Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-31

Deen fISltlnS relatlYeS ana OLD
friends in Corvallis this week.
Mr.. Hays was for many years the
popular operator for the West
ern Union in this city.
i DR.. B. A. Cathey and family,
MRS. Mary Robinett and daugh-
ter of Halsey, and Mrs. Mccall
and daughter, Miss Ottie Greiner,
returned Wednesday from 8
weeks outing at Yachaats. They
report a delightful time, with ex-
cellent hunting and fishing.
The regular morning servic es
will be held next Sunday at the
Congregational church. Mem
bers of the church and all others
interested are urgently request
ed to attend the Sunday School
and assist the children in rails
ing the attendance to the needed
number in order that they may
be able to carry out their plans
for the Sunday School picnic.
Fresh vegetables and fruits
always On hand in their season.
Whitesides & Cooper. 11tf
The 19os-1e09 catalogue of
Oregon Agricultural College is
now ready for distribution and
copy has been received at this
office. It contains 240 pagee,
with numerous fine half-tone IL
lustrations of the college build
ings and-various departments de-
voted to the arts and sciences,
besides complete information re-
garding the different courses of
study. Also a full roster of the
faculty and students, with list
of '08 graduates. 1t is most COM
plete in every way and valua-
BILE book Of reference to those in
terested in the college work as
well as seekers for information
regarding it. The catalogue
was issued from the college print
ing Office and is a good job me-
ehanieally The total registra-
ton of students is 1855.
Graham & Wells carry a full
line of paints, oils, glass, warm
ishes, including thegreat china
mel varnish. 59-67
In Portland on August 7 and
s will be held the convention of
Presidential Postmasters' Asso-
citation of Oregon, and among
those to deliver addresses are E.
T. Bushnell, chief clerk in the
Office of the First Assistant Post
master General, who will speak
on 'The postal savings bank and
the extension of the parcels post
on rural lines," and W. R. Hin
man, assistant superintendent of
the department Of salaries and
allowances, who will discu
"Salaries and Allowances" Post
master B. w. Johnson of this
city is secretary of the associa-
ton, and he has received notice
from the department at Wash
ington that ten days leave of
absence will be granted all mem
bers of the association who wish |
to attend.
Beginning August 1st we will
sell milk at 81 per quart.
W. K Taylor,
A. T. Wilson,
64-5* J. D. Hukill.
Miss Lulu Rice was to give a
Kitchen shower" at her home
west of town, last night after the
Gazette press hour, in honor of
Miss Olive Mallow, whose mar
riage to Wallace Colbert is to
occur in the noI far distant fu-
ture. The guests were the young
girls Of the Corvallis public
school, who have been Miss NAL
lows pupils while she has been
popular teacher in this city.
An impromptu program, novel
in character, was to be rendered
and dainty refreshments served.
Miss Rice is very cordial and
charming young hostess and a
delightful evening was antici-
pated. Those invited were: .
Misses Maybel Farmer, Belva
Pierce, Edna Spicer, Enid Leep-I
er, Lizzie Buchanan, Eva Cum
mings, Carrie Pimm, Gertrude