The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-09-28
LOCAL LORE.
Fisher sells the Kohler & Camp

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school at 1000 a. m. Subject at
ag q. n. The Divine Guest"
At7:So p. NJ: 1.-The Two Ways"
Mrs. Andrews was called to
Portland Tuesday to be at the bed
side of her brother who underwent
z9 operation for appendicitis.
After being a guest at the
John Allen home for a week, Mr..
G.. Garrett left for Vancouver
yesterday, where he is in the federal
service.
Where can | buy a beautiful
Sohmer piano? At N. A. Eisher's.
George Brown. who has been
for several weeks confined to his
home three miles north of Corvallis
with typhoid fever, was able to be
-oa the street yesterday.
United Evangelical church.
C 7. Hurd, pastor. Subjects: a.
M "a Poor Marksman." p. m.
possibilities" Evening services
Christian Endeavor $50. p, m.
Preaching 1890 p. m.
Francis Jackson son of C.S.
Jackson, editor of the Portland
Journal and Fred Ewart son of
Architect Charles Ewart are among
tue new students at O.A.C, from
p ortland. .....--
Mrs Florence Jones. arrived
Wednesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Martha Avery, her daughter,
Mrs. H. Harris and other relatives.
Her home is at Paisley, Lake
sConnty. ..---.
congregational churc
Sunday school at 1000 worship
aud sermon 400 a. m. Christian
eu3eavor at $50. Vespers and
Sermon at 7:3o.
"A new Cecilian piano player, at a
snap. Fishers Music Store.
Mr.. D. F Spangler of Santa
Auna, California, died suddenly of
heart failure. September the gath
Mr. Spangler was a brother of J. A.
Spangler of this city and was
formerly resident Of Tangent,
Linn County.
Presbyterian church, VI. S.
Bush, Pastor. Bible school 1000
a. N. Worship 11:co a. m. Subject;
Love An Over Match For Law"
&C. e. meeting $40 Pm. Evening
service at 1890 subject, Your
Masters Feet"
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway
was in town Tuesday. enroute to
her home in Portland from Newport
where she attended the Oregon Press
Association meetings. She visited
the college and made brief address
in chapel.
The chapel car in which re-
Iigioas meetings have been held
at the Southern Pacific station for
the past four weeks, left Wednes-
day for Wells, where the work con-
Quoted at Corvallis will be contin-
ued- Rev. Hermiston breaches in
the Corvallis Baptist church, morn
dGg and evening, next Sunday.
Mrs. P. o. Wilson and her
daughter Minnie left yesterday for
a visit of "a year with Mrs. Bell
in New York. Mrs. Wilson
is the widow of the late B. w.
Wilson, who was clerk of Benton
county for 80 consecutive years.
She is one of the pioneer women
OF Corvallis and a most estimable
lady.
Letters from The Dalles re-
late that Mrs. Louise Cooper. who
underwent surgical
for appendicitis, is rapidly
recovering her health. She is now
able to walk and has written that
she.9and her husband expect to ar
rixe-in Corvallis in about two weeks /
for brief visit, while enroute to
California, where Mr.. Cooper is to
return to the service as a civil |
engineer in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific Company.
Mrs. Crosby Davis gave an
to twenty lady friends
Friday. Among those present were,
Mrs. w. G. Dagis and, Mrs.
Charles Lee, Mrs Lafferty, Mrs.
S. N. Wilkins, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs.
Harper, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. Lake, Miss. Kline, Mrs.
Alien, Mrs. McKellips, Mrs.E. +.
-Pernot, Mrs. Jacobs and Miss. Jacobs,
The meeeing of the Eastern
Star lodge Tuesday evening was
made the occasion of farewell re-
ception by the order to Mrs. P. O..
Wilson and Mrs. F.A. Helm, both
of whom are leaving Corvallis for
extended sojourns abroad. Features
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