The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
LOCAL LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
The Comings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men i
ton and Other Items of
Public Interest.

da lighter Mabel, and Miss Mary
Sutherland were among those leav-
ing for Portland Wednesday, s
Miss Mildred Jackson gave
party toa number of her little
friends Tuesday afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served and a
good time enjoyed by those present.
f Prof. w. 7. Shaw, who left
Corvallis last Commencement day,
arrived Thursday from the East.
His father is noted scientist in the
University of Minnesota, and his
brother a professor of Agriculture
at the University of Michigan.
AT the United Evangelical
church the services will be as usual.
In the evening the pastor, c. 7.
Hurd, will preach on Christian
Endeavor, what it is and how it
works" " t".. Il
"A Linn county man thought to
have few China pheasants out of
season. He FURNISHED up his gun
and sailed forth into the fields
His fine was SIS and costs. @ He,
didn't know that game warden
was in the vicinity. p
Presbyterian church, Ms.
Bush, pastor. Worship 1Isa. N.
subject, Gods Rule of Obe-
dience." Evening service at 7.3o,
"a Dweller in the Law of Wander
Ing" Come and enjoy the open
ing song service.
\ Beginning Monday, Sept. 18th
Madam Corsini will give=free en-
broidery lessons demonstrating the
Brainard & Armstrong silks at
S. L. Kline's. The Peoples Store,
who has full line of the B. & A.
silks, and also embroidery ma
terials. -1 eS
-Congregational church. Wor-
ship and sermon at II a. m. G. E.
meeting 6 80. Worship and sermon
at 7.3o. Rev. G. H. Feese, pastor
of the First Methodist church, has
very courteously consented to con-
duct the services and to preach
morning and evening Please OBJ
serve the change of the time of the
evening meetings.
George Carmichael of Weston,
was Corvallis visitor Wednesday,
He is leading farmer of Umatilla
county. His crop this season aver.
aged 40 bushel for wheat and his
oats went eighty bushels per acre.
Umatilla was about.the only county
in the northwest that didAnot suffer
a reduced grain crop. Mr.. Car
michael brought a son to Corvallis
to attend O. A. c.
Letters received relate that
Will G. Abraham, the we'll known
o. A. c. football player, is still in
Eastern Washington. He expects
TO finish up there by the end ot
next week, when he will return tc
Oregon. There is some talk. that
be will re-enter college for advanc.
ed work in electrical engineering
but so far, nothing definite is
known on the subject.
The congregations of the Con
gregationa1 and First Methods
churches unite in services mex
Sunday. Rev. G. H. Feese vii
preach both morning and evening
He announces his subjects as fol
lows; Morning, 1.-THE Ideal Of Hu
man Character and Relation reach
ed in Christian Fellowship" Eve
ming: 1.-The Taking Of zJerico, O
How the Walls of Jerico. Eel
down" These services will closeth
year for Mr.. Feese before the com
ing Of the conference in 1Alban.
next week. The Epworth and In
termediate leagues will meet at tn
usual time, 5. 80 and $50 P. m. i
the lecture room of the Methods
church. The Sunday school ais
meets at the same place at the usr
al hour. ~ 1sE
The last through excursion!
The last through excursion!
The last through excursion!
Detroit to Newport and return Q
the c. & E. Sunday Sept. II, 100,
The last through excursion!
The last through excursion!
The last through excursion!
Train leaves Detroit at 4.45 a. +
Train leaves Mill City at $50 a. r
Train leaves Albany at 7.3o I
Train leaves Corvallis at 500 aa1
Train leaves Phi1omath at B.I2 AL
Three day tickets from all S.
3and G. & E. points good going
returning on excursion trains. Fa
from G o r,offafc d, ~ for rOI1