Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Porter were
in Aloar y attending business the
first Of the week.
the First Spiritual Union of Cor
va l's will hold services in Barrett
Lvce um on Sunday at 8 p. NJ. A
cordial invita- ion to everyone.
Miss Lulu Spangler, who has
been in Oregon City for. some time,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. l..
Porter, is expected to arrive home
this evening.
The total receipts of the chicken
pie dinner given last week by the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church, mounted to $72, and the
ladies are very well pleased indeed.
Last Tuesday night the bank at
Lebanon, Or, was robbed. The
safe was cracked and something
like $4,000 stolen. So far as known
there is no clue to the identity of
the safe crackers.
| Tuesday the state senators passed
resolution to adjourn sine die not
later than 6 o'clock p. NJ. Friday
night, February II. They also
gave vote of thanks to, and ex-
pressed confidence in United States
Senator John II. Mitchell.
The drill hour at OAC has been
changed back to the old hour, just
after chapel, at noon. Recently the
regiment drilled at 4 O'Clock in thu
afternoon, but this was unsatisfac-
tory and the time of drill was
changed back in conformity with
the former schedule.
Wednesday, Miss Kate Teideman,
of this city, went to 4 ortland, and
it is understood that she will reside
there permanently. Miss Teide-
man is niece of Mrs. Philip Phile
and has resided with her aunt in
; this city for many years, She is
an estimable young lady and many
friends wish her well in her new
home.
Supt. G. w. Denman is holding
/ teachers examination this week.
There are twenty-five applicants fol
papers; two for state papers arc
twenty three for county. Prof. O.
-iV. White, of Philomath, and Prof
: N. Tartar, of this city, are assisting
Supt. Denman in the work of ex
animation. Exams" will be con
: cluded tomorrow.
l J. W. Iugle, Il this city, expects
t to depart for San Francisco som'
s time next week, for the purpose o
4 transacting some business. Befor'
0 he departs, however, he intends tt
y start workmen at the task of re
modelling the Free Reading Room
E building on Main street. A shor
time back Mr.. Ingle purchased tnis
: property and is now going to hav
it fitted up for bis harness business
3 Yesterday, Bert Yates, of thi
t city, went to Buena Vista, in re
e sponse to a request that he pla,
Q baritone there with the band las
night. Bert was not informed posi-
@ lively regarding the occasion of tn
band concert, but thought it llkel,
> to be in some manner connect
with big dance. He expects to e
:, to Independence today to transac
some business and will return hom
J tomorrow.
Il About week ago one of M. Elk
a horses was kicked by its mate an
: had a leg broken. Mr. Elk sum
e moned aveterinary surgeon from Al
It bany and had the animals leg Sc
: and placed in a plaster paris cas-
The horse seemed to be doing al
right for day or two and then il
d some manner the leg got out of tn
= cast and it was found necessary
Il shoot the animal last Monday. ]
. was an animal of considerable value
Y Miss Emma G. Logan, of King
e Valley, is visiting at the home of he
It niece, Mrs. Will Horning, this week
IS While here she is taking the stat
:. teachers examination, although sh
3 is a teacher of experience, holdin
10 diplomas which she earned in th
r East. She is at present teache
in Kings Valley, but under the o.
egon law, must take the state ex
I, animation before she is allowed I
"a teach under other than a speci.
u permit.
le Presbyterian church-Rev. N
y S. Bush, pastor. Bible school ]
= a. M, preaching II a. m. by Re,
le DR.. Harsha, subject, Seeing tt
to Invisible" G. E. meeting at
p p. m. The Union Evangelist
lg services will be held in the Opel