Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-23
Minor Swick is spending a few
weeks at Belknap Springs.

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weeks at Belknap Springs.
Spencer Bicknell and family are
moving into town t'.is w.--k from
Their ranch few NILS noIth.
Presbyterian Church Sunday
School at 10 a. m; preaching at
Ii o'clock bv Rev T. T. Vincent;
iC E. at $50 No evening service.
Mss Nellie Smith will leave the
early part of the we k for a visit
with re.atives in the Big Bend
c untfy.
Mrs O. V. Hurt was brought
from the asylum on Sunday for a
week or two at home. The change
was naos IL hope that it might
prove an improvement to her health
Baptist Church-Sunday Schocl
and usual services next Sunday j.
Morning SUBJECT, "Tne Sower;"
evening. Loves Pieadings." Cor
dla! Invitation to all.
MISS Meldora Jackson will leave
Saturday for the Alexander school,
near Wren, which she has been
employed to teach for seven
months.
Already 463 students have re-
gistered at OAC ond the enroll
ment is steadily goiug on. The
total enrolment will probably
reach 600 before the close of the
year.
Harlan Taylor, who underwent
all operation last Sunday for ap
pendicitis and for whose recovery
small hopes were entertained, is
now probably out Of danger and
he may recover.
Additional Accommodations will
soolr be needed to seat the student
body at OAC during chapel exer,
cises. Tho room now is uncomfort-
ably crowded and yesterday quite
Il number were not able to find
seats.
J W. Piper, recently from Kan
sas, now fills the position as team
stvr at OAC, made vacant by the
resignation of NJ. Robinson, who
has held the place for a number Of
years.
james Flett, who with his family
returned last Week from their chit.
tim ranch in the Five Rivers coun.
try, started back Tuesday Oh an
extra and final trip. tie will re-
surn Sunday aud will be at nome
for the winter.
7. H. Harlan, the owner of
large stave factory in Trenton Tenn.
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mr. Harlan is ii brother of Mrs J.
]. Cady and is returning from the
K: ight- TempIar Couclave at San
Francisco
Prof. 7. R. Con and family
will arrive Friday and will occupy
the Chas. Everett residence on
North Main street Mr.. Coon is
moving here for the purpose of
educating his children. Two sons
and twp daughters will enter OAC
Monday.
F B. Dayton, travelling repre-
sentive Of DR.. A. J. Day ton. was in
the city Wednesday, and completed
arrangements for regula- monthly
visits of the Doctor at Corvallis.
He will have his headquarters at
the HoteI Corvallis. See ad. on
first page
Miss Mabel Cressy, of Indepen-
dence, passed through Corvallis
Thursday on ber way home from
Newport, where she has been on a
business trip. Miss Cressy is with
the Independence Enterprise, and
as was quite natural she sought out
a newspaper Office, and favored US
with pleasant call.
AL Read, the brakeman on the
c. & E. railroad, who was shot in
NCH poiV SCNC1dl "COhS dSO, AidS
disappeared and his whereabouts
are unknown. 1t is supposed that
he is making his way back to
Mexico, where he formerly served
as brakelna'. on the Mexican Gen.
tral railroad.
Congregational Church-Sunday
School and Bible Glass for students
at 10 a. M; regular service at IL
a. NJ; Christian Endeaver at $50;
evening service at 7:3O. Morning
sermon, Unused Resources" even
service, 'The Power of Imagina-
tion." Students are invited to the
services. There will be service at
Plymouth at 8 p. m.
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