The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

church, lectured at Ha.sey Tues. lay eveE
ing.
Bowers s. Case will change their lsca
tion next week, removing to the postet
fee building.
Queen Esther, tonight and tomorrow
nj hit, will be an ol tertainulent to de
Lis 1t every one.
George Waggoner has letter i'll We'd
nc>oay's Oregoniau, giving some inter
esling Alaskan information.
w. Elkins, of Eugene, will conduc,
thc ervices at the CHRISTIAN church next
Sunday morning aua evening.
R,v. B. J. Kelly will preach at hide
pendent school housc next Sunday at II
a. and at Philemath at 3 p. lii.
b. F. Irvine, editor of the TilAes, wa
eh ii man of the reform" press associa-
ton hat met in Portland this week.
TIE college baseball team and the
town boys play ball tomorrow afternoon
e. the college grounds, providing the
weather permits.
A late telegrara states that Secretary
Alger has ordered his reindeer to Port
1l<u during the fusion convention, to
pasture ell the moss.
The subject at the Congregational
church aext Sunday morning will be
''The Divine Leadership of Woman ill
the evening, "Dependeacc Upon God"
Sa ject at Methodist Episcopal church
Lords day, morning: Some sly meth
ods vi Prof Fowler, who is among lis. !"
Eve. ng: "The great secret of true free
DOM
The father of Mrs. L. H. Addition, a
former resident of Corvallis, died at his
home in Massachusetts, a short time ago,
aged 81 years. He was a large property
owner.
Rev. P. A. Moses and wife start this
wee~ for a visit to their old home in
Missouri, taking advantage of the low
passenger rates. They will be gone tive
month.
The services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, both morning and evcn-
ing, will be of special interest. Extra
mas,c will be provided for these services.
very kind welcome to all.
Sc:v.ces at the United Evangelical
church next Sunday AS follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. M; junior eadeavor at 3;
K. L. t. E. meets at $50; preaching at
,.,o e,,b;act st1>l. Co Ta NT,v,
The revival services at the United
Evangelical church are still in progress
and the interest seems increasing. Rev.
H. /. Pratt, of Salem, is assisting this
wees. The meetings will continue over
Sunday.
Miss Jennie .llett, Of Portland, will
give her second lecture to the ladies at
the Evangelical church, south of court
house, on Saturday, March 10th, at p.
m. The subject will be, Health the
law of life"
The trustees of the Methodist church,
south, have decided to build their new
church Oh the. southeast corner of their
block. The plans call for beautiful
and imposing edihce. Work will be
commenced soon.
Miss Walker, Of Portland, arrived in
Cor,a lis Wednesday. Together with
Miss ennie Mulet, Miss Walker repre-
sents the Viavi Company for Linn, Belt
ton md Lircola counties, with head
quarters at Corvallis.
Mrs. John SpaHgler and daughter
Lulu returned Tuesday from California.
TEey visited Mart Spansler in San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Spazsler's sister, Mrs.
Sp edel, in southern California. They
had an enjoyable trip.
The address of Rev. Krause at the col
1ege Friday night greatly pleased the au-
diencc. His description of the wonders
of the Yellowstone National Park were
vivid and realistic. 1t was all interesting
sub sct eatertainiusly handled.
The Baptist church enjoyed a kind of
cred letter day. Sunday. Expect Rev.
G. Parker, B. G. NJ. to preach next Sun
day morning and evening. He will ad-
dress juniors rally at Baptist church at
O'Clock Cordial invitation to ALL
The Christian Endeaver Societies of
Corvallis will meet with ths Epworth
League of the NJ. F.. church, south, at
the ueual hour TIE Willamette confer
ence of the league meets here this week,
whi Il gives occasion to the union rs:eet-
ing.
The Oregon State Dairym.n's Associ-
alton will meet in the court house at AL
ba y. Monday and Tuesday, March 2S
and 2o. First session at p. nl., Monday.
Speakers from Portland, Albany and Cor
va lis will address the meetings. F. L. |
K Mt, Secretary.
King Ahasuerus, under the influence
of Esther, turned out to be pretty good
sort of a fellow. 1t is a legend among
thu Persians that when his majesty was
enjeyin= his last illness and felt that the
bl.ck winged angel would soon escort
b N to fairer lands, he expressed only
regret. He would be thoroughly
satisfied could he have lived until 1898,
to enjoy one of Spencer's fa.lous shaves.