Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-08
The date for Mrs. MarshalI's re-
cital has been fixed at June 18th.

Icital has been fixed at June 18th.
The ladies of the Coffee Cub
gave a dance on Wednesday even
ing, which was an enjoyable affair.
H. L. Hall has accepted a pos
| ition in the r. III. Huston hardware
store, and began work Wednesday.
6. A. Robinson returned yestel-
day from McMinnviile where he
went to attend a Baptist conference.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Marcus E. Gragg
and Miss Ruby Jackson, both of
Benton county.
Miss Floy Hawley was in Cor
wallis Wednesday, on her way
home to Bellefountain from a
brief visit in Albany.
James Andrews, who recently
sold his property on college hill to
Mr.. Sprague, left Wednesday with
his family for Portland to reside.
Mrs. Condra moved Wednesday
to the home of her brother, S w
Holmes, and the house vacated bv
her will be occupied by Mrs. Susan
Starr.
Lee Kennedy, who formerly liv-
ed in this city, returned to Port
land, Wednesday, after having
visited several days in Corvallis and
Summit.
At their last meeting the order
of Washingtors had a big
time, with the initiation of II can
didates, banquet and other fea-
lures of entertainment.
At the M. E. church South, Sun
day at s p. %. subject of sermon:
"Christ The Way, the Truth, the
Lite" No services at IL on acc punt
of the annual sermon at College.
Henry Price arrived home We'd
nesday from Seattle and will visit
Eugene in search of location. If
be finds nothing to suit him better
he will return to SEATTLE, taking
his family with hiu.
Mrs. General Thorp has been ap-
pointed, by me department presi-
dent, to take charge of the musical
program of the w. R. G. of the G.
A. R. at its next me Getting, which
will be at Grants Pass the 21st and
22nd inst.
Bellefountain is to celebrate on
July 4th, according to telephone
message from there yesterday. The
celebration will take place on the
camp ground, and it is the intention
to make it a successful and inter-
esting affair.
At the United Evangelical
church, Sunday school at ten but
no preaching service in the morn
ing on account of the Baccalaureate
sermon at the Armory. The regu-
lar evening service will be held.
Subject of sermon, "Either Thie or
Upon This" c. T. Hurd, pastor.
Mrs. A. L. Knisley and Mrs. G.
NJ. McKellips gave an afternoon"
Wednesday, at the home of the
former on college hill. Their
guests included all of the ladies of
the faculty and number of others.
A feature of entertainment was a
photograph guessing contest. The
occasion was very enjoy able for all
present.
About a dozen families n Eighth
street have formed a neighborhood
society and propose to keep their
premises more clean and orderly
hereafter. 1t is the idea to pav a
nominal fee into a general fund
which will be used for paving for a
team to haul away all trash,
twice a year that may be collected
bv the members on their premises.
The idea is free and can be copied.
There will be 10 services at the
NJ. E. church Sunday morning on
account OF the services at the Ar
mory. Sunday school and Ep-
worth League at usual hour. In
the evening the pastor will deliver
an especial address to the college
graduate members of this congrega-
ton and their friends, selecting for
his subject, personality Abreast
the World"
Mrs. J. Fred Yates entertained
her young men boar ders and their
lady friends Tuesday evening at her
home. The amusement was whist,
aud delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were: Misses
Rose Ingram, Anna Steidl, Kiser,
Anna Brinkley, Grace Wilson,
Irene Sproat, Ada Mcdonald and