Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
Additional Local.

boiler call on D. & A.
Standard A cedar shingles for
$3.50 per thousand at, the .Corval-
lis Saw Mill. a.F4.& s 10 IT, |
sWorkmen are scraping the moss
from the roof Of the Occidental
Hotel and making Needed repairs.
The regular services will be held
at NJ E.. church, South, Sunday
morning and evening Sunday
School at 10. o'clock. sgea,,,.s
Miss Mavme1 Crawford went to
Portland, Tuesday, to accept q posi-
tion in q wholesale millinery estab-
lishmant Of that city.
Regents w. P. Ready and G. B..|
Leedy we're in this city yesterday,
presumably. attending some COM
mittee business pertaining to OAC.
| After few days visit at home,
Miss Hattie Van Hoosen returned
to Monmouth to resume her studies
in the State Normal School.
Mr.. Hart, who resides in Jobs
Addition, was the victim of a faint
| ing spell Wednesday morning.
DR.. Cathey was summoned post
haste and was able to relieve the
patient in a short time.
l
| James Lewis. who waa shot in
the leg by a gopher gun set on the
Spencer Bicknell place about a
month ago, was able to appear on
the street during the first Of the
week. He cannot walk we'll yet,
but it is thought that in time he
will be all right again. =
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church held their
annual meeting, Wednesday, at the
home OF Mrs, P. 0. Wilson. and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. M. S. Bush, pre-.
sident; Mrs. E. w. s. Pratt, vice
president; Mrs. J.. Fl. Simpson, Sec
retary; Mrs, J. Fred Yates, treas.
urer. Af- Fs.f ss--;ra
Heber Swan who has been. EN-.
ployed many months by the Inde-
pendent Telephone Co. as a line.
man, severed his connection with
the company during the first Of the
week. Wednesday he went to Port.
! land, where we understand he has
! employment. He is said to be an ex
! pert lineman. His wife is still teach
ing the Oak Ridge school, eight o.
nine miles south Of this city.
( Presbyterian church, Rev. M. s
Bush. Bible school 10 a. m. Preach.
ing at IL a. M, subject, "Ou
Possessions and Their Use.n Al
t 4 o'clock. in the afternoon Their
will be service for children and tn,
pastor will preach an illustrated
< sermon, subject s'The Baby's Sister,
All children, parents and those in
terested in children and work fo
them, are invited. G. e. meeting
$50 p. m. Evening service at 7:30
p. M, subject, "The Three Re
,r quirements For Our Savior's Re
ward.
A. F. Peterson, of this city, VIII,
It has opened a contractors Office il
Portland, reports that he has tn
foundation laid for very fine resi-
dence in Portland, and has con-
tracts to construct many mor'
dwellings about the metropolis. 81,
IS has bank building to put up in
d Condor, as well as other buildings
= He also has contract for the con-
struction Of a large water reservoir
at Wallula. Things are booming
: with him.
al Clarence M. Beaver member o
4 the graduating class at GA G las
: year, in pharmacy, is at present as
sistant chemist to Prof. H. D. Glib
: who is head chemist for some depart
ment connected with the City of Sal
:. Francisco. Prof. Gibbs was at on,
y time an instructor at O A G, but lef
: here last year for the EBAY City,
It There has been some hitch in the de
It partment in which these gentle
8 meu are employed and their sala
e ries are liable to be affected in som
pl way, but the details ars not obtain
: able. AS both are familiar figure
: with the students Of O A G. and til
: citizens Of the town as well, NOR
. !, than ordinary interest is attracts
:. to them. especially as they are bot
6 working in company.
IS Repairing Of all kinds done neat,
6 and without delay by D. 4 a.