The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23
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Wanted, Hay and oats. l. D
Bodine. Phone 29o.
Miss Carrie Danneman left
Thursday for her home at Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Avery were
Westside passengers Thursday for
Portland.
Miss Bessie Danneman left
Thursday for two weeks visit
with Portland friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Irvine
left Wednesday for few days Wis
it at the Exposition.
j. H. Simpson announces cut
of 10 per cent on all buggies and
carriages in his stock for 80 days.
Albany Democrat:-Will Dow
Walker, the great center, return or
not return, that is the question at
o. A. c.
in order to reduce stock will
offer for 80 days any buggy or car
riage in stock at 10 per cent off reg
ular price, at J. H. Simpson S.
-"She is fitting herself for a po-
sition to apply for job as type
writer - ''Patronizing a short
hand school?' mo, a beauty doc
tor"
After three weeks tenting at
their hopyard on Kiger Island {,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald West return
ed to their home in Salem. Mr..
West is state land agent.
Mrs. E. F. Green has organiz-
ed a class for young people in cho-
rus and sight reading to meet in
Congregational church parlors one
afternoon each week.
Next Sunday Mrs. Ireland, OF
Bellingham, Wash, sister of Mrs.
F. Be1chtold will sing at the Con
gregationa1 church. Mr.. Hughes
will also sing solo at one of the
services.
DIR. Ward Wisecarver of Nc
Minnville, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Gilbert and DR.. F. E. Smith of Sa-
lem, arrived Wednesday to attend
the funeral of their sister, Miss
Louise Gilbert.
Baptist church. Preaching ser
vices at II and 7.3o. Young Peo'
pies Meeting at $50. All earnestly
urged to attend as important mat
tiers call for attention. Every one
heartily welcome.
DIR. G. R. Farra left Sunday
for Portland to meet his cousins
Mrs. M. S. Farra and Miss Frances
Lee Farra of Deerborn, Missouri
The ladies are now guests at the
Farra home.
Presbyterian church, M. S
Bush pastor. Worship II a. m
subject. 1.-The Measure of Oul
Grace" C. E. meeting $50 p. m
evening service at 7.3o, subject
"The House not Made Will
Hands"
There will be services at th'
Episcopal church as follows; Hol.
Communion at 8 a. M, morning
prayer and sermon at II. subject
Spiritual Life" Evening servic
at7.3o subject, IA Man of Mount
aims" The Rector, the Rev. E
7. Simpson, will preach at botl
services.
There are plenty of lowe
berths on the train. but every up
per is occupied" "Isn't that
peculiar state of afairs?' 'Wel
rather, but not under the circum
stances. You see, they are dele
gates to a woman's convention AM
it was understood that the lower
were to the older members Of tn
party
Guy E. Moore Of the class 'o4
o. A. c. left Thursday for Chicag
where he will fill a position as a
assistant to the Director c
the Chicago Sanitarium of Ma
ture Cure. During the three year
in which he will be gone he will
study and practice Natural Thera
peutic and drugless healing in tn
Sanitari11n.. Tn connection wit
this he will take a course of medi
cine in the National Medical Uni
versity of Chicago.
The Farmers Institute staff G
the college arrived home Tuesda
from an institute trip on which the
travelled 500 miles by rail, 800 b
stage and $50 by boat. The rout
was through Coos, Curry, Joseph
inc, Jackson and other southern an
southwestern counties of Oregon
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