Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-15
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| trAnsacting business in Corvallis,
Friday.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys came out
the last of the week from Toledo to
enter OAC. /
A son OF A. 81. Deputy arrived
from California, Friday, for a visit
with his parents.
Mrs. J. S. Booth and Miss Emma
Thompson were Albany business
visitors, Saturday.
Clayton Heron and wife are the
proud parents of baby girl, born
the latter part of the week.
Ed Greffoz of Charlottesville, an
old-tlme Corvallis man, was shak-
ing hands with friends in this city,
Saturday.
Sam Warfeld was in Corvallis,
Saturday, en- route to his home in
Also a from Eugene, where ne had
been on business.
Zophar Tharp, the we'll known
od student, Was in attendance at
alumni football game on OAC field
Saturday afternoon.
Rod Nash of Nashville spent a
day or two visiting in Corvallis the
last of the p eek, and took part in
the alumni game, Saturday after
NOON.
The college band We concert
on Main street, Saturday Afternoon,
preparatory to the football game on
OaCs field. The music was enjoy
sd by large crowd.
J E. Fowells is expected home
tomorrow from Seattle, where he
has spent the past ten days visiting
his son, Prof. Ted Fowelis, and wife,
and looking after business interests
in that city.
8. L. Bennett, the old football
guard, returned to Corvallis, Thurs-
day evening, from Ashland, where
he has been doing station work dur
ing the summer. He has re-enter-
ed OAC.
J. W. Allen, a graduate OF last
years class, OAC, came in from
Hood River the last of the week and
will assist with the station work at
the college, as we'll as attending
school.
Mrs. Harley Laughlin and child
are guests Of Corvallis friends MIS-.
Laughlin was formerly Miss Mabel
Cronise, popular young woman of
this city. With her husband she
now resides at La Grande.
Rev. A. w. Monosmith, Mes
DANES F.. Berchtold, Martha Bur
nett, Fred Clark, Lucy Francisco,
and Miss Nancy Campbell expect
to leave today to attend the state as
socis ton of Congregational church
es in Salem. Prof. A. B. Cordlsy
intends to go tomorrow.
A letter from them announces
that Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard
made the trip over the mountains
without mishap, reeching their
home at Prineville several days
ago Row Howard has gone on to
R ,sehurg and Mr.. Roy Howard is
visiting relatives at Summit.
H. L. McFadden and G. N. Bry-
ant, 10th young men of Corvallis,
will open up new meat market in
the Lewis building and expect to be
ready for business by the 18th
Tney say they will conduct a first
class market and will keep on hand
all kinds of fresh, cured and salt
meats.-Junctionr City Times.
A glancing blow struck by Roy
Price while at work at his home,
Friday evening, caused a spike to
fly up, striking MIR. Price in the
left eye, probably destroying the
sight. On advice of local physi-
clan the injured man left Oh the
night train for Portland to have the
eye attended by specialist.
A law was passed by the last
making it compulsory
for every school to fly a flag above
the school house or from a flag staff
in the school yard. Superintendent
Denman is new busy looking after
the N after in Benton county, and
the red, white and blue will soon
be hutterirg in the breeze from ev-
cry school house in Benton.
J. c. Hammel returned to Wald-
port, Thursday, after & brief busi-
mass visit in Corvallis The iptar.