Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

At the Baptist church. all usual
services will be held on Sunday.
Come and welcome. es.e
Miss 1nez Williams, of OAC, is
at present teaching school near
Summit, this county.
Edwin Rose lost gold nugget
stick-pin last Friday somewhere in
town. Finder will be rewarded.
Marshal Miller had business that |
called him to Lincoln county last
Wednesday. He went over to be alb
sent but couple of days.
Mrs. Temperance House, of In
dependence, was in Corvallis dur
ing the week attending business.
She returned home, Wednesday.
Rev. Fisher will occupy the pull
pit at the United Evangelical
church next Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday school and En-
deavor at the usual hour.
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Miss Golda E. Howard, who at
tended OAC during the winter, is
now in charge Of a school within
four miles of Wasco, Sherman
county. She is receiving $50 per
month.
Emil Howard is home again at
Monroe He has been in st. Louis,
where he attended a medical col
lege. In his opinion he saw no
place 30 beautiful as the Willamette
Valley during his absence. 49,
The Independent telephone COM
pany now haye their Wells line
connected with this city. Every
thing is in frst-class order and
talk is cheap. Within a short
time this company expect to run
line east from Wells to Albany.
Trout fishing will be allowed by
law on and after April 1st. Some
of our Isaac Waltons" are already
batting their hooks. John Simp-
son, one of the keenest on trout
scent, states that he has kept a
horse all winter for the express
purpose of driving post haste from
one fishing hole to another.
At the Congregation church, Rev.
Edwin Green, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. M; Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. M; morning
service and sermon at II q. m.
evening service and sermon at 7:30
p. NJ, subject, Success, What it is,
How attain it?" There will be
service at Plymouth at 3 o'clock. S
w. A. Gellatly was iu from his
Kings Valley home, Wednesday
and reports things on the boom out
there. Last week he put in 80
acres Of grain and thinks he will
sow 100 acres this week. Alto.
gether he will put in between SOC
and 600 acres this year. Mr.. Gel.
latly is working a large force oi
men and reports that every man
over in1the valley is busy.
Mrs. A. "A. Dolph is registered al
the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York
City. Mrs. Dolph departed for the
East from Portland. in time to be
present at President Roosevelt
Inauguration, at Washington, ID
G.. She then proceeded to New
York, where she intends to take q
course in a school of oratory. Mrs
Dolph was a resident of this city
for many years and has numerous
friends here who wish her well.
A very fine one-horse furniture
van is being constructed by tn
Horning Bros. for O. J. Blackledge'
furniture establishment. It is near
ly completed now and will soon g
to the artist who will paint il
These boys are working up splen
did reputation as truck builders
During the past winter they con
structed two very heavv drays fo
Portland dray companies and thei
work was thoroughly satisfactory
Remember the entertainment i
the college chapel tonight for th
benefit of the Village Improve
ment Society. Go and help max
the affair a success. The trife ths
it will cost will be returned hur
dred-fold in the work this societ
does in the way of beautifying tn
city and making needed improv,
ments. When you consider tt
merit Of the entertainment, you al
certain to attend-and you'll CON
away feeling like you'd found SON
money.
When asked if there was none
z Ia the chicken business, Jam,
: Horning said that in his opinio
a good laying strain of hens wou]