Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-06-30
Ia AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Emily Stevens is mere from
Gold Ht,, r4+- guest OF her niece,
Mr.. G. f. Hou.
Mrs. Bates, daughter of Woods
Jackson of this city, is here from
her home in Washington on visit
Mrs. Mary J. Grier arrived home
from Medford, Southern Oregon,
last Monday. She was visiting
married daughter.
Mr.. Foster and family took their
departure. last Monday for Eastern
Oregon. THY expect to return by
the opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Whitehead
expected TO start East yesterday.
They contemplate two or three
months visit with relatives and old
time friends.
The pastor breaches at the M. E.
Church, Sunday. Morning subject,
"The Good Mans Chief D-sire."
Evening subject: "The Cause and
Evil Effect of the Crime OF S .icide." :"
Presbyterian church-Rev. NJ. S.
Bush pastor. Bible School 10 a.
m.; worship II a. M; G.. E. meet
ing Z p. NJ. Evening service 8 p N.
subject, "In the Face Of Jesus
Christi
There will be Fourth of July
services at the Christian church
next Thursday evening. Other
services OF the day will be as usual.
At the morning service the pastor
viii give some echoes from the cor
ventlon.
Dandy, dog that has followed
the footsteps Of W. S. Linville Of
this city for nine years, is dead He
was about as well known and was
liked as well as any dog in town
and had a most winning smile and
becoming wag.
Mrs. E. J. Jones and daughters,
Mary and Alice, left yesterday
morning for KnaPpa, situated Oh
the low.r Columbia. Mr.. Jones
and sons left for that point about a
month ago. They have purchased
a large chittim ranch in that vicin-
ity.
Congregational Church. Sunday
School and Church services as usual
Evening Service will be devoted te
a Patriotic Service. "What was
Oregon like 1CO years age? Whrt
has the Fourth of July got to dc
with it? Some thoughts from tht
Fair"
Mrs. G. NJ. Wing and sor, wht
arrived in this CITY not long since
have leased the McHenry cottage
north Of the college and now consid-
er themselves permanently located
in Corvallis. e P. Wing, the son
was soldier in the Philippines. He
intends taking a course at OAC.
Ladu Bros of this city, who ar
rived from Arkansas last fall, have
just received a threshing machine
from their fcrmer home, and expect
to operate it here this season. These
gentlemen are said to be experienc
ed threshing machine men, and it is
likely they will receive share o
the work to be done in that line.
TIE Fourth and last Quarterly
Meeting, present conference year
for Corvallis and Mcfarland Charge
M. E. Church, South, will be hell
at Mcfarland Chapel, next Sun
day, July 2nd. Preaching at IL a
M. and Sp. m. by the presidin.
Elder, Rev G. L. McCausland
Quarterly Conference, Sunday at
p. m. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Theo. Cranz arris
ed in Corvallis, Wednesday, havin
sold their ranch in the Five River
country. They lycated in ths
section many years ago and hay
cleared Oft one OF the most deslrab
ranches in Lincoln county. The
go today to visit the Fair and ffol
there they expect to go to San Frar
cisco to locate in business. Mr.
Cranz is daughter Of James Wi
son, a pioneer resident Of Alsea.
Rollenberg and Cady are
their new. quarters in the Lsffert
building. That they now occuF
what are beyond doubt the fine
quarters devoted to the furlitu
and house-furnishing business
the valley is a matter of a congra
ulatoly nature. One Of the roon
in the Fisher brick heretofore ooc
pied by this firm has been deed
to the children of Mrs. E. F. Bryan
The room in question is the o
next that occupied by Henkle