Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-20
C D Brenner, Of Monroe, went to
Albany Tuesday.

or Wednesday.
Alfred Leask, of Toledo, was in
this city Wednesday.
R. L. Doris Of Albany, was in
this city Wednesday.
Services at the Catholic church
at the usual time Sunday.
Miss Effie Nelson visited friends
in Albany. Wednesday,.
G. F. Lieth was a business visit
or in Albany this week.
J H Simpson went to Albany,
Wednesday for short visit.
Ben Woidt was in Albany on
business the first of the week.
Rev. M S. Bush Of the Presby-
terian church was a visitor in Al
bany the first of the week.
Cap T. H. Crawford went to
Salem yesterday to visit and to look
on at the doings of the Legislature.
Albert J. Metzger, the jeweler, is
quite i'll at his home this week, with
an attack of la grippe, bordering
on pneumonia.
J. P. Logan, who owns and
operates the Touring mill at Kings
Valley, was a BUSINESS visitor in
Corvall yesterdays
Mrs. Mary Winn returned st
Wednesday to her Junction City
home. She has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grugett in this city.
Don't forget the chicken pie
; dinner tonight Friday at 5 o'clock
:, in the Marshall Miller hall, given
by the ladies of the Presby terian
church.
Monroe is to have new R. F. D.
mail route, which goes into opera
tion February 1, and will run
through the Belknap neighbor-
hood, ais, taking in Bellfountain.
Presbyterian Church-Rov. M
F. Bush. Bible School, 10 a m.
preaching II a. m, subject, 'Tht
Lamb of God" G. E. meeting 6 sc
p. m; evening service 1880, subject
"Divine Necessity"
d There will be a chicken pit
l dinner given this evening Friday
: by the Presbyterian Ladies in th'
Marshal Miller hall. commencing
n at 5 o'clock p. m. Price 25 cents
Mrs. Rosenberg, of Seattle, ar
. rived Wednesday, and Mrs. DR.
:. Wright, of McMinnville, arrived
y Yesterday. and are visiting at tn
nome of Mrs. M. Jacobs. Senate
Wright is expected up today t.
t join his wife.
/ Eighth grade examinations ar
4 now in progress throughout th
. county. There are about 100 pupil
% taking the examination, maxim,
about 1000 papers in all for Count
4 School Supt. Denman to examin
and grade.
If Word has been received by b
}. friends that II D. Gibbs, who We
~ assistant chemist at OAC last yea
A has just received the. appointmer
b of chief chemist of the city of Sa
Q. Francisco. His salary is to
r $24O0 per year, and the appoin
ee ment was made partly on accou1
O of his splendid record at this &C
in lege. HIS many friends in II
city will be pleased to learn Of b
e. advancement.
he A Washington county, Me-, edit
Z. writes: Zone of our newly marri
[r. young ladies kneeds bread with b
O. gloves on. The editor of this r
,se per needs bread with his shoes Q
he he needs it with his pants on. a
las unless the delinquent reader Of Il
r. old rag of freedom pay up soon
will need bread without darn
a thing on.
- There is law in Japan tx
70 whenever tree is cut down anotl
~ must De planted to grow up a
ns' take its place. If this were
* u law Of forestry in this country, {
'oe forests would be made perpetu'
ius The United States has grown out
the forest and the woods had to
on removed to make room for the p
mas pie, but there are still vast regis
ure where the Japanese method CO,
Oh be applied with good results.
nor authority on forestry claims that
7ho wood lots only the number of tr
ON should be cut out that numbers
ted percentage Of growth in all
one trees. In that way the wood ,
nal last for years. If in addition
,all this the Japanese system was I
and piled, the grand old forests VIC