The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-11-20

was entirely correct. The off
cial score is 8 to 4. Eugene o,
the desputed touch down kicke'
goal, but it could not be allowe'
for she had not kicked for place
Corvallis has about IA prospec
tive candidates of both sexes fo
the post-office. The fair, alone
are in the struggle for the Philo
math Office. Thus far there ar
three candidates mentioned, Mr.:
Keezel, Mrs. H. Buoy and Mis-
Boles.
The Ladies Coffee Club has pur
chased an elegant piano for tn
Flreman's Hall, and il is an appre
ciated addition to that handsom
room. The ladies have been work
ing to this end for about yea
and are justly happy over thei
success.
The annual convention of tn,
Philomath District Sunday Schoo
Association will be held at Philo
math IN the NJ. +. church, Nov
25th and 26th. An interesting
program has been arranged ant
all friends of Sunday school work
are invited to attend.
The o. A. G. faculty gave a re-
ception at Cau,horn Hall Saturda,
night in honor of Prof. Condor ant
the Eugene football team. A
short literary program was follow
ed by an enjoyable hop. A sup
per was served at IL o'clock. II
was a highly successful event.
DR.. E. J. Thompson, the popula,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church
starts for San Francisco Monday on
double errand. He is to officiate
at the wedding of Mr.. Fred Yates
and Miss WIles, Thanksgiving ev-
ening, and will attend the annual
meeting Of the Seminary board, ol
which ne is a member.
Mack Hemphill. who is living
now in Denver Colorado, cast his
first vote this year. The people
he works with and all his friends
were red hot Bryanites. Mack
wrote his father; Il don't say any
thing but you may betI will vote
for Mckinley" Mrs. Hemphill
arrived in Denver the night be-
fore election.
Services at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath as follows:
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Public
worship at IL a. M; and 7:30 p m.
Preaching in the morning by tile
pastor, in the evening Rev. Mark
Noble OF the Baptist church will
supply the pulpit. Junior G. E.
at 4 p. m. Y. P.S. C.FE. at $50
p. m. A welcome to all.
Stanley Woodruff, of Philomath,
was accidentally drownsd at va
quina Bay, Monday. while fishing
for oysters. The body wasimmed-
lately recovered and taken to
Philomath Wednesday,, where it
was interre !. Woodruff was p
years old and the sole support of
his family. He is spoken of as
a man of good character and his
unfortunate death is greatly re-
GREETED. -
Eugene's coach, Frick, pub
fishes in the Guard a remarkable
alleged description of the football
game played here last Saturday.
Such a game as he talks about
was never played on the o. A. c.
field. Prick, however, could on
ly guess at the game because he
was removed from the grounds
early in the proceedings, for un-
gentlemaly conduct.
Regular service in the Episcopal
church on Thanksgiving day, at II
a. m. An offering will be made
for the Good Samaritan hospital at
Portland. The offering will be
both in money and in kind. Amy
one desiring to contribute can send
gifts to the church on Wednesday
the 25th. The hospital receives
and cares for sick people of every
nationality and every creed, and
therefore deserves the good will
and help of the general public.
The public is cordially invited
to attend a meeting of the A. O.
q. W., Friday evening, November
26, 1896, at the Opera House, Cor
Wallis, Oregon. Mr.. d. c.. Herrin,
the Grand Lecturer of the order,
will deliver an address on the pur
poses and advantages OF the grand.
order of A. o. U. w. Local tai
ent has been invited, and vocal
and instrumental music, as well as
declamations, will help to make
the proceedings extremely inter
esting. Come and spend pleas
ant, profitable and instructive
evening. By order of the COM
Jesse Spencer, chairman.
A double runaway entertained
denizens Of Main street Tuesday.
Tom Scott's team came tearing
down about IL o'clock in the fore
noon, hitched to the front wheels
IF a wagon Tnnuer,s aynrass