The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

Public Interest.
Services az Plymouth Sunday |
at 3 O'Clock. |
Rev. and Mrs. Handsaker are
IN Eugene attending the bedside of
the formers father, who is seriously
i'll.
-"Children' Day Service will
be observed at the NJ. E. church.
South, Sunday at II a. NJ. AT s
p. u. the regular church service.
Miss Vera Chambers entertain
ed the High school class at her
home Saturday evening. Dainty
refreshments wete served, and all
present had delightful lime.
j. A. Gukey has received
4 telegram announcing the death Of
his youngest brother who was accl-
dentally killed while engaged in
bridge work on the Northern Pacif-
ic railroad in Washington.
On Decoration Day there will
be the usual services in the ceme-
terry at Monroe. The services will
begin at eleven o'clock, and will
consist of speaking, music aud 9th
-.er exercises.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed at the clerks Office by
the congregation of the Church of
God. Ihe incorporators are. E.
A Morgan, J. J. Cady and w. P.
Darby. The church is located in
Jobs addition.
The Memorial sermon to the
Grand Army Post will be preached
by Rev. E. F. Green in the Con-
gregational church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. The members of
the G. A. R. Post and W. R. G.
will attend in body. The public
is earnestly invited to attend.
United Evangelical church.
Sunday morning subject, "Our Du
ties Toward God," the first of
series Of sermons on the Ten Com
.rnandments. Evening subject,
What Our Flag Stands For" a
service in anticipation of Memorial
Day. c. 7. Hurd, pastor.
Congregational chuicn. The
morning service will be devoted to
the Grand Army and Woman's
Relief Corps. Sermon and music
appropriate to the occasion. Even
ing sermon at 8, The One Word
that Ruins Thousands. What is
it?"
The ladies of the Congregation,
al church held their regular month
ly missionery meeting at the home
of Mrs. Martha Burnett, Wednes
day afternoon. Mrs. R. J. Nichols
presided and led the devotional ex-
'ercises. Mrs. Emile Pernot assist
ed in entertaining. There were vo.
cal solos by Mrs. c. E. Peterson,
aud Miss Hettie Lilly; a paper by
Mrs. F. Berchtold and a reading by
Miss Campbell. There was re-
port of the association meeting held
at Albany. Light refreshments
were served
Within the past few days sew
enteen cream separalors have been
taken into that section of country
embracing Lobster, Five Rivers
and lower part Of Alsea. Many
ranCLe's in these localities are pre-
pairing TO enter a branch of the
dairying industry and there is con-
siderable competition for their pro-
duct. Tie cream is brought to
Corvallis by wagon, in some in
stances nearly 90 miles, aud it may
be disposed oi here or shipped by
rail 10 other points.
A new crean2ry company has
been organized in Corvallis. The
papers are being prepared for pur-
poses Of incorporation. The off.
GERS are, Guy Seeley, president, ].
7. Creson, vice president, and B.
3. Arnold, secretary and treasurer.
The name of the new establishment
IS TO be the Corvallis Ice and Butter
Company. The machinery for the
creamery has been ordered and the
building is in preparation. 1t is to
be located at the present ice works
owned by Seeley, Creson and Ar
mold, and Is to be an addition to
that establishment.
Prof. H. T. French visited old
Corvallis friends on Tuesday, being
a guest at the L. F. Wilson home.
He was i'll the Willamette Valley
buying goats. of which he is taking
a carload to Idaho for experimental
purposes The university of Ida
ho Of which ne is director of the
experiment station, is much handi.
capped this year by the loss of its
administration building which was
destroyed by fire in the winter.
The building is to be rebuilt. and