Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-06-09

Willard Linyille Of this city. Her
husband is one Of the prominent
photographers Of the City Of the |
Angels.
Blackledge, leading wall paper
dealer. BOT
Except G. E. meeting at 7 p. m.
there will be no services in thel
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Union service in the Congregational
Ichurch at 8 p. M.
4 There will be no morning service
at the United Evangelical church
next Sunday. Usual evening SER
! vices conducted by pastor, Rev. G.
T. Hurd.
i Fol Sale-Good grocery store,
good business, splendid stand. On.
account of health of family must
sell by July LIST Great bargain for
quick buyer. R. M. Turner, Cor
wallis, Or. 44-49.
j. H. and w. G. Perry, brothers,
arrived in this city last Wednesday
I from Iowa. They are taking ad-
| vantage of low transportation rates
on account of the Exposition to see
the country. They are pleased with
this part of the state.
i Best time of the season to see the
5 Beautiful Willamette and Portland.
One way $150; round trip good for
Item days $1.75 Boat leaves Mon.
!, day, Wednesday and Friday, 6 a. ~.
48-e
! On account of baccalaureate SER
: mon at OAC there will be no ser
vices at the M. E. church next Sun.
day morning. All the usual even
S ing services will be held. There
I will be installation of newly elect.
r ed officers of Epworth League.
| By invitation of the trustees O
Albany College, Rev NJ. S. Bush
!. pastor of the Presbyterian church
in this city, will deliver the annual
address to the young people of Al
bany next Sunday. 1t will be 8
union meeting of all the churches
! in Albany and will be held in the
, NJ. E. church.
A sub-station of the Portland
> postoice has been established or
the grounds OF the Lewis and Clark
e Exposition, near the main entla ance
! for the accommodation of visitors
at.the Fair. The station is equipped
n completely, and visitors may receivs
1t their mail there, purchase money
orders and stamps, and mail letters
: 81. A. Wicks, living in th'
= Henry Kirch house at No. 70
81 Baker sstreet, yesterday captured
the first prize for the best cabbag
furnished for the Linn county ex
hibit at the Fair. The prize is
round trip ticket to Portland and al
exposition ticket. The cabbage Wa
planted in December and Mr.. Wick
r has cut single heads weighing 10
a pounds-Albany Herald.
Is Yesterday Smith & B ,ulden ha
1e on exhibition at their place of bus
le ness ca that dressed l89 pound
lg The animal lacked one day of b.
D. ing two months old and those pos
ed declare it to have been of re
,ea markable size for its age. Thel
ne was an extraordinary amount
in s'sweet breads" in the veal. II
tta calf was raised by George NJ
,tb Laughlin and he received 5 cen
.an per pound for the animal, or SO 4
ett This is pretty good for two mont
lar calf.
nit The Woman's Foreign Missional
sek Society cf the First Methodi
int church held a delightful nlissiona
to tea at the home of Mrs. Geor
of Smith, Wednesday afternoon.
ex- reading by Miss Francis Belkna
i've vocal duet by Mrs. Farmer al
Mrs. Holmes and vocal solo
Mrs. Harold Strong were the litera
features of the program. A We
interesting talk was made by Mr.
,fc Lum, resident ofIndia for nu,
2e ber of years. Particular referen
was made to the condition of WON
ck- in India. About thirty ladies we
sh present to enjoy dainty lunch.
Three Physicians Treated H
y Without Success.
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