Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-15
w. A. Sanders, Jeweler.

Kline's $1,000 Suits are good
ones.
New goods all the time at Nolan
& Callahan.
Mrs. Thomas Whitehorn is visit
ing friends in Portland.
Mrs. Telt Burnett left Wednes-
| day for a months absence Port
land.
A telephone message from Halsey
yesterday called Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Irvine to the bedside of the
latter's mother, whose life was fast
ebbing away.
The Cleveland Concert Company
gave one of their popular concerts
at the opera house Mosday evening.
The piano playing of Mordaunt
Goodnough and the violin selections
by Ruthyn Turney were particu-
larly fine.-Teiephone. Register.
Rev. P. A. Moses will conduct
the services at the N. e. Church,
South, Sabbath morning, in the ab-
sencs of the Pastor Rev. w. B.
Smith who will fill his regular ap-
pointment at Mcfarland Chapel.
At $50 p M Epwerth League ser
vices, and at 7:30 p n, preaching
by Rev. w. B. Smith.
The audiences and the interest
in the revival at the Christian
church is increasing. The sermon
on Wednesday night was master
piece. The subject was Supreme
Realities. Those who missed this
sermon missed an intellectual and
spiritual treat. Four young men
responded to the invitation at the
close and confessed their faith in
the Lord Jesus Christ.
NIL. Chamberlain clerk of the
Estate School Land Board, reports
an unusual demand and an in
iereased number Of sales by the state
of farming lands. That a good
| majority OF these sales are made to
newcomers indicates constant
and increased immigration Of de-
sirable class of people who have
sufficient means for investing in
homes and becoming identified with
the interests Of the community in
which they locate, and the state at
| large.
/ A petition has been circulated
and signed by So residents across
the river, asking the City Council
to allow free passes across the toll
bridge for revival meetings services
lon Sunday and for funerals. The
petition is to be presented to the
City Council at its regular meeting
tonight. Sec. 3248, OF the General
Laws Of Oregon, page 1441 of Hills
Code, provides that no toll on toll
roads or bridges shall be collected
from people going to funerals, elec.
tions to vote, or to church services
on Sunday. It is believed the law
will apply to the Albany bridge
Herald.
The board of awards, Henry
; Wortham, A. J. Metzgsr and Glenn
Hodes, ssat in judgment Monday
evening on the drawings offered by
the Black Cat Sketching Club in
the contest conducted by g. L
Kline at his big store. About 3(
artists contributed to the exhibi-
ton, and Tabbies, Toms and Ma
rias of all colors and descriptions
! me-eeud for recognition. Bu1
only the most comical and origina
drawings stood a chance for the
prize. The session Of the commit
tee did not consume as much tim'
i as the schley inquiry, but it wal
fquite as deliberate, and its ehoic'
: fell upon a belligerent feline with
! guant frams and glaring eyeballs
e the product Of the pencil Of Edwin
] Woodcock.
; Horace Underhill Of Sunni
was in the city yesterday. He i
!, just recovering from the effects O.
injuries received sene six week
i ago by being thrown froma pony
! The animal became frightened an,
: threw Mr.. ,Underhill. He strucl
on his back and was severely
! bruised. Speaking Of the nev
school building at Sammit, which
: is nearing compilation, Mr.. Under
: hill said it weuld be ready for tn
: spring term Of school. 1t wa
built by private subscription an
: a dance will be given at Sunni
{ on the 22nd Of Novembsr to rails
funds to compile to the worl
Citizens of that distr let are yer
c thankful to the business men g
t Corvallis, who SO kindly aide
! them in the building Of the ne,
/. school ho1sA.