The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-16

Mrs. johnson Porter left Mondiy
for q visit to her sister 10 Portland.
-Mrs. Andrews has been visiting
Portland relatives since Monday.
B ,rn, to Rev. and Mrs. Reeves,
Thur-day, SOD.
s. rvfce, at NJ. e. church South,
tomorrow morning ard evening Sun
day School az 10 a. m.
Miss Pauline Kline was guest
at the Soloman-Sternbers wedding
which occurred In Albany Tuesday.
Services at Witham school house
on SUNDAY at 2:3op. M, conducted
by q. A. Deck.
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow. Mass at
1870 a. m, and ve5pers at 7-3O p. N.
Mrs. F, A. Powelkwho has been
the guest, of her sister Mrs. b. 8. Per-
not several days leaves today for
Salem.
Subject at Church of Christ to-
morrow a. m., "SanclificatioD." P. %
why Baptiz p Special music at
each service.
Among out of town visitors who
attended, Are you Mason" were,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. B. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rlchari Kiger and Mrs. T. A.
Kline.
Baptist church. TomoIrcw,
morning subject, ''The wied om OF soul
wiuning," Evening, "The Pleasures
Of Hope" Kind Invitation to all
meetings.
. -Miss Hattie Potts who has been
seriously Ill at her home In jobs Ad-
dition, is now able to cit up, and her
condition gives hope of a speedy re-
covery.
The First Spiritual Union OF Cor
wallis will hold services tomorrow 10
Barrett Lyceum. Doors open at 2-3O
Service at 8 p. m. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all. -
Maj r Hardin now requires all
students IN the military branch OF the
college to report fer drill, 10 full uni
form. on pain OF being relegate ! to
the awkward squad. ~
John Whitaker, Frank Dinges,
Prof. Lake, DR. Withycombe, P. A.
KIine and 81. M. Stone have returned
home from the great meeting OF agti-
culturists at Portland. There were
gathered there at the same time many
Representatives from the National
Livestock Association, and the North
west Wool-Growers Association.
R. L. TAYLOR, the well known
Corvallis barber, who has had such
success locally In &c ,uriBg rnems eee
for the K o. T. NJ, that he has be-
come extensively known as NJ ace abf e
Bill, has been appointed deputy or
9aniz r. He DEPARTED Wednesd ay
Dallas where he will begin his
work.
Corvallis camp of Med rn Wood
men has Installed the following off.
GERS for the ensuing year: Consul
o. Healy; advisor, Mr. Barker, clerk
o. J. Blackledge; escort, B. D. Arnold
banker, Joha Creson: watchman, A
L. Kester; se 1try, I. l.. Rowe: mana
ger, Enoch Limerick.
Albany Democrst-Haviug q
last been located. and 1t seems to be
Linn county misfortune to be the re
ciepient OF the bard The Holy Rollers
now camped near Lebanon. Brooks
one OF the men tarred and feathered
had the temerity to 60 into Lebanon
to see friend, a1d thus gave theil
location away. Shall the militia be
called out.
Arrangements are being male fol
the holding Of parents meeting Al
Wells on Saturday Janusry 3Oth. I,
was theintention Of Superintendent,
Denman to hold this meeting on the
10th but on account of certain nat
ter arising it became impossible te
use this date 80 January 3Oth was
substituted. The program will ap.
pear In the TIMES later.
AT the last regular review OF the
K. o. T. NJ. Corvallis. the following
officers were nstalled-Comman ander
Geo. S. Moore; lieut.. commander
John Irwin; sergeant, Mort Adams
first master of the guard. Challe
Newton; second master of the guar d
Arthur Heukle; master at arms, G. W
LeVee; record keeper, W. L. Sharp
france keeper, d. @. Mangas; pick
EFT, I. L. Rowe.
"A pleasant surprise party wa ten.
decet Mrs. G. W. Fuller at her hom,
Wednesday night, in honor of he
birthday. The evening was spen
with games, music. recitations. fol
flowed with refreshments. Among
those present were: Rev. and Mrs
Haudsaker. Mrs. Proebslal, Mrs. How
ard. Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Elgin, Mrs
Gilbert. Mrs. Mattley. Misses Dor.
Lindgren, Melvera Elgin, Eta Fuller
Inlia Enllnr. Inhn Hnunri ~,