Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.
w. S. Gardner, Photographer

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or ten days.
Father Jurek left for California
on Wednesday on business and
pleasure bent.
Mrs N. B. Avery left Wednesday
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Sherwood Adams, in California.
Rev. L. M. Boozer will preach in
the Mt View schoolhouse Sunday
afternoon at half past two o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Carl G.. Hodes, Of
Albany, attended the funeral of
the late Joseph Elmer in this city
Wednesday.
G. L. Grimshaw, who moved
from this vicinity recently to Fos-
ter Linn county, was in Corvallis
on business Tuesday.
A Wedding is to occur in Port.
land, November 18th, in which a
former successful teacher in the
Corvallis public schools will be
one of the high contracting parties.
D. R. Norton, after a short visit
in this city with friends, leaves for
Eugene tomorrew. Dolph has &C.
eepted a position with the largest
mercantile establishment in Eugene
Alba Schmidt paid Corvallis
friends a visit Wednesday. With
his father and brothers, he is in the
hotel bushes in Roseburg. He re-
ports business fourishing in that
city:
Apple blossoms in the middle OF
November. Here is evidence of an
ideal climate. w. Leadbetter left
a sprig of these dainty blossoms
at this Office Wednesday, taken
from his orchard near this city.
Miss Addie Bangs, daughter of
Eli Bangs, Of Eugene, was united
in marriage Sunday with Alfred
Dilard. They spent the first week
of their honeymoon in Corvallis, as
Mr.. billiard is one Of the leading
musicians with the Fisher Van
Cleve Company.
Regular Sabbath services in the
United Evangelical church at II
q m.and 7:30 p. m. Rev L. Myren
Boozer will preach at beth services,
Sunday School at 10 a, m. and
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. N.
Miss Lulu Wagner will lead the
Endeavor service. All are invited
Capt J. L Clark, of the va
quina Bay Life Saving Station
passed through this city Monday
enroute to San Francisco to which
place he has bsen transferred. He
has had charge of the Yaquina
station for several years and his
transfer is in the nature OF pro-
motion. He will be succeeded BY
Capt. O. Willander, of Hlwace.
In response to a popular dsmane
on the part Of a number Of oul
business men, J. B. Paterson
physical director at the o A c, will
organize class in gymnastics fol
clerks, teachers and business ane
professional men, November 18th
at 800 p. m. The work to b.
given is designed for health ant
recreation. The class will have tn,
use of the college gymnasium, ant
fee of 81 fer term Of IA week.
will be charged, s,
For the third time in the histor,
Of Oregon intercollegiate football
the teams of Pacific university ano
OAC are to meet on the loca
campus tomorrow. Their frs
meeting resulted in a scerless game
and the second contest ended 3 to
This ysar there elevens are cen
sidered. 10 be nearly equal ii
strength and a close and excitin.
game is to expected. the whistl
will be sounded at 2:30 sharp
anil the side lines should be crowd
ed with enthusiastic supporters Q
the orange.
In an older day when the publi
was less sophisticated there nigh
have been field for the sensations
evangelist, but the time is past
For every person of an emotiena
nature that is brought into th'
church by the travelling revivalis
the ardcr of half dozen is cooled b,
his extravagances, to say nothin,
of the daily shocks to their intelli
gence. The best work that is don
for the church has no band. d.wagol
accompaniment. 1t is done quietl
and unostentatiously from day t
day by the regular clergy, but it
effective.-Detroit Free Press.
We are in receipt Of a very il
teresting account of coyote hur
which occurred last week near Wrer
h1t lack of snaca nree1udes Otht