The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-09
LOCAL LORE.
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TIE Comlugs and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal Men
fion and Ogber Items of
Public Interest.
Ma. Helen L Bort and
daughter peut 10 -Portia d Thurs-
syIav for > l.r'ef wiz
M =. Charles K ,hn returned to
Por,!4nd Tnur>aay sitter visit
with her meta, E. Mrs. NJ. Jacobs.
levi w o. TT is agan n part
sner in ,be c y D ay anu Trausfer
Gos'p,ny. .-
County C5erk M ses ard wife
mpan1ed rhe o. A. c. task
ball team TO Asbla I'D. Deputy
Robe rt ] ,hn-on S in charge of the
clerks office.
-Judge MvFadien left at neon
eser his Junction farm. He returns
tom orroW.
Up 10 this forenot H.. SOM thing
over l loo voters had registered.
The figures show that they are rag
~istering with more than usual
apromptn- 50.
Lyman Damon, a well-known
eccitig9n of Indepei d4nce, left toisy
fer home after visit with his SOD I,
Sam D,mon, colonel of the cadet
regiment.
-D4vis Hiestand retired from
his partnership in the steam laun.
dry. His interest has tean sold to
Charles BIsks-lee, who is sole pro-
prietor. The change took place
March 1st.
-Evangelist Frank A. Miller oI
Elgin, Ill, who is conducting the
union evangelistic meetings at The
Congregational church will give s
special talk to men at the Opers
house Sunday afternoon on "Thre'
fatal steps, There will be singing
by the male qpartette and specia
solo by M. Miller. All b Us owe
IA years invited to come with faith
ers. M. Miller will speak 10 wo
men at the Presbyterian church a
8 o'clock. He will address unio,
service OF several Of the churches a
the Presby terian at II a. 10.
The opening revival service
in the Congregat loGal church Wa
well attended. and Rev. F. A. Mil
Ter, the singing evangelist a 10
very favnrab- ifhprts-ion. His ad
dress was to Cari-Iians in part Gu
lar and dealt with the present d !,
need of secret communion will
C d, Bible study, and fami y Va r
ship. The part Of the service tina
was sp+ cially plea ssing was the # !
singing hy Mr.. Miller. He vii
sing 1T ali of the services.
The Sunday morning subj c
at the FIR, Methodist church vii
be, The Source and Experience c
True Comfort" Special evangelis
tic services will be held in tie eve
uirg. Subject, Enlarging Ou
Tenting Place At tF e same tim
of the Epworth League meeting +.
prayer and praise meeting will b
conducted by J. B Goodman in tn
basement for the older people. O
Tuesday night the Rev. T. |
Jones will be on hand to assist l
conducting the evangelistic NEE
ings.
1T is expected that whoppt
of e delegation will 60 to Albany tt
night to witness the annual intel
collegiate oratorical contest of th
state. All the delegates and nun
Der of others went over on the 1
80 and 12:4O trains, but the bi
contingent leaves at six. Most {
the excursionists will return on th
special train that is to mske th
run to Corvallis nlm ediately afte
the contest. Round trip tickets fo
the return tonight cost 50 cents an
with the privilege of returning i
the morning, seventy cents. Th
Q. 4. c. orator Is John Witty comb
and whether he wins or not, hi
friends are very sure that he vi
do his college great credit.
The parents meeting for Well
on the 18th Of March will be bel
IN the Artisau hall, the program t
begin promptly at 10 o'clock 10 th
morning. A number of Corval]i
speakers have been secured for th
occasion. and in addition there wi
be local help, The program as al
ranged is: an address by Rev. f
7. Simpson, and another by t.
Vincent, Subject "The Oldet