Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.

rise In Harys river.
Tae Ladies Coffee Club will hold
its regular meeting next Monday
afternoon at 2: 80.
Fred Edwards, of Eugene, a
brother of Major T. e. Edwards, of
this city, has been secured as coach
Of the Albany College football team
this winter.
William Headriek, whs has been
doing ssme carpenter work for Hen
ry Dunn during the past tive or
three weeks, returned 10 his Alsea
home, Wednesday.
Jehn Osburn left, Tuesday, for
Pennsylvania. He iatends to re-
main during the winter at Mead.
vile and Titusville, visiting the
scene of his Childhood.
Next Sunday Presbyterian
church service at II a. m. and 7.3O
p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endsavor al 6.30 p. N.
A cordial welcome extended to all
visitors.
w. o. Heckart and brother,
Charley, returned from Wells,
whore they engaged in the task Of
putting the finishing touches oh
Che residence Of Paul Dodels, last
Tuesday.
Cal Thrasher returned last week
from business trip through Kings
Valley. He states that the rains
came before B. F. Weatherford fin
ishsd hop picking. Hswever, very
few, if any, hops were lost.
8. N. Wilkins and SOB, Halle,
left Wednesday, for Portland,
where they will attend the carnival
during the remainder Of the week
and Mr.. wilkins will look after
some matters Of business.
On account of rains playing
havoc with the ysad across Alssa
Mountain, the hack that was run
during the summer for the accom-
mediation Of passengers was with
drawn from the route a few days
ago.
The time of departure ofthe east
bound 9 4 e has been changed to
11:30 q. m. The train to the front
has again been turned around and
now leaves Albany in the morning
and returns to the same point at
night.
The Episcopal oaurch. Literary
and Lecture on Friday, 9th, at
7.30 p. n. Sunday school next
Sunday, 29th, at 10 a. m. Morning
Prayer aad Sermon at II a. m
Church League (yeung people) at
z p. IN. @. MaeLeaa, Pk. D.
Wednesday morning, the o A G
band boys met fer their first re-
hsarsal this year. The band was
under the direction Of Ernest Rsdd
on this occasion. It ;s the epinioh
that there will be some coed band
timber available at the o A G this
year.
Hiss Lsona Smith will leave,
Monday, for ST. Helsn's Hall, where
she will continue her study of
violin, Of which instrument she is
very fond. During the past year
she has made rapid strides in the
mastery Of this instrument and hsr
playing was surprise to her many
friends.
Levi BackAsr ef Junction City,
arrived In Corvallis few days ago
with his fanily and has rented the
Whitshorn place a short distance
nsrtA Of the o AC. Mr Buckner's
chief object Ia coming to this city
was to give his children the advan-
tagss offered In here in the way
Of sehoels.
Some excellent changes have
been made this week, in the in.
terror arrangement Of the Baptist
church, by Messrs. Albright and
Kiser. Other Improvements will
fsllow soon. Services az usual on
Lords Day. Baptist students, and
all others inclined to worship with
us, are assured Of hearty welcome
at all times.
s. N. wilkins has purchased the
lots on Third street where the res.
idsnce of Virgil Waters formerly
stood. The sale was made BY
Morgan & Robinson and the price
paid for the let's was 5000. Mr..
Wilkins expects to erect a dwelling
that will face oh TAird street and
business structure that will face
on Madison street.
Beginning next Tuesday, Oct
ober 1st, the season will be epen
fer shooting China pheasants.
The prediction is made that many
hunter will be out early Wednes-
day morning, for they have anx-
ieusly awaited the open season
This year it will be unlawful fer
one hunter to bag more than ten
pheasants during one days hunting,
During the past few days Miss
Grace Pearse aad Mrs. Vaughn,