert Skelton of Seattle
has arrived for visit at the bone
of her brother-in-law, Prof. G. V.
Skelton. -@l.4';s @s5 A.----s
| Prof. Nicholas Tartar returned
Wednesday from Salem, where be
attended the meeting Of the state
teachers association.
The company of mountain climb
ers known as the Mazamas will
cliln b Mt. Jefferson this year.
They will leave Albany about July
18th. .,.. -..s .......... -.....
Prof. G. A. Covell and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Northway
of Cleveland, Ohio, went to New
port, Wednesday, for a ten days
pleasure trip. a H..
Prof. Tartar lis to open his sum
mer school, Monday, in his room at
the college. The tuition of $3.50
includes thorough course up to
August 18th. 4 :. 3-. ."...: , ! I
George BurrelI, of Corvallis, who
has been working in Portland for a
long time, came up this week to
visit Ills parents aud spend the
Fourth. ...
| Mics Dorothsa Nash, a former
lOAC musical instructor, is spending.
the summer in London, studying.
Sae will return to her home in Port
land in September. .. .,-.. ...
Mr.. and Mrs.!D. L. Northway Of
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests or Prof.
and Mrs. G. A. Covells They will
remain until the first Of August.
The two ladies are sisters. H.. 8.
Miss Nora Sorenson of Harris
burg, VINO graduated last Friday
evening from the Monmouth Nor
nal, was the guest of Mrs. Carroll
Cummings, in this city, Monday
and Tuesday, en- route to Newport
to spend the summer.
Rev., G. H. Gibbs, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, South, will preach
on "The Divine Guidance" next
Sunday at II a. m. He and his
people will join in the union tenn
perance meeting in the e'ening.
Mrs. Mary Yockey and daughter,
Miss Helen, arrived from Corvallis
last Sunday, to become residents of
Medford. They have bought the
neat cottage, located on H street,
recently begun by R. H. Toft.-
Southern O1egonian.
Mr. and Mrs. George Won der
HELEN were given a splendid Swell
come home' when they arrived at
H ltton, California, after their mar
riage in this city, In aletter to a
Corvallis friend Mrs. von der HELEN
Gays that when the news of their
arrival was spread through the
mines all the whistles were blown.
in a noisy welcome. - Later, there
was reception and banquet in
their honor, and they were royalty
treated by everyone. Mr.. Won der
HELEN is assayer for the big mines
at that place. His bride is declared
by all to be the most popular. girl
ever in Corvallis, and it is certain
that her new f,iends in California
will all love her better as the days
go by and they learn to know her
as she is known in this, her old