Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-11

Neal Murray, of Albany, returne
home yesterday after a visit of
few days in Corvallis.
| IF you have ally aches or pain.
call and see DR.. Holt, The Ostec
path. Examination tree.
On account Of two deaths in hi
| congregation, DR.. Wise, of Portland
wi not lecture before the student
this morning.
| Miss Agnes Klecker, who is nov
employed as a clerk at Olds
Kings, in Portland, is visiting rela
tives in this city.
Abraham Lincoln was born Feb
ruary IL, 1909, in Hardin county
Kentucky. Tomorrow is the 92rG
anniversary of his birth.
Rev. l.. M. Boozer will preach in
the Mt. View school house. Sunday,
at 2:30 p. m. This will be his last
service at this point before depart
ing for the East.
o. w. Robbins, a graduate of O
A c in the class of 1885, has been
in Corvallis for the past few days,
after an absence of more than five
years. Mr.. Robbins is now a con-
tractor and builder at Molalla, Or,
but his visit here is with a view to
making this city his home.
Jas. Zurcher is home from Salem,
where he attended the meeting of
the executive committee of the
Intercollegiate Oratorical Assn.
Judges were selected, but they will
not be known until the day of the
contest, which occurs at Salem,
March 14th. Corvallis secured first
place on the pragram-
The basket ball team from OHC
we're defeated by the yeung men of
University, at Salem,
LAST Friday evening, by a score of
,3 to IL. The -sidedness of the
core is incemprehensible in the
light of the score of the game be-
ween the o A Cand Monmouth
cams, played Saturday evening.
had previously defeated
salem, yet she won from o A C by a
core Of 4 to 10 in a most sensa-
ional game. -
Fire socialists 81 Oregon have
allied a mass convention to be held
t Portland, March 10Th for the pur-
ose of nominating a state ticket.
IN the following day, March Goth,
mass convention is to be held at
'regon City for the purpose of nom
aating a candidate for congress
ON this district. AS the social ]
arty is unknown In the eyes of the S
wv in Oregon they have to have
90 or more electors in convention {
l order to get their ticket ON the |
fcial ballot.
The papers were little prema-
Ire in stating that Mr.. Rennie had
,cepted the position of manager of
le Farmers and Changers store at {
[cMinnville. He was rendered the ,
osition, and regarded it favorably
ON a business standpoint. After !,
ne consideration of inducer ents ..
cid out to him by his old employ l
g, Messrs. Nolan and Callahan, {
-r. Rennie has decided to remain 3,
ith them, an announcement which {
i'll be hailed with delight by his t
any friends in Corvallis and Ben
m county.
Rev. Boozer's term as pastor of 4
le United Evangelical church of {
lis city terminates March 1st. At t
lis time, with his family. he will .
ave for Portland, where they will :.
'end a week, and then Mr.. Boozer =
i'll go to Chicago to enter school :
theology. Rev. Boozer has been q
Istor of the local United Evangel-
i church for three years, during f
hich time he has won an abiding r
fection in the hearts Of his con- i
egatiou, and the respect and es- !,
em OF all other people-church-
ing and non-church- going the .
His pastorate has -
en prosperous and successful. = r
The University of Oregon Glee
ub will give one of their delight 2
| concerts at the Opera House on ~
6 evening Of February 18th. The .
allies Chronicle has this to say
ncerning their performance in q
at city: A large audience Of rep G.
Dalles people were pres u
t when the curtain rose at the S
lldwin last night, and sixteen il
ldents sang into their hearts the c,
thusiasm which they themselves II
t. They appeared a fine-looking =,
of young men, and sang as an
ening chorus, "Oh Oregon" writ
, by Prof. Glen and the music
imposed by DIR. Strong. In part
.oDd So great WAS the ct little