The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-07-15

DIR. N. B. Avery left Wednes-
day for sojourn at Newport.
Miss Myrtle Burnap left
Thursday for visit to the bay.
Miss Thia Johnson leaves to-
morrow for an outing at Newport.
&C. B. Schmidt and family left
Thursday for weeks visit at the
Fair.
Horace Lilly, manager at R.
M. Wade's, was business visitor
in Alsea Thursday and Friday.
Next Sundays excursion to
Newport runs from Detroit. Tie
train passes Corvallis at eight
O'Clock. The rate is as usual.
There was an ice cream social
at Mcfarland chapel, Thursday
evening, that attracted large
crowd and proved most enjoyable.
Sunday services United Evan
ge1ical church, c. 7. Hurd, pastor.
Morning subject, "Christian Activ-
itv,' evening subject, "The Rod
Of Moses"
Joseph Greenberg went to Al
bany Thursday to visit with Mas
Ter Mechanic Walsh of the c & E,
the two being old college mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bogue
and son left Wednesday for Cas-
cadia where they are to camp.
They were accompanied by Misses
Cecil and Louise Erwin.
Presbyterian church, M S..
Bush, pastor. Worship II a. M.
subject, "The Deceitful Way"
Evening subject, "Christ's Call and
Its Meaning.;'
Subject for the next two Sun
day evenings at the Christian
church are; July rs Ruth and
Orpha," July rs John the Below
ed Disciple" Subject next Sun
day morning, "Part second On the
Greater work than Miracles" 9th
ar services as usual.
The Boldly gasoline wood saw
has been purchased by Link Cham
bers who will operate it hereafter,
as will be seen by notice else
where. Mr.. Hoyt, the late owner
has gone 10 the Hot Springs for th.
benefit of his health, and may later
return to his former home in Iowa
congregational church Sunday
school and services morning and
evening as usual Morning ser
mon, Kindness: Its root; its Pow
er." Evening subject, The Jew.
What does the World owe the Jew
His return to Palestine and the
condition there in our day." There
will be service at Plymouth at :
.o'c,oGk.
"A sale of the R. K. Fawcett
residence property transpired We'd
nesday. The buyer is Mrs. Sarah
Mecklin, and the price $4,000.
Two cottages are to be erected on
the property at once, for rental
purposes. Mr.. Fawcett and fami-
ly are to go to Port'rnd in about a
month, to reside. ]. L. Lewis
made the sale.
Harvey Sargent has received
from the East a watch that is a
regular encyclopedia of useful infor'
nation Besides having the usual
hour, minute and second hands,
it has hand that tells the day of the
week, another that tells the month
and day of the month, and another
that gives the changes of the moon
IF any features OF the time piece
have been omitted, an apology is
ready for Mr.. Sargent.
1t turns out that there is at
interesting story in the relay race
recently run at the Portland expo
sition, in which o. A. c. men were
engaged. Greenhaw and Williams
of o. A. c. and Moores and Fries
sci of U. of O., the latter of whom
was going, he said, to beat Viii
liams in the 100, ran the race un
der Multnomah colors. Greenhav
led off with a beautiful run finish
ing with lead of about 80 feet
and Moores took it up for the sec
ond quarter, and lost all tha
Greenhaw had won but about
yard. Then came Friesell, wh'
was so slow in comparison with tn
man he went against that it looked
like the race was to go to Washing
tons team. With a yard the star
Friesell ran SO badly that he finish
ed with the Washington man full
SO feet in the lead. Williams fol
lowed Friesel1, and in addition f
having so poor start, he wa
against one of the best men in th