Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-07

Henry hODlUsOu VI AiSSd was III
Corvallis on business Wednesday.
He formerly drove a truck team in
this city.
While going from Portland to
Eugene last Monday, Glenn Gardi-
ner of OAC had his pockets picked
snd $24. IS taken. He was asleep
when relieved of his coin.
The large maple trees are being
grubbed out along the east and
south sides of the block on which
the S. L. Kline cottage is being
erected.
This week E. Z. Wilson anG
Peter Callahan sold to Edward I'm
bier one lot located north of the
college. Price paid 5000 Mr..
Imbler viii soon begin tbs erection
of beautiful home to be completed
by June Is, 1907. Chas. Me-
Henry is the contractor. Spark
mau & Co. of this city made tine
deaI.
Sparkmqn & Co. negotiated
thl, week the sale Of cue lot
located north of the college to Milt
MillholIen. Messrs. Wilson & Cal
lahan were the former owners. The
price paid was $6CG. Mr.. Millhol-
len will build a modern home on
this property.
Baptist Church. Reasons
for Failure IN Christian Work"
is the subject for Sunday morn
ing, Dec. 9th. For Sunday
evening, "The Joy of Salvation
Restored" Come and worship
with Us, you will be welcomed.
Frederick w. CarSteus, pastor.
Coach Bezdeck, of the U. of O., and
Coach Norcross, of the OAC team, will
both play with the Seattle team against
Multnomah III the Christmas game
Salem Stateman.
Rev. n. H. Gibbs, pastor of the NJ. E.
church South, breaches Sunday on the
following subjects. At Il: a. m. THE
Palm Tree Christian" Att; 80 p. N.
the TRANSPORTATION of Christi
Mrs. Mary Miller and children are
very grateful to all neighbors and friends
for sympathy and aid extended during
the illness and death of little Mary Mil
Ter. These acts of kindness make the
sorrow easle to bear.
At the Christian church next Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on, The
Marks of Jesus" Evening theme; the
Evils of denominationalism."
Mr.. and Mr.. Ike Smith of Alsea ar
rived few days ago and will spend
Christmas with relatives Lear Corvallis.
Sam Whiteside has resigned his posi-
ton on the snagboat and took possession |
of his truck yesterday.
Taar9 WIS 9:..1l :. . i - ST the |
United Artisan lodge hall Wednesday |
evening, with the following result: ?.
NJ. A, II. II. Cfonise; M. A, W. Z. |
B inu; sap't Mrs. Minta Cole; iusp.. |
Hrs. S.ott; King; s8c'y, Miss Eva Starr;
treas, Levi Wooster; ST. CON, Mrs. R. c.
Wills; NJ. O., Guy Clark; Jr, con MIS-.
Rrun; field commanders, Mrs. 1ilte
Roed ami SOFT King.
Burd ana Wilbar Colt of near Oak
wife were in Corvallis yesterday, and |
they eas the roads across the river are
ii terrible shape, having been SO badly |
cut up by the gravel hauling that the |
mud is very deep. TIE Croft boys have
just finished big job of picking up
potatoes for Clyde Beach, 2500 bushels
having already been stored away. One
more day will end the job.
The Iatast raal estate transfers fled |
for record are; ". Il. Malone and wife
to w. Il. Barclay. , acres in Alsea, $20;
J. R. Sellers to Emma F. Barman, lot :
blk, >. county add, $425; c. a. Troxel
and wife 10 R B. Ward lots y & IS,
blk 20, Pniiomath, $3.50.
County court WAS il session Wednes-
day afternoon and yesterday morning,
hug nothing II speeisl Importance was
done. The usnal lTist Of. bills was
:ronnd ont and a. n, Gray, supervisor
y, tos. district No p presented the
minute OF the meeting htld IN his dis
triut for the purpose of ievying Il special
seven-milt road tax. The proceedings
were found to be correct and were ap-
proved by the court.
The fall training which has been going
on all winter under the covered track
and on the quarter mile track around
the University athletic field will be dis
continued Saturday when a try-odt meet
will be held to determine the relative
strength OF the new material that has
come into the university this year.
Am ong the freshmen who have been