Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-15
LOCAL AND Personal

take ia the sights at the fair.
A number of young people are
planning to dance in Fishers Hall
tonight.
Prof. Mordauut Goodnough ar
rived home from Portland, Tuesday
evening.
Prof. Taillandier, of OAC, went
to Portland, Wednesday, on busl-
ness. He expected 10 return home
yesterday.
Grant Elgin and wife went to
Portland Wednesday, and will
spend a week or longer sightseeing
at the Fair.
Gene Simpson took a spin down
the creek Tuesday for the express
purpose, we are informed, OF having
a look at the pen Of pheasants at
the Fair.
Tuesday, Miss Mary Thompson
returned home from the coast.
where she mad passed the last two
months, She intends returning to
the bay again in very short time.
A. S. Buchanan and wife are ex-
pected to arrive in Corvallis, Sat-
urday from New York for a visi'
with relatives. Mr.. Buchanan is
brother of County Treasurer Buch-
anan.
Mrs. E. F. Green, teacher of
voice in the OAC, will return from
Seattle on Monday, and will meet
her pupils on Tuesday morning.
Anyone who wishes to make ar
rangements on Monday can do so
with Miss Edna Allen, who will be
in the chapel to meet pupils.
Sherman Chappell reached Cor
Wallis Tuesday evening after having
spent a week in the Yachats
country with number of friends
on a hunting ard fishing trip. The
party secured nothing in tue way
of game, but they caught about
$50 pounds of very fine salmon.
The Gazette force the past few
days has been feasting from about
IA pounds of ierked venison gener-
ously furnished by DR.. Cathey,
who, in company with his son,
Collie, and Mike Bauer, returned
last Saturday from a weeks hunt
ing trip in the vicinity of Cascadia.
It is we'll to have friends.
Sunday September II, 1905,
Congregational Church Sunday
school at 1000; Worship and SER
mon at HOO; Christian Endeavor
$50; Worship and sermon at 80.
The pastor of the First Methodist
church, Rev. G. Fl. Feese, has very
kindly consented to conduct the
services both morning and even
ing and to preach at each service.
Please observe the changed time of
the evening meetings.
A few days ago Charlie Small
purchased Of W. o. Trine a fancy
bred twc-year-old filly. She is a
Broad Heart and won first prize at
= the state Fair year ago over all
coast horses. Her sire is Coer d.
'Alene and her dam Queen Alene.
Mr.. Trine brought her to this city
when he accepted position at the
college and at the same time he
possessed many other fancy
bred horses. They are all for sale
now at very low figures.
The Rev. E. T. Simpson, who
was fol maby years Rector of All
Saints Church, Portland. Oregon
has accepted call to the Rector
ship of the Good Samaritan church
of this city for the ensuing year
the ia mily will occupy the rectory
taking possession on Friday, The
18th inst. The Rev. Simpson is {
most eloquent speaker, and thor
oughly devoted to his work. Ser
vices will be held every Sunday a
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. nj. A mos
cordial invitation is extended to all
Miss Florence James, a nice, o
Mrs. E. F. Green, who has beer
visiting here, received telegram
calling her back to Pittsburg
where she has been elected to 6ll
file position as pianist. Mis-
James has made many friends dur
ing her stay here, and it is mucl
regretted that her departure came
SO early. She left Wednesday fo
= Chic 'go, then Pittsburg. Rev. 'ant
Mrs. Green accompanied her as ia
as Portland on their way to Seattle
Mrs. James will remain some tim
longer with Mrs. Green.
It is not an uncommon thing t
hear people who have been to th
Fair to say that they possessed thi
or that thing that was better tha
they saw at the Exposition. Thi
may all be true, but why are no
these chest" things at the Fair
Take our own county booth--jus
now vegetables are greatly desire
hv the manaoement. Such thino