The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-23
Regular meeting Of. the Coffee
Club next Monday afternoon at 23O.

Qay6 IL Aiubuy tdi9 "CSh. I
Mics Emma Crawford visited AL
bany friends Wednesday.
Ben Elgin went to Salem yester-
DAY for visit with relatives.
-Only eight days more remain Of
Kline's Clear Ance Sale. Mail orders
solicited and atiefaction guaranteed,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kiger
were passengers on Wednesdays
Westside train for Portland.
Ralph Davidson left Thursday
for visit with relatives at Independ-
ence.
Mrs. Rennie is the guest until
Monday at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Kline.
-Miss Nellie Cameron returned
We edoesday from months visit
with Portland aad Salem relatives
and friend'.
-Mrs.J. G, Hcfer, left Wednesday
for her home In Marshfi,ld, after a
visit If fe " d days with her son Ere d,
who Is a student at the college.
The college basket ball team left
yes erjay noon for Salem, where a
game with the Willamette University
team was to take place last night.
There will be special meeting
of Corvallis lodge A. F. & A. M. Sat-
urday evening, January %. Work
In E. A. degree.
Regular services at the M. E.
church South tomorrow. Sacrament
OF the L r l's supper after morning
sermon. SUNDAY school at 10.
Mrs. F. E. Smith arrived yes.
terday II, m Salem for q visit at the
home OF her psreats, Mr., ard Mrs.
r, NJ. Gilbert.
Subject at Church of Christ to-
morrow-a. "a, .'Our Marching Or
ders;"p. m.. "The Drawing Power OF
the Cr,ss." The church is planning
for a revival service to begin early in
February. '" -'s-
WIN. NJ acMabau's resident has
receive Ia new coat If paint since 1t
narrowly escaped total destruction by
fire. and 1t : ain presents an attrac-
tive appearance.
Tomorrow at the Congregational
church the sub tjects are as follows:
Morning, THE Two F rces In the
World" evening. "The Unjust Stew
ard:
j. L. Davidson, wife ard mother,
arrived Tuesday from (alifornia, a. d
have been guests at the home OF W,
8. Liuville. They have returned to
Oregon to reside.
-Mrs. Joe Smith is patient at ST..
Viuceat's hospital In Portland, her
husband te ng with her. Mr.. Smith
recently came up for day to look at
! ter things on the Suver farm, ard 1e-
ports that 30 f r, this hospital ply
siciaus have not bean able to give him
much satisfaction "a to her condition.
Mrs. Smith seems to be affected by
serious stomach trouble.
At the college rhetoricals 10 the
chapel Wednes day afternoon the tar
If que stion was debated by fur jun
rs. As stated tho question was,
"Resolved that the tune has come
when the policy f rr 'tection should
be laid aside by the Uni ed States" )"
The affirmative was maintained by
Marion Stokes ard T. W. Espey, and
the negative by Karl Steiwer aud Mer
rill Moores. The decision Vas for the
later.
20. J. Blackle dge' has rented the
lower floor of the Thompson cement
business hoHee we'll under cone'ruc-
ton on South Main str ct. The r pom
Is about "a 70 feet, aud the is to
be commodious gallery extending
the full width Of the building from
the rear to the center of the room
From that point six-foot galleries
will extend to the front. Mr.. Black
loUSo IuTulUuf6 pUSiuees - CrOWOl0R
! the capacity Of bis present. quarters
but he expects to be In the new
building by March 1st If not sooner.
john A. Gellatly, accompanied
by his daughter arrived Tuesday for
visit of a week with old friends 10
Benton. As readers OF the TIMES
! know. Mr.. Gellatly Is the newly elect
mayor of Weratchee, Washington.
thriving town of 2'500 population.
He is also secretary there of a big Ir-
riga Ing Company, 10 which capacity
he dlsbursed over 100000 last year.
He is also engaged 10 the abstract
business which is made ex,rsmely
! profitable by reason Of the rushing
real estate movement in vogue 10
that booming vicinity. Mr., Gellatly
has many friends In Benton. who are
pleased with his prosperity In the new
location.
With respect to 'Maloney's We'd