The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-03

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the e uest this week of Corvallis
friend
Mrs Clyde Hays returned
Tu esday evening from brief visit
to Portland
"A new delivery went into ser
vice Wednesday for the D. D. Ber-
man grocery.
w. 0. Nisley of Portland was
a business visitor in Corvallis part
of his week. He left Thursday.
Miss Villa Fields lett for her
home in Forest Grove Wednesday.
after visit with Miss Lavina
Woods.
The date in the address on
your Times shows the time to
which yonr subscription is paid.
How does YOURS stand?
Miss Jennie Brown is to leave
- 'orrow for her home at Newport
J. braska, after spending the sum
naer in this city with relatives.
The w. F. M. S of the M. E.
church was pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mrs Samuel Bane
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Susan Starr has gone to
Bellefountain for farewell visit to
relatives before her departure for
Ballston to reside with her son,
Rev. M. Clay Starr.
There was a general jolli6ca-
tion at the Artisan lodge Wednes-
day night. Games and refresh
ments were the order, and all pres
ent report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover, of the
lower Alsea country, have been
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manfred Sets, of the Commercial
restaurant.
"A tract of land known as the
Huchins property, four miles south
of Philomath was sold this week to
Mr.. Sloan, late Of Washington.
The sale was made by Amber &
Waters, and the consideration was
$I,4oo
A halloween social was given
in their hall Tuesday evening by
the w. O. W. Members of the
order, with their families, were
present. and all enjoyed the event.
Gingerbread sandwiches and cider
were the refreshments.
-Workmen are arranged in
placing the fronts in the Moses
Brothers store. These are t, be
large ones of plate glass, and Mr.
Moses will soon have his stock di-
vided and properly arranged in the
new quarters.
Con Gerhard has been award
ed the contract for furnishing the
supplies for the Corvallis public
school for the coming year. This
is the fourth year that the contract
has been secured by Mr.. Gerhard
although on some occasions there
has been bidding by Portland part.
les.
The Gerhard book store is to
be moved Monday into the room re-
Gently vacated by the store of Moses
brothers. New shelving, parti.
"a ms and other changes have to be
made In the new abode before re-
moval, and the work began Thurs
day. A part of the building will
be occupied by Milton Morgan,
with his job printing Office.
Presbyterian church, M. S.
Bush, pastor, morning subject,
'The Permissive Acts of God S
Providence. At the evening ser.
vice 7 80, there will be given the
first sermon in the course on 'How
the Gospel came to Rome' subject,
"The Power"
United Evangelical church,
next Sunday regular services II a.
m. and 7.3o p. IN. Morning sub
ject "Moriah's Tragedy" Even.
ing subject "The Souls Dilemma. "
c. T. Hurd, pastor. Beginning
Sunday evening, special evangelist
ic services will be continued 0cl
evening.
Preparations are to be made
the first Of the week for inst all
ing the Benton county exhibit from
the Lewis and Clark fair in what is
now the front room of the county
clerks office. Just what other
changes will be made, in order thai
this room may be spared for the
purpose named. is not yet deter.
mined. The exhibit, however, is
to be placed there, and will be kept
on hand for future use, should oc
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