The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-11

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IN the north west part of town.
Miss Isabel Whitby is to leave
for Portland, to enter the
Radium Institute for treatment.
Subject of sermon at the M. E.
South, Sunday at II a. m.
''Divine Sonship." At 8 p. NJ,
Following Christ"
Misses Letha Patton and Ma
mie Stevens of Albany are expected
at the home of M. M. Davis and
family tomorrow.
Worship and sermon at the
Congregational church at II a m.
Evening sermon, the second in the
series of successes in life, "The
Farmer"
Logs for the Corvallis sawmills
are rolling in quite lively from the
west. A dozen car loads have ar
rived within the past week.
United Evangelical church. c.
T. Hurd, pastor. Regular services.
subject 1.-The Second
Coming" Service at 8 o'clock.
j. NJ. Porter is having a 60
foot cement walk laid in front of his
property at Second and Madison
H. Bier has the contract
and everything is about ready for
placing the cement. ii
Bob Vidito and Harry Wag-
goner went to Aisea Wednesday
morning on a fishing expedition.
The boys have such a reputation as
fishermen that, however successful,
they will scarcely meet the de-
mands of expectant friends.
Subject for Sunday morning at
M. E. church, ''The Ministry Of
the Task" Evening, "The Chris
tian in Politics. Prelude, "The
Crefield of Society,"
The date of the Ridders picnic
is announced as May 10th. These
picnics are an annual event in Ben
ton county and always attract an
immense crowd.
Subject at the Christian church
Sunday morning, "The Lords
Prayer" In the evening there
will be a special evangelistic ser
vice, subject, ''Pilate's Question -
Special music.
Tuesday, Mrs. B. A. Cathey
and Miss Marie, are to leave fol
Portland, enroute to the East
They will visit Rev. F. L. Moore
and family in Chicago, and from
there go to Missouri and Iowa fol
a two months visit with. relatives
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Amber
started out for days pleasure triI
Wednesday, when upon reaching
Philomath they received a tele
phone from Corvallis stating that F;
cablegram had come for Mrs. Am
bier, conveying the news of th'
sudden death of a sister in England
The annual meeting of th,
stockholders of the Independent
Telephone company was held Wed
nesday night in the company's off
ice in the Zierolf building, and th
old board of directors was re elect
ed. w. D. DeVarney of Portland
was present at the meeting.
"A three days rose fair is a bi,
event that is being planned by tn
ladies of the Presbyterian church
The fair will be held in the Oper
house as soon as the roses reacl
their highest state of perfection
probably the last of May or early ii
June. 1t is said that extensiv
! preparations are being made.
| Miss Mabel Stova1l of Philc
math was a Corvallis visitor yester
day. She stated that her brother
Dennis H. Stovall, has retired fror
newspaper work at Grants Pass
and now devotes his entire time
literary work. With his wife, b
expects to visit in Corvallis mex
month and attend the o. A. c
commencement.
| Rev. and Mrs. Handsake
have moved this week into the K
ger house just west of the Black
ledge dwelling. Rev. Handsake
has been for some time in Lincol
county. He will fill the pulpit {
the Christian church, this city
again this year, having served a
pastor here one year in the pas
Many friends welcome him back
Corvallis.