Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-02

Thursday in Albany taking in the
circus.
Mrs. Albert Shaw, of Salem, is
visiting for few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. j Johnson.
A guest at the A. ]. johnson
home for few days, is Elmer
Young, relative feom Portland.
Subject at the Christian church
next Sunday morning Gods Tenn
pies" evening at 7:30, " An l.
fatiible Guide
Among the east-bpund passen-
gers for the circus al Albany yester-
day were Cecil Catney and family
and Horace l. cke and family.
After spending few days in Cor
Wallis on business, R. l.. Tnyior
left Thursday for his hone in Co
burg.
Mrs, Cecil Rem lie and Mrs.
B. W. job, son W re- among the
passengers, who W Mt to Albany,
yesterday to see the cir us.
The Mrs. Dow properly in the
north vest part of the city changed
hands yesterday, Wills Vidito, of
Alsea, being the purchaser aud
$4lO, the cash consideration.
Among those who went to Albany
Yesterday to attend the circus, were
Tom Nolan, E. l.. Sharp, Harold
and E. A. Wilkins, E l. Kisor,
G. H. Don and N. B. Francisco
DR.. E. J. Tiffany, of New York
representing the Anti-saloon League
of Oregon, arrived Tuesday from
the north and left in the afternoon
for Philoma;h.
Sunday schoo' and All usual
services at the Baptist church ON
Sunday.-Morning subject THE
Feast and its Guests" "-Evening-
"Some Vacation Lessons" :
Ira Griggs, wife and daughter-in-
law, returned Saturday from an out
ling in Lincoln county. The trip
was made overland by team and
was very enjoyable.
Jchn G.. Whittier said. eff I
must 20 into the make and buy
my preaching, I should naturally
seek the best article for sale, with
out regard to the label attached to
it,"
Chester Mason, son of Mrs. M. j.
Mason, arrived Wednesday, from
Newport where he has been in the
EMPLOY of the Abbey House. He
will remain a week and perhaps
permanently.
Hon. ]. G. Fullerton passed
through this city Tuesday, return
ing to Roseburg from ten days
vacation at Newport. Mrs. Fuller
ton will remain at Newport for a
few days longer.
w. w. Graves, recently from De-
catur, ILL.,, and for a few days last
week visitor in the Cameron home,
has been elected principal of the
Marshfeld public schools at a salary
of $40 per month.
Victor Spencer has arrived to &C.
cept position as pharmacist in the
drugstore of Granam & Wells. Mr..
Spencer has been in Portland for
some time in the drugstore of w {.
S. Love & Co.
Services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, also at Oak
Ridge in the afternoon. Rev. Car
rick will preach at the morning
service, and Mrs. Carrick has cor
sented to speak in the evening.
The new school Building is about
completed and repairs on the old
one are progressing rapidly. The
buildings and grounds will be in
good condition when school opens
week from Monday.
Miss Bessie Michael, who recently
resigned her position as clerk in the
IF. L. Miller store to attend a bust
ness college in Portland, has Sc
cured position as stenographel
with the Andrew Kahn Co., of Port
l md.
Sheriff Burnett left Tuesday fo,
Portland, having in charge for the
Boys and Girls Aid Society, Eta
Lewis, the fourteen year-old daugn.
ter of Plutarch Lewis and four
months old motherless infant from
near Peoria.
After having been treated in a
most courteous manner and served
with ice cream and cake, the crowd
of boys who gave the charivari al
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