The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-10
LOCAL LORE.
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Don't forget that special prices
are being given on Studeb aker We
hic1es at Huston S.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Wilhelm Of
Monroe. were visitors in Corvallis
Thursday.
There will be service at
Plymouth at 800 Sunday after
noon.
Services as usual Sunday even
ing at the M. E. church. Also in
stallation of Epworth League Off
GERS.
Miss Lettie Wicks has arrived
from Portland, where she went for
medical treatment.
Mrs. F. E. Smith and son,
Kenneth, arrive today from Sa-
lem for a visit with relatives
Miss Fay Wisecarver of Nc
Minnville, arrived yesterday, for
Commencement visit with Corval
lis friends.
Corvallis day at the Lewis and
Clark, fair is June 5th.-Buy your
linen suits, straw hats, Oxford
shoes, shirt waists, ,parasols, Lewis
and Clark ties, suit cases, for the
excursionists at Kline's. Store
will be open Wednesday evening
until g.
One of the most enjoyable
dancing parties of the season was
given in Fisher hall Tuesday eve
ming by the Carmencita Dancing
Club. About twenty five couples
participated in the pleasures of the
evening.
Mrs. Charles w. Adams ac-
companied by her daughters Essie
and Dorothy, returned Wednesday
after ten weeks sojourn in Cali.
fornia.
AT the Christian church to-
morrow the o'clock service, will
be adjourned and pastor and people
will attend the baccalaurate sermon
at the college. In the evening at
p. m. Children S day will be OBJ
served by an appropriate program
by the children entitled Lighting
the world" The pastor will
preach 10 minute sermon to the
children on ''The boy that helped
Jesus
The following students will
take part in the program to be CIV
en- by the Vocal department next
Monday at p. N. in College chap
Ell: Solos by Misses Carrie Buchan-
an, Gertrude McBee, Maybelle
Ready, Agnes wonder HELEN, Ed
ma Allen, Una Stewart, Mrs. F. l..
Miller, E. R. Hughes. Duets, by
Misses Phillips and McBee; ]. C.
Knapp and c. A. Ing1e; Misses
Heron and Ready. Quartette,
Misses Cooper, Allen, Stewart and
McBee.
Lieut., Quinlan has received
the following letter from President
Goode of the Lewis and Clark Fair:
II take pleasure in expressing to
you the thanks of the Exposition
management for the excellent
part taken by the cadets of the
Oregon Agricultural College in the
parade and ceremonies incidental to
the opening Of the Exposition on
Thursday, June 1st. The splendid
appearances of your cadet body was
most favorably commented upon by
the vice president and other dis
tinguished visitors, which was a
source of keen qualification to the
people of the state.
1t was a man with a hoe.
The sun shone warm. With infn-
ite patience and considerable flow
OF persp1rat1on, he was applying
the hoe in an effort to clear away
the weeds and grass in the street
next the sidewalk. 1t all looked
good to passersby and they re-
marked as how the example ought
to be followed. What if every
body in town would do the same
thing. they remarked as they pass
ed on. In a little while by such
means what a transformation could
be worked in the appearance Of
things. The spot where all this
happened was at the Congregation.
al church, and evidence of the work
is there to be seen and the neatnes IS
of the environment still stands as
proof of all the foregoing. The
man with the hoe was Rev. Green.