Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-21

Thad aud Janet Blackledge went
to Bellefeuntain, Wednesday, f r 9
visit with relatives.
Prof. S. W. Holmes has sold his
residence property in this city to
Mrs. Mary J. Whitby.
Isaac jackson and family have
returned from Blodgett, where they
have spent the spring, and have
taken up their permanent residence
in Jobs addition. The Blodgett
farm has been sold to Portland
man.
The Portland Comm ercial Clubs
prize contest of $1,000 for articles
on Portland, Oregon, and this part
OF the United States, appearing in
papers printed outside of Oregon
and Washington, is open to every
resident of Oregon.
Mrs. H. M. Brunk arrived from
Portland the first of this week and
will spend the summer in Corvallis.
With her son, Charley Shenofeld,
she will keep house in the James
Fiett residence which she has
leased. Mr.. Brunk, formerly pro-
prietor of the Occidental hotel in
this city, is now travelling for a
Portland nursery company.
At meeting of the board OF
trustees Of Philomath College, Sat-
urday, the following officers and
faculty members were elected for
the ensuing year: President, J. w.
Stiverson; manager, J. R. Parker;
treasurer James Evars; languages.
Ernest Castle; science, o. V. White;
business, James Gresslev; elocution,
Gertrude johnson; music, Mrs. O
V. White; mathematics, to be sup
piled. Miss Teresa Mcdonald re-
signed the chair of languages to at
tend an institute in the East and
J. G. Goodrich, former professor of
mathematics, will attend the Union
Biblical Seminary, Dayton, Ohio
Oregonian.
The very latest in wedding
showers occurred at Albany,
night, and in describing
the affair the Herald says: GA
unique feature Of the evening was
a mock wedding. The bride, Miss
Vesta Eastburne, was in an elabo-
rate creation of blue calico over
which was draped window curtain
of the latest design. She carried a
cake of soap. Miss Grace Swank,
as groom was attired in an uncon-i
ventional color. Miss Anna Cor
nett oMciated as minister, and tied
the knot fast. Miss Alma Elkins
was brides maid, and wore a cos
tune of deepest black. Miss Kauff-
man was best man. Refreshments
were served"
An Oregcnian dispatch from Cor
Wallis, Wednesday, says: 'The OAC
team net Fall will have a
trip to Los Angelo. as part Of the
schedule for the season. The game
there will be with st. Vincent's
College, and Manager Greenhaw has
an offer to make the arrangement
permanent. The trip is arranged
to take place during the Thanks
giving holidays, SO that no time
will be lost from class work, the
game to take place on Thanksgiv-
ing day in Los Angeles. Though
The contract has not been signed, it
is expected that the schedule will
also include trip to Pullman for
game with the Washington State
College. The game Witt the Uoi-
versity of Oregon takes place No
vember 9th The coach for the l 1
will be Fred Norcfo-s, the former
Michigan captain, who made 90 ex-
,ellent a record in the development
of new to- NJ out Of raw material
ast seaeon, and who is accounted
,ne of the best coaches in the coun-
,ry. OF the team last year, none
If the stars will be lost, though
here will be TWO or three vacant
places On the Ii that will have to
De filled from material yet to arrive
or by development of men from the
second team"