Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Holy St. Patrick! See the green!

wallis, as assistant.
Don't forget about Miss Myrtle
Katharine Trevitte, the dramatic
reader and impersonator, OF Chicago,
at College Chapel this evening. A
rare treat is promised.
There will be an entertainment
at Plymouth church this evening,
to which all are cordially invited.
An oyster supper, program and
general good time being the in
ducements.
Rev. Reeves will occupy the pulpit |
of the M. E. church, South, Sunday |
night, subject, "Life of Moses"
which will be of special interest to
young men. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Congregational church, Sunday
school at 10 a. M; class for young
men 10 a. No.; worship and sermon
at IL a. M; Christian Endeavor
$50 p. M; vesper service and
sermon at ,7.30, subject, 'The
Modern Lawyer"
A. G. Miller, of Kings Valley,
was in town, Wednesday, enroute
home from Portland, whittier he
had been to secure some extras for
his donkey engine. Mr.. Miller
will log again this summer for G. K.
Spaulding on the Luckiamute and
is getting ready for active work. He
will log fir timber and will have
from IL to Is men employed.
John Wells has had a force of
FIVE men finishing his residence
property on North Fifth street.
It is expected that everything will
be completed by tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Wells has an unusually fine
finish on the interior Of his resi-
dence. Alder has been unsparing-
ly used and finished with oil.
Prof. Mordaunt Goodnough, head
of the piano department at the
Western Academy of Music, Port
land, states that about April 1st he
will domicile his mother aud sister
in this city. He will still retain
control of his department at the
metropolitan academy, but will
have his headquarters here and
and will be pleased to secure a
class Of piano pupils.
Owing to a detective rail at the
S. P. depot, this city, the engine
and few cars got off the track
when the freight came in Wednes-
day evening. The section crew
went to work at the matter with
might and main and the train was
able to pull out yesterday morning
at about the usual hour. No
damage resulted and among rail-
road men little was thought of the
occurrence, as this is common
thing.
Presbyterian Church, Rev M. S.
Bush. Bible School 10 A. M. wor-
ship IL A. M, subject "What every
Man Needs" G. E. meeting $50 P.
M. Evening service 7:30, subject,
"Mormonism A Despotism Within
A Republic" This subject will be
illustrated by SO stereoptican views.
There will he scenes Of Mormons
and Mormon life, their temples and
tabernacle, and opposed to these
will be views of the Presbyterian
home Mission Churches and Schools
planted to destroy Mormonism.
there will also be many views ol
scenery in the Mormon country
such as sunset on Salt Lake, Curri
cauti Needle, Royal Gorge, Yellow
stone PBrk, San Jaun River, Ameri
can Fork Canoe, and Cliff Dwelling
Last Saturday, the final will anc
testament Of the late Louise ]
Stewart was filed for probate. Som,
time before her death she decided
to Mrs. Henrietta Randall, he
daughter, who had cared for he
for years, 100 acres of land lyinl
on the Albany road a few miles
north Of this city. In the will
just filed for probate she bequeath
ed 81 to Mrs. Randall. Adjoin
ing the 100 acres Of land mention
ed above the deceased owned al
additional 100 acres Of an apprais
ed valuation of $1,000. This sh
left to be divided equally anon,
her other children, Mahalla Stewart
Melissa McMahan, Jehial and Laf
Stewart.
X ( Montgomery Robinson and wit
arrived home, Monday, aft,r a
absence for several months, durin,
which time they visited in Californi
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. The
saw much of interest every plac
they went and the customs Ct th
people in some localities visite