Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

O Salem visitor this week.
f. R. Pendergrass of last years
football team arrived Tuesday to
re-enter college.
Prot. J. B. Horner and family
moved Wednesday into their apart
ments in Waldo Hail. -
J.. Booth came out from New
port, Wedr ssday, on brief busi-
mess trip, returning yesterday.
Jimmy" Chambers of Kings
Valley has returned to Corvallis to
spend the winter. He will teach
music.
Mr.. Stutz and family moved
Tuesday into the George { cen
property, which they have purchas-
ed.
"What side do you generally take
when your wife gets in an argument
with somebody e4se?" "Outside.
It's safer."-Ex.
Mrs. z. Custer has returned to
her home in Newport, after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Lilly, in Corvallis.
"Cheer up! There is silver lin
ing to everv cloud!" swell, what
good is that? 1 haven't got an air
ship"--Ex.
DR.. James Withycombe has been
Mouth Vo1 Wash fhic xuoob
where be has officieted as stock
judge at the state fair.
Mrs. C. E. Lumm, who has made
her home in this city for several
years, departed the first of the week
for Los Angeles, to reside.
Presiding Elder Pratt of Port
land will preach at the United
Evangelical chu.ch morning and
evening, Sunday. Everyone is in
vited.
Mrs. George Myers and son,
Fred, lef. this morning for Corval-
lis, where Fred will on .er the Agri-
cultural College.--Tuesday's Cap
tai jour- al.
Mr.. McG;nnis and family have
moved into what is known as the
''old" s. N. Wilkins proper y, op-
posite the Blackledge home, which
they have purchased.
The Y. Nj. and Y. w. G. AS will
hold services at the college, Sunday
- ha oE h1 g.
assoc, q. lion in the Admi istration
building, on the second floor.
J. w. Sanford and family moved
Wednesday from .he Harlan house
in Jobs addition to residence on
Third street. They are recent al
rivals from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Carmichael
who were married at Peoria Last
week were il Corvallis, Wednesday,
en- route by private conveyance to
their home near Harlan, Lincoln
county.
J. W. Ingle and E. McLennan
have begun the erection of biz OK
smith shop On lots adjoining the
Snow livery stable. When CON-
pleted the building will be occupied
by Blacksmith Bogard.
Mrs, Martha sprague of Belle
fountain went 10 Portland the first
of this week where she was operated |
on for appendicitis. A message
f-om the bedside, Tuesday, stated
that she was doing nicely.
Miles B. Belden, formerly we'll
known OAC student, graduate IN
the class Of 'U6, was visiting in Cor
Wallis, Tuesday. He stated that he
had no address at present, which
means that he 10 off on vacation.
C. w. Haskell and family, who
recently arrived in this city from
Port Orchard, Wash, have purchas-
ed and now occupy che Mrs. G. E.
Lumm property in Jobs addition.
Mrs. Haskell : sister Of Mrs. c.
Hotchkiss.
Among the we'll known students
who have returned TO OAC this
week are Roscoe Ne OF Bake, Civ,
E. Hollenbefg of Portland, and Roy
Clark of Portland, president of the
college Y. NJ. G. A., Edwin Thayer
is to arrive today from Rainier.
The college Y. w. G. A. girls are
to have a roor, for their use in !
Waldo Hall. One of the sts te Sec
retaries of the organization is to be
at Waldo Hal for month or two
at the opening Of college to assist
the vnnnp ,xnman in nlanniup fhair