Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-29

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noticed on the streets. of Corvallis,
Friday. .Ss
Archie Arnssohg Of Albany vvisS- :
tied Corvallis friends the last of the
week.
DR.. Kerr returned Sunday night
from his trip through Eastern Ore
gon.
Miss Pauline Kline returned the
last of the week from a visit to
Portland.
Miss Edna. Strong of Monmouth
was an over Sunday visitor with old
friends in Corvallis.
La grippe is in fashion in Corval-
lis just now and there are numerous
followers of the style.
c. D. Hibba of Iowa City, Iowa,
was q guest at the J. B. Marvin
home in this city last week. e
J. q. Richards, V oodburn real
estate dealer, was g business visitor
in Corvallis the last of the week.
W. D. DeVarney and a. L. Tetu
were business visitors in Corvallis
the last of the week, from Albany.
w. F. Bell of the Independent
telephone company looked after
business in Albany two days the
last of the week.
Mrs. G.. Lester Paul returned to
her home in Portland, Friday, after
a prolonged visit at the Zierolf
home in this city.
Miss Pauline Davis returned to
her home in Eugene the last of the
week, after a visit of several weeks
with Corvallis friends.
Mrs. Hattie Tice departed Frld y
for Falls City, after visit of sever
al days at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Whiteside.
Mr.. Davis of Aberdeen. Wash,
has been the guest SINCE Friday of
Jay Cooper, the geninf assistant at
the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Stevenson
and son. Tommy, were visitors in
Portland and Forest Grove from
Saturday until Monday.
Richard Scott, the well known
Milwaukee dairyman, was a Corval-
lis visitor the last of the wee6 and
took in the sights at OAC farm.
Messrs Jenkins and Scott, S. P.
railroad officials, paid visit to the
college the last of the week and
took general look st the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross DonIon and
daughter and Mrs. G. Preston left |
Friday for their nome in Portland,
after a visit at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Minor Swick. >
The Barnacle Club gave the first
dancing party of the season at Tay-
lor's hall, Saturday evening. A
very srjoyabis time was had by the
Isrge company present.
The Y. W c. A, girls are to hold
= halloween party at Waldo Hall
tomorrow evening, all the girls of
the college being invited. A jolly
time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Strong re-
turned to their home at Monmouth,
Friday, the former having been
ooking after business and the lat
Ter visiting friends for several days.
Invitations are out forthe annual
party at Caushcrn Hall. The date
8 November lst. These are annual
,ffairs of a very enjoyable nature,
md are always largely attended.
James Martin of Irish Bend, one
If the old pioneers, is very ill at his
lome. He has been ailing for some
ime and is now confined to mis- bed.
Mr.. Martin is about 80 years of
'ge.
W. c. Metcalf, who has been do
ng the fall blowing on his place in
[amhill county, is detained there
" the illness of his horses, nearly |,
II OF which have the distemper and
re not able to be driven home. /
L. w. II .ller arrived Saturday
rom Union to enter OAC for a
curse in electrical engineering.
1rs. Haller arrived couple of
,eeks ago and is taking course
n music. Their home will be at
Waldo Hall.
Twelve miles of grading on. the
corvallis & Alsea river railroad is
the grade now extending
0 the Bruce lane, south of Corvsl-
A.,