The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-04-11

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Dick Dunn returned Thursday
from a business tip to Roseburg. s s
Mrs. VIM. Breders went t. Salem
on yesterday morniag's boat for a Wis
it with friends.
Locomotive Smith has been Sc.
cured as coach for the State Univer-
sity football team next year.
Mrs. F. l.. M bore entertained the
ministers Of this city and their wives
at tea Thursday evening at the M. E.
parsonage.
Al. Halderman, a former resident
butcher, was 10 town Wednesday md
Thursday ON business. He is in busi-
ness In Dallas,
-Mre. Sarah Moore went to JEFF
ferson Thursday to attend the dis
trict convention of the Degree OF
Honor.
Hens with broods of highly col.
ored chicks are Easter window dec
orations in some OF fhe business
houses which have dyes for sale.
Appropriate services at the M. E.
church South, tomorrow morning by
the pastor, J. Reeves. Subject at
night, s.Prepare to Meet Thy God"
There will be services tomorrow
at the Oathc lie church. Mass at
1890 q. no. and vespers at 7-30 p. m.
ALI are cordially invited to attend.
Baptist Church, Easter Sunday
The sunday school will give an enter
tainment, rendering an excellent pro-
gramme, at the usual Church hour,
ii o'clock. Kind invitation to all.
The railroads have announced a
halt fare rate to Portland and return
for those who desire to go to Poi tland
May 21st to see the president.
IS. P.s Hunt has purchased of W.
A. Wells four ,ts 10 jobs ldition.
The lots are described as one,. two.
eleven and tive I've in block 80. The
price was $50.
Jacob Wrage and wife left yes
terday for POI ttlaDd, to reside. On
account Of temporary eye. trouble,
Mr.. Wrage vii nat engage In busi-
go to California,
There will be services at the
Congregational church tomorrow
The pastor, Rev. Edwin F. Green will
occupy the pulpit morning and av-
eping. All are cordially iuvited to
attend. Services at Plymouth at3.
Adam Asst II is Oh another pill
grimage to the Bay. He left word
that the TIMES is not to again state
the object of bis visits there, and OF
course that settles it.
frank Thrasher has accepted a
situation in the grneery Departments
of s. l.. Kiine's establishments Char
ley Chipman, who had occupied the
position more than SIX years, having
resigned Mr. Chapman received en-
attractive offer from the s. P. compa-
ny and it was accepted. At present
he is in California acting as timekeep-
er for Mr.. Sechler, who has charge Of
large surfscing gang.
John Lsnger is home from Port
land after two weeks stay. Mr..
Lenger has two daughters 10 the city
and they with his many Portland
friends made his visit most agree
able one. This is the longest vaca-
ton Jonn has taken since he came t.
the state many years ago.
The local Union of Christian En-
deavorers of this city will hold it's
fret meeting tomorrow at $50 p, 90.
Ia the Presbyterian church. The
presence OF all young people IS earn
estly requested, and cooper alton of
all Christian workers,
"A light shift Of snow which cov-
cred the foothills few nights ago
was somewhat, disastrous to !. BeyH
Rickard. He had sheared his goats
and when the snow came they did not
take their usual shelter, but instead
huddled along fence row. The next
morning Mr.. Rickard found eighteen
eff them chilled to death.
Programmes are out for meet
ing of the Missionary Society of the
Willamette Presbytery. The session
is to be held at Brownsville, April Is.
and the proceedings are to occupy
the day and evening. OF the society,
Mrs. M. NJ. Davis is secretary, while |
Mrs. J. B. Horner Is secretary for
correspondence. Other Corvallis la
dies whose names appear on the pro-
gramme are Mrs. A. Carrick, who |
talks on, "Echoes from the Past"
and Mrs. %, Wilson whose subject
is "United Study of Missions"
Arch Johnson, who resides across
Mary's river with his mother, was
committed to the asylum Thursday.
lie was taken to Salem by Sheriff
Burnett and George Nichols, the latter
Of whom is a kr6 ther-in-law of the
young man. Much has been done by
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