Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-28

lntendents, Including county snperinten-
deLte. principals and city principals.
The mefiiIe g is for the purpose of taking
up the snl ject of school legislation and
other school questions.
N A. Fisher wants to trade an
organ 70, horse. 80
Henry Cummings, the popular RID
carrier. is enjoying Is days vacation,
and during his period of idleness his
wife will carry the mail for Uncle Sam
Mr.. Cummings will go to Suver in a few
DAYS to visit his sister and to be johnny
on the spots' when the China pheasant
season opees
Presbyterian church. NJ. S. Bush. pas
tor. Bible School 10 a. m.; Worship Ii
a. m. subje t: "Love An Over Match For
Law" G. E. meeting $50 p. m. Even
ing servire at 7:30, subject: "Your Mas
ter's Feet"
Zonophone records, 40 cents each
at n A Fishers Music Store. Sc
A carload of brick was shipped few
davs ago hv W c. Corbett to parties in
Brownsville, The Corvallis brick yard
has done the largest business this year of
ever in its history, and shipments have
been made to various points. all of which
goes to show that Corvallis is forging
ahead.
Anyone desiring to secure tags for tag
ging deer hides in order to make affida-
Wit, can secure same from Clerk T. T
Vincent. The tags were received yester-
day.
Ten hunters licenses were issued
Tuesday and FIVE more on Wednesday,.
to date to 246.
Mrs. J. Frank Hall and little son left
Tuesday for their home in Albion, Wash,
after a three weeks visit with Benton
>and Polk couaty relatives.
The route of the Corvallis and Eastern
extension from Yaquina TO Newport is
being mapped out and as nearly as possi-
BILE will follow the course of the bay.
The passenger depot will be established
on First street, in Newport, and the
freight depot and train yards will be To-
Gated at Olsenville, about a quarter cf a
mile up the bay from Newport. A
wharf will also be built at Olsenville.
Work will be begun on the exte 1sion as
soon as pos IDLE Telegram.
Next Sunday will be rally day ct the
Christian Church. A special program
is being prepared for the Sunday School.
At IL O'Clock paster T. S. Handsaker will
preach on "Tne Christian Soldier" The
evening theme will be, 1.-The Great Sal
vation" Christian Endoavor at 80.
Elmer Taylor, who is suffering with
typhoid fever at the home of his sister,
Mrs. 'irler, in this city, is getting along
as well as could be expected. A trained
nurse from Good Samaritan hospital,
Portland, is at the bedside. Walter Tay.
lor, brother, who was so low with the
fever at B~llefountain is now able to sit
up.
The conference of the NJ. E. church,
South, will convene in this city next
Thursday, October4. Besides the Bishop,
DR.. Lam beth, Secretary of Missions. Dr..
Hammond, Secretary of Education Dr..
Lamar, Book Agent; DR.. Vaughn. Edit
or of the Advocate and other notables
will be in attendance. An important
gathering. All are cordially invited to
be present and after the business NEE ing
see how We iu. *.at We do. and in what
spirit it will he done. P. A. Moses. On
behalf of the Cohfprence and the men-
bership.
George II. Hines of Portland, secre-
tary of the Oregon Pioneer Association
and assistant secretary and curator OF
the Orego, Historical Society, paid
friendly visit to Corvallis yesterday.