Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
PHlLomATH SNAPSHOTS.
Soicy Items From Neighboring
Social Drift and
Other News.

beer doing good work the past
week. A number of the films
developed 5lurs and blanks. The
few that proved interesting are
herewith presented FOR inspection.
A, J. jenkins and daug hter,
Miss Eiith, moved to Alsea last
Tuesday to take charge of the
Mcconnell place for the season.
Mr.. Mcconnell recentlv acquired
the property through trade with
Mr.. Follet, who is the present
proprietor of the Philomath Liv-
ery and Feed stable.
W. B. Brigham, of Idaho. and
brother OF Mrs. Berremau, has
arrived in Philomath and expects
to remain if he finds the locality
suitable. He is accompanied by
his family, several children hav-
ing entered the public school last
Monday.
| Among those travelling Corval-
Ills ward from our little burg last
Wednesday were: Mrs. Ida Moses
and daughter, Bernice; Mrs. Mary |
Felger, Mrs. Damn and Miss Alta |
Wright.
i Miss Evadna Springer, Messrs.
Geo. Winters and o. " White
were successful applicants at the
teachers examination at Corval.
lis last week. Through misin-
formation an error was reported
last week, o. v. White was an
applicant, not an assistant exam
liner.
: Frank Kragh of Oklahoma and
a sister of Mrs. Sara Pimm, who
had been visiting at the home of
John Pimm, one OF our success
e full farmers, for the week previ-
, Gus, departed for Oklahoma last
+ Wednesday.
o The w. o. w. of Philemath
}: Camp No. 272 stole a march on
q w. of w. Philomath Circle, No.
y 488, and with a bushel of peanuts
- invaded their hall last Thursday.
y The Albany public school bas-
d ketbali team played the Philo-
10 math public school team in Philo-
n math, Wednesday evening. The
% o game was pulled off in the new
d d "gym."
D. Gibbons Bros. brought in a
r. drove of blindfolded cattle from
s. Blodgett a few days ago. The
IL animals were so wild that gunny
40 sacks had to be placed over theil
- - heads, and horse wearing a bel
" led the blindfolded flock safely
home. This was a common prac-
=, tice among cattlemen on th'
III ranges in years gone by but it il
d. seldom resorted to now.
Alvin Wood, a former Philo
en- math boy, accompanied by hi
'ty wife and little daughter, arrived
NJ at his old home for a visit witt
n relatives and friends the latte
Sn part of last week. He returned
ng to Portland on Tuesday aud wa
ne 9'7 accompanied home by his mother
80 10 Mrs. Jane Wood, who will max
M a protracted visit at the metropc
300 lis.
or Robert Gellatly of Pleasan
The Valley purchased a quantity {
ng livestock, consisting of cattle
20" hogs, sheep and goats, OF E. Fo
'r's let and brought them out .rol
~, 10 Alsea last Tuesday.
rus There is to be an entertainer
di- at the college chapel on Thurs
the day evening, conducted by Mi:
l7o Edna Rolhgeb of the elocutio
'n- @ department. Two plays by th
',.' pro- P. G. students are the p1incip
en-. features of entertainment.
,,y- Ss Roy Mcdonald of Scio arrive
in Philomath last Wednesday,
Of The young people enjoyed IL
ar skating rink at I. o. o. F. hal
oily on Monday and Thursday ev
at ming of this week.
an A family by the name of Smi
ind who recently arrived from Ros
ood burg have moved into the Car
ors Lewis property in the east end
oft town.
, ,.b An important deal that occu