Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-18

Born, Monday night, %o Prof. and
Mrs. g. I. Lewis, daughter.
W. A. Vaughn departed Wednss.
day for California to accept posi-
ton.
Prot. A. B. Cordlsy returned
Tuesday from q business trip te
Portland.
Charles Watts has arrived from
Vancouver and resumed his duties
at OAC.
i w. 8. Tomlinson of the vicinity
of Albany was Corvallis business
visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Lee has been having
q neat summer house erected on hel
premises the past few days.
Mrs. Wiley, a former Corvallis
woman but now of Portland, is the
guest of Mrs. William Porter in this
city.
Barney Seits and wife and Mrs.
Mary Ingram of Monroe visited at
the T. H. Wellsher home in this
city, Tuesday.
The electric lights are now in use
at Waldo Hall and the candles have
been laid aside, after doing service
since the opening of the hall.
Miss Helen Gilkey mas resigned
as president of the college Y. w.
c. A., and Miss Bessie Herbert has
been elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Chappell of
near Inavale have purchased prop
erty neer Redmond, Oregon, and
are to leave soon to make their
home there.
L. n. Hawley and family of
Bellsfountain were In Corvallis.
Tuesday, en- route homo from the
coast where they had spent two or
three weeks.
Newly elected officers of the Sem
ior class at OAC are: Pre- sident,
Frank WinDifred; vice president,
Miss Carrie Buchanan; class ''funk-
ey," Chauncey Harding.
Lewis Hartley came in from thu
Bohemia mines Monday ard left
yesterday on the return. He re-
ports everything fourishing at the
mines.
Miss Claire Starr has been CON-
pelled to give up her studies at
OAC on account of i'll health and
returned this week to her home at
Bellefountain.
Mrs. Janet Smith of Corvallis,
who has been very i'll with pneu-
monia at Condor, is reported as iu-
proving. Her daughter, Mrs. Vance
Taylor, is still at the bedside.
Mrs. Jane Denman returned the
first of the week from a visit in Sa-
lem. She was accompanied home
by Miss Rena Horner who will re-
main for visit with relatives.
Ernest Miller has been obliged to
put in another section of counter in
order to make room for his confec-
tionery snd news stand, in the post
office building. His friends are
glad to see him prospering.
DIR. H. S. Pernot has had the
hedge around bis residence property
removed, and is having the prepars-
tory work done for the placing of a
concrete walk around the block.
Mrs. J. W. Howard left Tuesday
for her home at Prlneville. She
went by private conveyance, alone.
Her health is very poor and if it
does not improve she will 60 to
Portland in the near future.
The Junior class at OAC elected
officers the first of the week, as fol-
lows: President, Thomas. Autzen;
vice president, Miss Rills Tnomp-
son; secretary, Miss Alice McGinnis;
treasurer, Il. Il. clark; sergeant at
arms, P. H. Gale.
Applications for rooms are still
being received by G. T. Hurd, Y.
NJ. G. A. secretary at the college,
from new students who continue TO
arrive. The registration has now
reached ss5 and is steadily increas-
ing.
On Oct. 1st quiet wedding took
place at the residence of the Rev. G.
A. Blair at Vernon, Portland, W hen
Thomas M. Anthony, manager of
the "Intermediate Department" Of
the Pacific Mutual Life ms. Co,
and Mrs. Efie Mackay, daughter of
Mrs. Charles II. Crabtres of Philo-
math, were united in holy matri-