The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-24

the Episcopal church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock.
The Corvallis Band of Mercy
meets In the Free Rsadiug Room this
Saturday, at 3 P. m.
Mics Mabel Davis has charge of
sp6n while Mr.. Blackburn Is away.
e. G. Staats, member of the '04
graduating class Of OAC. leaves to-
day for St. Louis, where he expects
to enter a M dicai college. May sue
Gees attend him.
The growth of Eugene 4 shown
In ,the fact that on the opening day
this year, of the public schools there
the attendance was 961 against GAL,
an inc e Sc of 800 Ia a singie year.
Sunday school and usual serv-
ices at the Baptist church tomorrow.
MoIping subject, The Saver" ev-
enioe. Loves Pleadings," Cordial
invi ation to all.
Mrs. Ruth Clark leaves Monday
for Portland, ecroute to PeHdleton
where she will make her home with
her daughter. Mrs. Glenn Winslow.
Mr.. Coon and family cf Hood
River arrived ye terday, and occupy
the Everett house, formerly the old
Methodist church. The young folks
IN the family are 10 attend college
Miss Myrtle May Spaulding cap
turei first prlzs on dolly at the State
Fer. also second prizs for tray cloth.
Mrs. G. A. Spaulding was awarded
first prizs for hair goods display.
Among the winners of prizes at
the State Fair was George Armstrong
of Benton. He took a blue ribbon
for apples In boxes and two reds on
other apples. 80 IL -.f'e -
Miss Anna Crawford y arrived
Wednesday from Bl ,omington, Illin-
nols, for an extended visit with Cor
wallis friends. She may, decide to
make her home permanently In Bens,
ton county: Fs IS Z
Tuesday In Portland, the Con-
gregational society holds its annual
session. Delegates from the local
society are, Miss Nancy Campbell,
Mrs. Ruth Clark. Mrs. F. Berchtold,
Mre. Martha Burnett and Mr.. White
head. They are to leave Monday.
Oscar Healy Of Portland, a former
Oorvallisite. has been In town day
or TWO, to be at the bedside of his
son, Roy. who has been seriously ill
at local hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Healy
are conducting a lodging house in the
metropolis. .st.
Next Sunday is Rally Day at the
Christian church. There will be
special music and recitations at the
Sunday school. At II a. m. the past
or will preach on. "a Pure Church a
Growing Church" Evening, What
Seek ye?'
-Mordaunr Goodnough was up
from Portland for day, Wednesday
He has large class of pupils In music
at the Western Academy of Music. in
which he Is now member of the fac
ulty. His mother is to join him in
Portland In about two weeks to re.
side.
1T was great day, Thursday was
There had long been thirst 10 the soul
hunger In the heart and haukerine
in the bosom of the Oregouian. The
webs were parched, cracked aud dry
from the long summers Grouth; and
so Thursday was happy day-it had
rained.
w. E. Paul, an old-time Corval.
lisite who has been for ten years az
absentee, arrived Wednesday,. Mr..
Paul left Corvallis for New Hampshire
| nearly 10 years ago, and after nine
| years there, he returned to the Coast
stopping first 10 California and then
in Portland, where he has been fol
five months.
H. B. Cramer Is to begin the erec
ton next week Of six room cottage
| on his property on College Hill. He
| arrived al months ago from Ne
braska, and then purchased a fivs
acre tract adjoining the J. D. Wellt
property. BE builta a barn on the
premises, which he has since occupied
with bis family as a dwelling house
The new cottage is to cost about $500
congregational church Sunday
Sunday school and bible class fol
students at I0 a. m. Regular serv
ice at IL a. m. Christian Endeavor
$50 p. %. Evening ssrvice. at Z 80
Morning sermon, "Unused Resources
Evening, "The Power of the Imagin.
ation." Students are invited to the
services Services at Plymouth
church at 8.
Bishop q. c. Morrison of the NJ.
E. church, South, who is on his an.
nual tour of the northwestern confer.
ences, conducted devotional exercises
In the OAC chapel Wednesday morn.
ing. His scripture lesson was most
appropriate, appealing to the young
and bis PRAYER fervent and pointed
He also addressed in a brief talk the
faculty aud student body. The spa
cious hall was packed with old and
new students. He spoke of the es
sentials necessary to true man anC
womaEhood, the grave questions thai
/