Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

pleasant visitor in Corvallis Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary Bryson and Miss
Agnes Wilson were Albany visitors
Wednesday.
E. E. Switzer and Hal Taylor,
of Blodgett, were in Corvallis Tues
day on business.
Will Horning and wife departed
for Portland Wednesday on a ten
days visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Murphy
have been attending the Brownsville
pioneer picnic this week.
Bert Bowersox of Albany, an old
time Corvallis boy, was renewing
acquaintances in this city Tuesday.
Homer Lilly and family moved
this week onto the Lilly farm near
Wrenn, where they will hereafter re-
side.
Misses Carrie and Lulu Briggs
have arrived from Kansas for an
extended visit with their cousin,
Mrs. A. l.. Knisely.
Rev. E. f. Green returned home
from Eugene Tuesday evening,
where he had been to address con-
ference of young people.
Clyde Trapp, formerly of Corval-
lie, was in this city Tuesday. He
is engaged in the general mercnan-
disc business near Waterville, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosier who arrived
a few days ago from Seaside, now
occupy the Miss Smell cottage.
Mr.. Mosier is the new clerk at
Nolan's.
Among others in attendance at
the pioneer picnic at Brownsville
this week are, Mrs. Mcmahon and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Irvine,
and Fred Cooper.
Services at the M. E. Church,
South Sunday at IL, A. NJ. and 8,
T. M. Subject of morning sermon:
IAN microscopy Prayer of St. Paul"
Evening. "RegeneraIi,n."
R. K. Habershan, chief engineer,
and j. HI. Stevens, superintendent
of bridge building on the G. & E |
were in Corvallis Wednesday,, on
business for the company.
Mrs. A. c. Danneman aud fam
lily moved this week into the Gar
rett Long house. Mr.. Long ard |
son viii! take rooms elsewhere.
there b.ing only the two members
in the family.
Harold Wilkins left Wednesday
for Portland to enter a business col
lege for three months course. He
Will slso take music, and improve in
every way possible during his So
journ in that city.
United Evangelical Church, C.
T. Hurd, pastor--Regular services
Sunday. Morning subject, The
True Sabbath and its Proper Oh
servance." Evening suhiect; "A
Queenly Woman"
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
John F. Miller of Seattle was in
Corvallis Tuesday and Wednesday.
in the interest of the prosecution of
George H. Mitchell, whose trial be-
gins at Seattle next Monday.
Current gossip is to the effect
that cupid has been playing havoc
with many young and tender hearts
IN Corvallis, this spring, and that
wedding rings will be in demand jn
quantities, ere long. A double we'd
ding is one of the events spoken OF
in whispers by the ''informed".
Presbyterian Church, NJ. S. Bush.
pastor--Bible School at 10 a. No.;
worship, IL a. m., subject, "Th4
Mind of God;" c. E. meeting with
special program, 7 p. m. Chi!-
dren's service at s p. a., with illus
tratsd sermon and chalk talk, sub
Jeci, The Innkeeper and the
Spice"
A spark from the fue lodged on
the roof of the Kaupisch creamery
Tuesday afternoon and blaze !
sprang up, At that iuncture, n. 0. ,
Dodge, of Monroe, happened to pass
by and gave the alarm. By the
use of few buckets of water what
would have undou otedly been an /
ugly fire. was averted. {
Tonight, in the NJ. E. church, :
Mrs. Alics B. Marshall will demon
strate her skill as one of the most !.
brilliant pianists that has ever ap- '
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