Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-31
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The Barnacle club enjoyed 3 So
lect skating party at the rink We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Ira Bodine went to Stedds.
Wednesday, TO attend the funeral
of a friends three weeks old infant.
Miss Celia Mahaffey, one of the
lad, pendent telephone Office girls,
is off duty with an attack of mumps.
The Goodslls, who have been lily
ing near the saw mill for SONS time
departed Tuesday for a point near
Portland, to reside.
Miss Lydis Deane is to arrive to-
% arrow from Monroe for a visit
with Miss Ellen Gustafson and to
take the teachers examination next
week.
Miss FRANKIE Alexander and Lloyd
Brown of Stayton were guests the
first OF the week of the formers els
ter, Miss Elizabeth, and friends in
this city.
]. NJ. Nolan has had the fine old
maple trees cut down in front of
his residence and instead of being
ornaments they are now common,
everyday" stove wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Starr of Belle
fountain spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in this city with their
daughter, Mrs. William Schmidt,
who Is in very poor health.
Great plans are being made
among the OAC students fer the
Freshman party which is to occur
On the evening of February 9Th and
the Sophomore party on the l1th.
w. G. Swami is expected hons
today from q visit with his mother
at Charlottesville. A brother from
Mountain Home, Idaho, is also at
the bedside, as Mrs. Swami is very
ill.
s. A. Wood arrived Tuesday
from Minnesota for q visit with his
brother, John Wood. The two had
not met for nearly 80 years and it
is needless to say the visit is being
enjoyed by both.
Rev. Handsaker returned yester-
day from Eugene where he went on
business. He reports that the meet
ing bv DR.. NJ. S. Martin is stirring
Eugene, 126 having been added to
the church thus far.
A surprise party was scheduled
to occur at the George Taylor hone
north of this city, last night after
the Gazette press hour. A large
crowd had planned to go, and it is
safe to say ''everybody had good
time"
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Henkle
returned Monday to their hone in
Portland after spending a couple of
days in this city on business. They
expect to return t. Corvallis in the
not far distant future to take up
their permanent residence.
Services at the Congregational
churcl next Sunday morning will
he conducted by Rev. Al. Folsom,
Supt. of Congregational churches
for Oregon. In the evening the
pulpit will be occupied by c. T.
Hurd, secretary OF the college Y.
M. G. A.
A good sized audience witnessed
the sensational melo-drama, "A De-
perate Chance, at the opera house,
Tuesday night. Manager Groves
has had an exceptionally attractive
list of plays this season and deserves
the thanks of the public for his ef-
forts In this respect.
One OF the liveliest contests in
basketball ever Witnessed in Cor
Wallis is scheduled to take place to-
night at the rink. It is a game
between the Eugene Filters and the
Corvallis Cyclones and it can easily
be seen by the names that there
will be something doing every min
ute.
The handsome plate glass front
is now in the Kline building and
the interior ork is progressing rap
idly. When the early days of spring
arrive this establishment will be
aud a credit to Benton
The panel work in the
show windows is being done this
week.
Frank White, the first graduate
from the music department of OAC,
who has been studying piano in
B .ston and Oberlin, Ohio, is expect
ed to arrive home this month.