Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-01
LOCAL AND Personal

T.
given up f.rln life for the present
and are at home in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Davis came
out from the bay, Tuesday, to see
how everything Jared at home.
It is rumored that a branch of
the Corvallis Club is to be estab-
lished, in Junction City in the near
future.
Mrs. Julia Paul went back to
Portland, Wednesday, to join her
husband after having visited here
for a number of weeks.
Final touches are being added to
the c. E. Ireland hop drying
house. F. A. Hencye has charge
of the installation of the piping.
DIR. E. J. Thompson. formerly
pastor Of the Presbyterian church
of this city, hut now of Independ-
ence, visited Corvallis friends dur
ing the first Of the week.
There will be German preaching
at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
These services will be conducted by
Rev. J. G. Byerline, Of Albany.
All are cordially invited.
Ralph Gill, of scio, spent Mon
day night in this city while on his
way to the coast. He went oyer
westward after a band of sheep
which he purchased recently.
J. E. FELTON, and son started
t.king out the old walk in front OF
the city hall, Tuesday morning,
preparatory to putting concrete
walk 10 frol.t of that building.
V. P. Fiske, editor of the Ore
gon Woodman, published at Dallas,
Or, has been in Corvallis. for sever
al DAYS on business connected with
his paper and Woodmen generally,
James Flett and family, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Yates, return
ed to this city, Tuesday, after spend
ing several weeks on Mr.. Flett's
Five Rivers homestead. They had
an enjoyable outing.
We received postal card couple
of days ago from Rev. M. S. Bush,
who has been taking an outing al
Elk City, requesting us to 'Please
announce regular services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
Harvey Sargent arrived home
Monday, from a peldling trip tc
Portland and return. He had fair
ly good success, but gives it as his
opinion that the farmers have ne
money. He leaves shortly for the
Independence hop fields, where ht
intends establishing and running &
shooting gallery.
Mrs. w. w. Garrow and baby
arrived in this city, Tuesday even
ing, and are the guests Of relatives
They came from McCioud, Calf.
where they have made their home
for a couple of years. Wilbur il
still there, but as he has disposed
of his business at that place he in
tends to come to CORVALLIS in th'
near future.
The congregation of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will worship
in the NJ. E. church, South, boil
morning and evening next Sunday
The pastor, Rev. Feese will preach
Morning subject, "Our Father il
Heaven" evening subject, 9Th
Good Derived from drawing nea
to God" This privilege has beel
most cheerfully accorded by Rev
Mr.. Reeves, pastor Of the Souther
Methodist church.
Senator P. Avery and Prof job
Fulton arrived home the first {
the week from hunting trip {
fifteen days duration They wer
onto the head waters of the mort
fork of the Unpqua river--tbis
distance between three and fol
: days good driving. They crosse
the Cascades by what is known &
the old military road. The hunte.
killed four deer and wounded
couple of black bear, but did nj
follow the latter to their lairs. I
it was growing dark and the sport
men were not positive that the
had lostany crippled bear. Alt
ge:her Ethey saw about 25 de
and 4 bear. Mr.. Avery says th'
if it were not for the fact that Ca
tie are ranging all over that cou
try it would be hunters par
disc.
HI. Dunn, wife and child. a
rived in this city, Tuesday. fro
Oklahoma. They came via Cal
ornia and visited in San Diego al
Los Angeles while en- route to. Co
L !.