Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-21

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6 p. m. Morning sermon, "The
Power of Gentleness." Evening
sermon, "What is an. ALL Round
Christian Life, Opinions by Great
Men," There will be service at
Plymouth at 3 o'clock.
Tuesday, Mrs. Fred Oveslander
arrived home from Alsea.
w. P. Lafferty and wife, and son,
Chester, are to be found until
further notice at Elk City.
We are ibformad that articles
are being drafted for the incorpora-
tion of the Corvallis Sawmill Co.
Mrs. F. P. Sheasgreen and
younger children are to leave today
for Alsea to be gone for two or three
weeks outing.
Mrs. Addie Thompson returned
to her Seattle home, Tuesday. She
was accompanied as far as Portland
by Mrs E. Woodward.
Horace Locke was over from AL
bany, Wednesday, in the interest
of tea firm of that city. Horace
comes over twice month.
Joseph Henkle left the first of
the week for Athena, Or, where be
will pass the summer with his sister,
Mrs. William McCollum.
D. G. Rose has just started work
on modern cottage out on his
place west OF this city. It is to
cost $3.50 and Adams Bros have the
contract.
Misses Mary and Emma Thorhp-
son went to the coast yesterday TO
spend couple of months. Other
members of the family preceded
them a few days.
Ed Philips departed Tuesday
evening for the scene Of his labors
near Jacksonville. He is employed
as assayer in the Oregon Bell Mines
and likes his position very much.
He was here only a day or SC.
Presbyterian Church--R M.
S. Bush, pastor. Bible school 10
a. M; worship II a. m; subject,
'Justlfcation;" C. E. meeting
! p. ~; evening service s, subject
Drifting"
Swingler & Hall have opened a
new meat market in the block just
north of Hotel Corvallis and on the
same side of the street. We are
informed that these gentlemen are
from Alb ny.
| Every man owes it to himself anc
his family to master a trade or pro
fession. Read the display adver
tisemert of the six Morse Schools o
Telegraphy, in this issue, and learn
how easily young man or lady
may learn telegrapby and be as
sured a position. 5S-93.
''In Cohasset last summer" said
William III. Crane in a New York
club, Il learned for the first time
what love really is. 1t was through
an overheard conversation that
got my knowledge 1t was con
yersation between a young man anc
a pretty gir'. And do.you really
love me- said the pretty girl. Love
Eyou? the young man cried. Why
darling, while / was bidding yor
good bye on the prrch last night
your dog bit large niece on, of thu
calf of my leg, and 1 never nu,icte
it till I got home"
Amber & Walters report tn,
negotiation of the following recen
sales: A w Pugsl4y to Dr.. Newth
house ard lot in Philomath, 81 900
J L Van Blaricum to J D Delaney
176 acres 4 miles southwest of Philo
math, 81 900; Fl Ambler to NJ Bur
nap, house and two lots in Philc
math, house and lot Newport
50, 900; J R Brown to NJ D Hal
SO acres five miles from Coryaliis
f. So, $50; A Bicknell to Albert Der
nev, 2l5 acres seven miles north {
, Corvallis, $4,000; Fridley Bros. I
]. P. McBee, 1876 acres seven mile
!. southwest of Corvallis, 50, ,050.
"Here I am in your state at las
Upon my return to California I HOP
to be able to pay your little city
flying visit" The above announc'
ment was received by Mrs L. \
;. Flint from Harrison D. Barret
6 president of the National Spiritual
= Association. 1t is said that Pres
$ dent Harrison will shortly delivt
a lecture here, but the exact da
is not known. Spiritualists a