Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10

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dress the young men of the I. a.
G. A.. Sunday afternoon at ESQ. at
the college.
Jim Howard and family have
moved into what is known as the
old Horner house, between Eighth
and Ninth streets.
VII. Jenkins of Portland, trav
cling passenger agent OF the .. r.
Company, was business visitor In
,, Corvallis yesterday.
Miss Rova Hays, who is teaching
| school near Lebanon, 10 the guest OF
Miss Marie Cathey. She departs
Monday for her home.
Rev, w. w. Davis will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church,
SUNDAY morning and evening. Spec
1al music. Every body invited.
Regular meeting of St. Mary's
Chapter No. 9, O. E. s., will be held
at Masonic hail, Tuesday, Jan. l4th.
Installation of officers and initiation
of candidates.. ol
| Misses Audrey and Connie Close
arrived from Philomath, Wednes-
day. for a brief visit with Misses
Ethel and Merle Hollister, en- route
+ to their home in Eugene. ..x ,..
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert of Salem are
among the prominent people VINO
Gre taking the short course work at
the college. Mr.. Albert IS the we'll
known banker of the capital city.
Miss Almeda Mann, instructor of
violin at OAC, is to organize col
leee orchestra, which will no doubt
prove q very popular organization,
, as an orchestra in any college is al
ways in demand.
Ar,er a rev Gays of colder wealth
: or and clear skies, with sunshine
most of the time, tine rain began
). again in earnest Wednesday only
J. to give place again yesterday to
o daysof perfect sunshine
. Through the Gazette Rev. George
K. Mcdonald desii es to thank most
Is earnestly all friends and acquaint-
ances whose sympathy and many
i, acts of kindness meant so much tc
ID him in his great sorrow.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Holliste
n left Yesterday for, their home In
Portland after two weeks visi
r with relatives in this city. Thel
a visit was prolonged by the death o
le their relative, the late Mrs. Georg
er E. Mcdonald.
y. At the Assembly, Wednesday
NJ Mrs. Clara II. Waldo delivered al
4 address that was very warmly re
m ce,yed; Miss Almeda Mann gave
Of delightful violin solo, and M. {
ch Lownsdale sang solo and respond
er ed to an encore.
There is to be game OF basket
in ball on skates at the Corvallis RIM
a. Saturday night, between Alban
!. College and the Corvallis Hig
.t- School teams. 1t promises to be a
W. interesting event and will no dout
I'M attract large crowd.
James Kelly, very popular ST.
ow dent during his course at OAC,
in the guest of his relatives, Mr.. ar
iva Mrs. c. T. Hurd. He will spend
~ couple of weeks renewing old trien
ed ships in this clty, before returnlI
io to his home in Portland.
- L. S. Perkins, for years a dru'
eist at Monmouth, drank a quaint
lis of carbolic acid, Tuesday, and VIII
lss- found was dead IN his bed, +
ere wifs was absent in Yamhill coun
the on a visit. He was we'll to do al
the no motive is known for the rash az
W. W. Miss Margaret Snell's departme
10y a. the college is being reftted al
Ga newly equipped to meet the deman
of the large class that is taking t
on household science work this yes
A. During the Short Course work M
ong Smell is being assisted by Mrs.
,ov- NJ. Parks, who taught househt
The science in the Ames, Iowa, collie
old previous to coming to this city.
50 "Uncle Toms Cabin" was p
ears duced very creditably by the 81
arr, son company at the Corvallis p
-- mouse, Monday night. While
erty of the oldest plays on the 70 al
Hey never fails to draw a. crowd ant
4nu- always enjoyed by the audier
the The Stetson company gave sti
st of parade Monday noon that inclut
ears two bands, several Shetland pon
at is two blood hounds and other
scid- lures.
auc- Because of the inability of Go'