The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-12-12
LOCAL LORE.

Regular services at the Baptist
church tomorrow.
There will be services at. Ply
mouth at tomorrow,
-F. P. Sheasgreen went to Port
land Wednesday en- business trip.
A epecial meeting of the Masonic
lodge is called for Saturday evening
n at 7-3O. Work In the M. M, degree.
= -Miss Laurie Burnett left Thurs
dav to be at the bedside of her
brother In Eugene, who is seriously
Ill,
The Baptiste have put new stove
In their church, which greatly I'M
proves it's heating and ventilatlng
facilities.
-Mre. Lee Wigle arrived yesterday
from Prineville for a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N
Wilkins. She was met In Portland
by her mother,
r. q. Kal'z. the well known
piano tuner is In town. Parties wish
ing their pianos tuned will please
leave orders at the Occidental Hotel
as soon as possible.
The First Spiritual Union Of Cor
Wallis will hold services tomorrow In
Barrett Lvceum. Doors open at 2-3O
Service at p. m. A cordial invita-
tion Is extended to all.
A picture of the OAC football
team. including first and second elev-
ems and four coaches, Trainer Trine
and Manager Hayward, including 80
men In all, appeared in Wednesdays
Telegram,
Austin D. Lafferty and Miss JUL
ia Randall were married at the St,
Charles Hotel in Albany at seven
o'clock Thuraday evening, Rev. White
: OF that city officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafferty have gone to Salem for a
week.
"A new schedule on the Corvallis
& Eastern makes the leaving time out
of Corvallis for the West, two O'Clock.
The leaving time, eastbound is 11:30,
as before. The train leaves Yaquina
at 6 AS q. m. and arrives at $40:
AT the congregational church to-
morrow: Service at II and 7:30.
Morning topic will be Baptism" The
Significance # it. The Mode Of it.
The Subjects OF it. Evening topic
will be. 1.-The Man In the far Country
Where is the "tar Country and how
did he get There.
H. @. Watson, well known Al
banY attorney. who praeticed much '
In the sessions Of the circuit
court 10 Corvallis, died at his home
Wednesday night OF organic heart
trouble. He was an able lawyer.
and was held in high esteem by local
attorneys.
You are especially Invited to at
tend lecture entitled, Uncle Sans
Golden Calf" to be delivered by Rev,
T. s. Hansaker at the Church of
Christ, Sunday, Dec. 18th at four
o'clock. Solos by Rev. Hansaker,
DUETS by himself and wife, and other
special music will be rendered. Free
to all. Come,
Local sportsmen are preparing
IOf dig turkey snOOU on CnEfStmas
day, to be given unde$ the auspices
of the Corvallis CUM Club There
will be sweepstake as we'll as a tur-
key shooting, and thekvarious events
will be open to all. The shoot will
begin at ten and continue until re-
cess at 10, after which shooting will
{, be resumed at two o'clock and con-
tinue until dark.
DIR. ], D. Driver who is eonstd-
ed one of the strongest men In this
country on bible themes will begin -
series of addresses at the First M. E,
church on January 10th. just fol-
lowing the week Of prayer. This is /
the beginning of movement planned /
by the pastor and DR.. Driver will
speak frequently during the first
week. DR.. L. B. Ford will also be
present and participate. /
AT the regular meeting of the
Degree OF Honor lodge Tuesday ev-
ening1 the following officers were ell
ected for the ensuing year: Past
chief of honor, Eva Tucker; chief OF
honor, Nellie Beokwlth; lady of honor
Ethel Harris; chief of ceremonies.
Cynthia Jackson; dpancler, Mary
Sheasgreen: recorder, Hattie Spencer;
receiver, Julia Horning; usher, Sadie
Dixon; inside watch, Sarah Campbell;
outside watch. Taylor Porter; and
trustee. Mrs. Cornelia CLARK. After
the business meeting, Mrs. Nellie
Beckwith provided entertainment, In
Guiding refreshments,
/ ,
more or less talk about an all-star
football eleven for the Northwest,
and as every man has different op-
inion on the subject Of such team,
another thought or two would not do
any harm. Taking into consideration
the Multnomah Club men who are by