Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-10-12

Hops are quoted at from IL cehts
to Is cents in the Portland mar
kets.
Rev. c. c. Polling will preach il
the Witham school house Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O.
Rev. M. Noble has received a
unanimous call to the pastorate ot
the Baptist church for this year.
Revival services will continue
each evening during the coming
week at the United Evangelical
church.
Baptist Young Peoples Social al
Mr.. Clum Reads Friday evening
Students with Baptist sympathies
specially invited. All free.
The Baptist church is now open
for all services as usual, and cor
dial welcome will be given all who
please to worship with them.
A letter from Brady Burnett,
now in the census department at
Washington, announces that his
salary has been increased to 81 900.
Mondays dispatches state that
Chas. Mcknight, who recently took
an examination before the supreme
court, has been admitted to the
bar.
Two hunting p,rties from Albany
pissed through Corvallis, Wednes-
day, en- route for the Alsea country
on a hunting and fishing expedi'
ton.
D. H. Wooldridge, of Prairie
Mountain, Lane county, was in
Corvallis during the fore part of the
week. He has not been feeling
we'll of late and came down to con-
suit physician.
George Horning went over to
Lincoln county, Wednesday. He
recently purchased 400 head of
sheep in that section and will ar
rive in Corvallis with them in the
course of day or two
The fall term of the Benton
county circuit court will convene
November 5th this year. AS the
presidential election will be held
November 9th, an adjournment OF
court will take place on this day..
The fc OF. ball season in Oregon
will be opened November 3rd. The
contesting teams will be the Multi
nomah and State University
elevens. This will be hot contest,
as both teams are unusually strong
this year.
Rev. LoYeil, of Independence, is
in this city, assisting in the revival
meetings that are in progress at the
United Evangelical church. He is
recently from Pennsylvania. He
expects to depart for his home in
Independence tomorrow.
Rev. c. c. Polling Phi D, presi.
dent of Dallas College, will be in
the city over Sunday. Mr.. Polling
. will preach in the United Evan
gelical church Saturday evening
also Sunday at II a. m. and 7:3C
D. m. A cordial invitation to all tc
these services.
A letter bearing date of Septem-
ber 22nd, written by a lady il
Dawson to lady friend in this
city, states that the body of C. w
Watts is still unburied, awaiting
orders from relatives in Oregon al
to v hat disposition shall be made
OF it.-Albany Herald.
DIR. G. NJ. Irwin, ex state super
intendent Of Oregon, is pastor o.
the First Methodist church in
Juneau; Mrs, Irwin, who is an NJ
d., has a lucrative practice; ano
Miss Collision, her sister, is princi
pal of the Juneau public schools al
salary Of 81, 800 per year.
A. w. Rose started for his ranel
near Chitwood, Lincoln county
Wednesday morning. While GU
here he purchased forty nanni'
goats and one billy goat. Befort
he got away, however, he lost ont
of the nannies, which ehoked t.
death on an apple. He will turf
them loose on his place.
Miss Olive Smith has accepted
the position of instructor on tn
piano at Cauthorn Hall where ther'
are about seventy students. MIS-
Smith was for many years organis
in the First Presbyterian church, o
this city, and her attainmants il
music are such as to eninently
qualify her for the position she is K
fill. In all probability she vii
accommodate limited number o
pupils living outside the HALL VIII
desire to pursue their musical in
struction.