Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-06


Fred Clark was quite i'll the first
Of the week, but is able to be out
now.
Chester Mason was declared in
sane few days ago and committed
to the asylum at Salem.
The Ladies Whist Club was en-
tertained last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Knisely.
Editor Alexander, of the Stayton
Mail at Stayton, was visitor in
this city the first ofthe week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ling, of
Summit, were in Salem, the first
of the week, visiting friends.
Messrs B. Harris and w. Hob
son, have recently been grading the
roads out near Mt. View.
George Campbell and bride, of
Portland. are in this city, visiting
his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Alex
Campbell.
Quite number of new faces are
to be seen out at college as many
new students have arrived and
entered OAC.
| J. G. johnson, of Salem, arrived
Tuesday for brief visit at the
home of his son, A. J. johnson, re-
turning yesterday.
Mrs. C. X. Grefoz, who recent
ly disposed of her property in this
city, and is building a fine nine
room residence on 24th and Salmon
streets in Portland.
The First Spiritual Union of Cor
Wallis will hold services in Barrett
Lyceum on Sunday at 3 n NJ. A
cordial invitation is extended to
everyone.
A dim light will reflect more than
the darkness will small ad
vertisement in print do more good
than a big one in the Imagination.
4 Mikes Dairy.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church under the direction of Mr..
Herse, is making the music a
special feature of each service
Sunday evening the pastor will
, preach sermon to young people
Come and enjoy the service.
Presbyter Church, Rev M. S
Bush, Pastor-Bible School at IL
a. NJ; preaching at II a. NJ. subject
"Relative Values" Christian
Endeavor Society meets at 6:3(
p. M; evening service at 1870
subject, Religion Without Pur
} pose. "
Last Sundays Oregonian contain
ed an account of a noted wedding
in Baker City, in which, Eunic
Clark, the little three-year-ole
. granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
D Fred Clark of this city, was rim,
9 bearer. She carried the ring in
;, the heart of Gala lily.
:. Bob Vance, who was, IN a way
:, mixed up in scrape with his part
: ner last week, and who left tow
:, with Jack Street, has returned an
:. proclaims his innocence, and in
= tends to reopen his cleaning an
= dyeing establishment. While b
was out of town, someone brok
into the shop and stole number {
,r articles.
- Orville Wilkes, of Hillsboro, a
,r rived in Corvallis, Monday, an
n has accepted a position with Il
If Independent telephone compan,
,r Mr.. Wilkes is an experience
# electrician and lineman, havir
ID been superintendent of the Hill
ne boro electric light plant for sewers
& years. He expects to move b
ps family here in the near future.
n Mrs. Adams, known to the ladi
es who frequent Newport, as teach
ed of embroidery, will be pleased
ty have Corvallis ladies call at b
o. rooms, next door north of Pro
Lakes, where she has an assol
of ment Of linens, canvas and desig
ha not found in any store in t
at valley. Wednesdays, Thursda
av and Saturdays.
ed Calvin Ingles, whose home is
ne Philomath, returned Monday frc
Wis Wasco, Oregon, and has enter
lst OAC, where he will resume l
r. studies in the pharmacy depa
ut, ment. Calvin has been employ
u. for the past six months in the f
er. drug establishment Of E. d. N
re- Kee, in Wasco, and it is probal
NJ he will return there during
Is next vacation. He has ma
es, friends here who welcome him ba
ne to College.