Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-18
PHILomATH SNAPSHOTS.
College Affairs-Visitors Conn
ing and doing-Other News.

ing ana uOln&-OTher News.
The first month of the autumn
has flown swiftly by and although
Nature is almost readv for winter
time ard full storage OF all thing
is earnered this iueal month of
October still lavishes upon her
children the most ideal sunshiny
weather. The sunny skies OF
June can not compare with these
cloudless DAYS of October.
A number of students of the
Philomath college ascended Mt.
Chiptimini last Saturday. A
party of tourists came on the west
bound tain last Friday also in
tent upon Scaling the summit OF
our renowned peak from whose
top spreads before one an ex-
pansive view of worde full beauty.
To the east an unbroken view
'he breadth and length of almost
the entire Willamette valley and
TO the west the hills and ridges
of the coast range to the Pacific
ocean. The most timid climber
need not fear to scale the peak
and 1t is possible to drive within
a mile or so of the summit.
Mrs: N. Foglesang and child
returned to their home at Free
water, Oregon last Monday Mr..
Foglesaug will also remove to
that place soon. -.
Mrs. Fruit and family and
Mabel Kerby of this place reside
at Freewater. Miss Kerby is
a sister of Mrs Foglesang and at
present assists Mrs. Fruit in con-
Quoting millinery esta hlishment
at that place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Baldwin at the Bey Rickard place
west of town, October 9. girl.
Mrs. A. Bennett, who has been
visiting relatives in North Yaki-
ma, Wash. returned to her home
last Friday.
Mrs. G. H. Martin, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Don
Wood ward for the summer, left
tor Waukegan, ILL.,, TO be with
her son and daughter, Harold
and Georgia, who are both mar
ried and live at that place. She
contemplates visiting a brother in
Kansas for a short time while en-
route.
Mrs. Harley Laughlin and lit
tie daughter, Virginia, of North
Powder, who have been visiting
relatives at Albany and Corvallis,
came to Philomath last Friday
aud visited with Eldridge Hart
less and wife until Saturday.
Mrs. Laughlin was formerly Miss
[ Mabel Cronise and was instructor
of vocal and instrumental music
at the College of Philomath. She
expects to return to their new
home at Telocaset in Union
county in a few weeks.
The Philomath contributor of
news made a flying trip to the
county seat last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bethers
and daughter Audrey of Portland
are visiting with rela tives
at Philomath and vicinity. They
will depart for California in a few
weeks and will 60 as far south as
Red1ands with the intention of
locating permanently.
E. L. Sharp of the Evergreen
neigborhood has purchased the
Rayburn property in Philomath
and has moved into town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Watkins
of Portland have been visiting at
the homes of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Walker.
| w. T. Caldwell has purchased
the draying outfit of Octave
Voget and is prepared to receive
orders for that class of work.
Milton Friendly, of Portland,
superintendent of the Northwest
ern Independent Telephone sys.
tenn, was through Philomath
and Alsea this week inspecting
the work en- route with the pur.