Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-10-18
LOCAL NEWS,
w. S. Gardner, Photograph

W. S. Gardner, Photographer.
Miss May Gerhard visited her
sister, Miss Kate, in, Albany, Last
Monday.
Rev. L. Nj. Boozer will preach in
the Mt. View school house Sunday
afternoon at 2:S0 p. m.
F. P. Morgan and N. P. Peterson
made a business trip to Eugene,
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
Frank Groves returned home
during the first Of the week from
visit of several days in Portland.
W., d. Jenks and wife, of Tan
gent, spent last Sunday in Corvallis
visiting Mrs. Jsnks' parents, Rev.
P. A. Moses and wife.
The dancing season seems to be
well On now. There is to be
dance given in Burnett's Hall next
Friday evening, Oct. 25th.
Saturday, a marriage license was
issued at the clerks efice to Mich
ael Coffee, Of Monroe, and Miss
Laura Jolly, Of Bellefeuntain.
DR.. Cathsy has removed the
large maple and cherry trees frena
in front Of his house. and is dress
ing the house out ia a new coat of
paint.
ID. C. Rose completed operations
at his fruit dryer west Of Corvallis
last Saturday. He had a very fair
run and dried about 1000 bushels
of fruit.
A suit for divorce was filed last
F;iday for a hearing before the cir
ouit eeurt. Mrs. Sarah J. Hubbard
is plaintiff and M. D. Hubbard is
defendant. They are Kings Valley
people.
c. A. Barnhart and son, Ray,
have been doing some painting for
Peter Rickard ON his country dwell
ling in the Beaver Creek sectien
during the week. Mr. Rickard lie
going to have extensive repairs
made on his house.
Rev. L. Myron Boozer will re-
turn and occupy his pulpit in the
United Evangelical church Sunday,
both morning and evening. Sun
day school and Christian Endeavor
at the usual hours. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Social Club will give it's first
dance of the season in the Fire
mans Hall next Friday night, Oct.
25th. Everything promises well
for a most enjoyable dance. The
music will be furnished by Ruthyn
Turney, Ernest Redd and Mrs. Inez
Wilson.
Rolla McLagan arrived in Cor
wallis, Tuesday, for a brief visit
with relatives. He has been living
not far distant from Prinevills
during the past fifteen years and
this il his first visit to bis old hems
during this period. He is now
living with bis fatally in Linn
county.
Arrangements were made where-
by the, Benton County exhibit was
removed frem the state fair ground
and placed on exhibition at Port
land during the carnival. It is
taid that eur exhibit will be taken
to the Charleston Exposition by the
Southern Pacific r. R. Company
The homer shown to Benton county
is due to the remarkably fine col
lection Of grasses and forage plants
that form a part Of the exhibit.
At the Episcopal church. Litany
3 service on Friday Of every week at
7 p. M. Cheir rehearsal on Satur.
day of every week at 7 p. m. Holy
Communion on first Sunday Of
every month at II a. m. Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 a. m'
Morning prayer and sermon every
Sunday at II a. m. Church
League, for the study Of Church,
Ritual and Holy Scripture every
Sunday at Z p. N. c. MAcLEAN
Ph. D., Rector
Friends Of DR.. E. J. Thenpser
will be pleased to see hin honored
as is evidenced by the following
dispatch from Independence, datee
Oct. 15: At the meeting of thu
Presbyterian Synod, at Baker City
last week, DR.. q. ]. Thompson, o
this city, was elected director fel
the ensuing three years of the sar
Francisco Theological Seminary
He is at present stated clerk of tn,
assembly. He, in addition to thes,
horors, has several pressing invita-
tions to visit the East in mission
work, but prefers to remain here
he says, where his present dut,