Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-13

city.
Rev. 7. H. Coleman will occu-
py the pulpit i'll the M E church
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ed FELTON, has been quite
i'll of late and has required the
services of a physician. She IS
a victim of nervous prostrat1on.
The Mt. View school will
close today, after a very success,
full term. Miss Miner has hao
charge of this school during the
season.
The Corvallis Creamery now
has a wagon on the Halsey-Peo-
ria route. It makes trl-weekly
trips between the creamery ana
these places.
PRESBYTERIAN church-services at
II a. m. and 800 p. NJ, Sunday
School at 10 a. NJ, Christian En-
deavor at TOO p. m. You are cor
daily invited to attend all these
services. ANDREW CARRICK, Pastor.
There will be a farewell ser
vice for the benefit of the o A Z
students, conducted by Rev. T.
S. Knight, next Sunday at 8 P.
m, at the Congregational church.
Ali are cordially invited to attend.
Ernest Snider went to Port
land the first of the week to meet
his mother and sister from Brook
land, Iowa, who are now IN this
city, where they will remain tor
a time, at least, in the hope OF
beneftting their health.
Mr.. Weitman, who has lately
been boring wells on College
Hill, has just completed the task
of boring a we'll for F. P. Nor
gan, in South Corvallis. He
struck an inexaustible supply OF
fine water at depth of only 27
feet.
This afternoon at S o'clock the
cadets will give a skirmish drill
on the college campus, under the
command of Major F. E. Ed
wards. This will probably be
the last exercise of this kind this
season, and all who can should
witness it.
I The annual school meeting for
district No. 9, will be held June
10Th, at 2 p. IN, at which time a
director will be elected to serve
three years, and a school clerk to
serve one year. Other business
usually transacted at this time
will receive attention.
Mrs. Mary Simms, of Indian
apolis, Indiana, arrived in Cor
Wallis, Wednesday, and visited
her cousins, Mrs. E. B. Horn1ns
and Miss Abbie Groshong, unit
Yesterday, when she went tt
t Summit to visit relatives tor al
indefinite period.
: lack Porter, who is running
: meat market at Newport, was II
Corvallis this week getting a lo'
of supplies and fixtures for hi
- market. He states that every
e body at the coast are lookln!
e forward to a large attendance a
e the seaside this season.
u Services at the United Evan
eelical church next Sunday, a
follows: KLC E meeting at
e o. IN. The theme for the eve
8. ming sermon will be, "Christlan
s. ity." There will be no preachln
r. in the morning. Preaching at M
Ie View school house at 2:3o p. n
s. Miss Blanche Riddle arrived
N Corvallis from her Douglas cour
ty home, Wednesday. She We
r. member of last years gradua
n ing class of the o A c and sine
of then has been teaching schoo
d She has many friends in this cit
y who are pleased to note her v1s1
t. She intends remaining until att
v commencement.
Mr.. Wallace, who resides
, Albany and is one of the carper
A. tiers at work on the Marys R1v
~ ~ bridge. received telephone me
r. sage from his wife, Wednesda
as night, that their son, a your
ia. man about 21 years of age al
er who resides in Idaho, was drow
ed ed Wednesday evening, suppose
rs, to be in the Snake river. \
at particulars were given furth
than that three or four were
,m the water with him, and all we