The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-09

Buy your wood Of P. A. Kline
then you will be sure to get 1t.
Those who buy wood of P. A.
Kline are guaranteed prompt dellv-
cry and full measure.
Mrs. J. D. Wells is spend
ing the current week at the Fair.
E. B. Horning arrived yester-
dav from visit at the Fair.
Frank Francisco and family
left Monday for Portland to see the
Fair.
e. E. White leaves today for
trip of several weeks to Minneso-
ia and Iowa.
Miss Alta Bray and Miss Maud
Hurt are spending a Month at va
chats.
Mrs. Lucy Francisco and Mrs.
Ruth Clark returned Thursday
from Newport where they have
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Brusha and
daughters of Pentleton, arrive today
for a few days visit with Mrs.
Brusha's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.,
B. Irvine.
Joe Edwards, one Of the U. S.
trial jurors, arrived yesterday from
Portland, having been excused for
aweek. He was called on the
Williamson jury, but was excused
by the defense.
Mrs. Louis Burnough, we'll
known Corvallis girl, arrived yes
terday from Enterprise, for visit,
with Corvallis relatives and friends.
Mrs. Burnaugh will be remembered
as Miss Abbie Groshong.
Roy Harlan, 'o5 and J.~C.
Clark, 'o4, of o. A. G. are at Boise
City, Idaho. where they hold po-
sitions in the Chamber of Com
merce-
Services at the Christian church
next Sunday will be as follows,
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at
II, subject, Seeing Cod Y. P.
S. c, E. at $50, preaching at 7.3o,
subject, '"In Christ" o.
congregational church, morn
ing sermon at II, The . 'Atonement.
What is it? The Problem. How
brought about. Evening sermon at
8, Manhood. What is it? What
are your views of it? Service at
Plymouth at 3.
Presbyterian church, M. S.
Bush, pastor. Worship at I a. m.
subject 1.-The Almond Blossom and
the Cross" Evening service at
73o, subject "The Blessed Ave
nues to Cod Note change o.
time in evening service.
Rev. and Mrs. Carrick passed
through Corvallis Thursday, en-.
route to their home at Brownsville
from an outing at the coast. They
were accompanied home from Cor
wallis by Miss Maggie Evers, who
has been visiting friends here.
Monday evening Sept, IS at
O'Clock, Bishop H. c. Morrison o
New Orleans, will preach at Meth
odist church South Bishop Nor
rison is spending September in tn
bounds of the Columbia Conferenc
preparatory to its session at Grant
Pass Sept. 2Sth to Oct. 1st.
Mrs. E. J. Taylor, son ant
daughter have arrived, and are to
occupy the Presbyterian manse
Mrs. Taylor visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bush last spring while seeking a 10
cation. She is vocalist OF fin
powers and reputation, and expect
to give lessons in vocal music
The family comes from Hol1;ster
California.
M. M. Long left Wednesda
for Portland to purchase a heav
stock of sporting goods, and bicycl
supplies for the store acquired b
him by purchase from Berry s
Vidito. The place is to carry
bigger line of guns, ammunitio
and other sporting articles than ev
er before.
The busiest scene in tow
these days is at the First Methods
church building. A panorama c
hustle and activity has been mani
fest there all this week. Eight O
ten carpenters are engaged and tn
noise of hammer and saw is cor
stantly heard. The entire buildin
has been raised three feet with tn
effect thaf Il 1oolzs daza.. .f,l