Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-30
Additional Local.

The Christian church was packed Sum
day evening with an audience that show
ed intense interest in the subject of con-
version as presented by Rev. Handsaker.
There wers five additions to the church
during the day. The REVIVAL continues
during the coming week. Subject to-
night, Baptism"
There will be Mothers Meeting" at
the Reading Room. Thursday. Nov. 1, at
3 p. NJ. All women of the town will be
cordially welcomed.
DIR. Lowe the oculo. opticion will be in
Hotel Corvallis Thursday and Friday of
this week. Consultation fres.
Mrs. F. L. Miller was hostess alta very
enjoyable Afternoon" Saturday. There
were fifty guests and each was requested
to bring her thimble. Upon rival a
china doll was given to each lady, with
material for dressing the same, and after
much jolity and happy conversation the
dolls were all suitably clad. Then it
was that Mrs. Miller surprised the COM
pany with the announcement that the
occasion was in celebration of her Goth
wedding anniversary and that each guest
was to retain the china doll she had
dressed as 'schina'' souvenir. Dainty
refr eshments concluded this very unique
and pleasant affair."
At the meeting of the Coffee Club yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Alice B. Marshall,
the pianist, gave number of selections
which were very much enjoyed by the
ladies'. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant. afternoon was spent.
''Ihis box contains the remains OF DIR.
E. III. Taylor. 1t is in care of S. N.
Wilkins. coroner, and if not removed at
once the authorities will take charge OF
it," was the statement contained in a
typewrittenepotice that adorned one Size
of plain wooden box about six feet long
DR.. Taylor stairway on Main sire ct
Many passerby stopped and read at
| first with horror, to turn away finally
| with broad grin, as the work OF q
practical joker was discovered.
Rev. Boggess. who is teacher in the
Pacific University....at Forest Grove, oc-
| cupied the pulpit at the Congregations
church SUNDAY morning and delivered a
| splendid saddress. Prof. Taillandier was
oh 0f hn oh
organist for the occasion. The choir
| rendered beautiful anthem and the
days services throughout were very
impressive.
Mavor A. j. johnson and daughter
Miss Zeeta, were to arrive last night from
| trio to Seattle, where the former went
to dispose of some property which he had
on the market in that city, and the latter
to visit old friends. They have been
absent ten days.
In most spectacular game Saturday
afternoon on the University campus al
Seattle the University of Washington
played scoreless game with team from
the Oregon Agricultural College. Fully
1,500 people watched the game. while
400 organized rooters clamored in vair
for touchdown. Only luck, however
saved OAC from an adverse score. as For.
sythe, OF Washington, tried beautiful
place kick from the j33-yard line ane
struck goal post, the ball rolling out
side. Washington excelled in stroni
line. while OACwa better in the bacl
f sld, though the Oregonians were mater.
tally weakened by Lorney being forced Il
quit. Bragdon, at the right end, was th'
star for the varsity, and Pendergrass
Dobbin and Wolf saved the day for OAC
I-Oregonian.