Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-20

I1 .. L. n utIiCl VI 1Iiio City, al
rived in Corvallis few days ago
and will spend the winter here.
She is a saleslady OF considerable
Iexperience in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Lloyd Soehren and Mrs.
Herbert Dunkleberger, of Dallas,
spent Sunday in this city, the
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. B. A. Cathey.
Prof. Dunk. .eberger holds a chair in
Dallas College.
| S ,ciety invitations and wedding
announcements are constantly
changing in styles of type faces and
form. Have them printed neatly
and up-to-date at the Gazette
office. soft
At the time of going to press last
night preparations were in progress
for the great reception of J. M.
Nolan & Son and everything indi-
Gated that the occasion would be a
memorable one.
During the first of the week, I.
c.. Cation and daughter, of Brim-
field, Illinois. arrived in this city
and were guests for few days at
the home of S. H. Moore. The gen
tlemen we're friends in Illinois for
years. Mr.. Cation and daughter
have been touring Canada and the
Northwest for two or three months.
| F. P. Sheasgreen is developing
something new IN the way of road
building. Near his city residence
lis a mud hole that has been an
"eye sore" to him for some time and
the other morning he started filing
it up. The first thing he did was
to place mattress in the hole
presumably that what followed
might rest easy.
A recent issue of the Oregon Mu-
tual contains comprehensive list
of losses by the Oregon Fire Relief
Association for 1905. The losses
are usually small; in Benton coun-
ty the Ices per $1,000 insurance
was but $1.915. This is certainly
a good showing and pleasing to Cal
Thrasher, the local agent of the as
sociation.
George Hansell and wife arrived
in Corvallis, Tuesday, from Athena,
Eastern Oregon, for visit with
relatives. George Hansell is a
brother of William Hansell and
Mrs. { Samuel Kerr, both of this
city. 1t is about l3 years since he
lpaid Corvallis visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leasure
arrived in Corvallis, Tuesday, from
Northern Idaho. MI. Leasure is a
brother-in- law of John Lenger of
this city. It is about 26 years since
Mr.. Leasure was in Corvallis, and
this period has been productive Of
tsome changes in the visitor, but not
t" as great an extent as would have
been expected. He is farming now
and is getting along very nicely.
At the home of Mrs. Mary Bar
clay, Wednesday evening, Miss
Lean Barlay aud Arthur Buchanan
were united in wedlock in the
Ipresence of many friends and rela,
Itives. The marriage ceremony was
pronounced by Rev. C. L. Nc
Causland. After the congratula-
tions were over Arthur and his
bride departed, amid showers OF
rice, for the farm of the groom's
father, some ten or twelve miles
south Of this city.
| The subject of the sermon at the
:. Church of Christ next Sunday al
| IL A. M. will be one of extra ordin.
!, ary Importance. 1t will be the ques-
tion, "Can I Love My Enemies?'
r A few years ago Wo Ting Fang, the
| Chinese minister to this country, ir
! a speech at a banquet confessed
t that the sentiments of the "Sermor
8 en- the Mount" were grand, but tot
. high for fail humanity. Are they
e Come and let US see. The suffice
/ at Z 80 P. M. will be "The Gospel.
1 A chart will be used.
Tonight vocal and piano recita
is to be given in the college chapel
Miss Dorthea Nash is the pianis
and Mrs. Norton the vocalist ant
! the affair is under the auspices o
t the Sorosis society, of the college
}, Miss Nash is we'll and favorabl,
9 known as a pianiste in this city
:, her former home, and she will ike
s Fly be greeted with good audience
g Since leaving Corvallis she has en-
t tjoyed several years abroad unde
n the instruction of able masters
: Prof. Taillandier. present head {
: the piano department. at OAC. vii
i lplay Mrs. Norton's accompaniment
al Miss Helen Holgate received
: letter few days ago from he