Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-08
DIR. James Withycombe has been
Portland visitor this week.

Salem.
! Mrs. A. J. Johnson has been
suffering with very severe attack
of neuralgia in the face this week.
Services at the Episcopal church,
| Sunday, at the usual hours Ali
welcome. J. w. Armstrong, rector.
Presbyterian ladies' market, Sat-
urday, all day, at F. L. MiIler's
store. 81
Mrs. Marie Leveck returned to
her home at Lewisviils, Tuesday,
after a visit with Corvallis relatives.
Prof. Carroll Cummings expects
to go to Salem today to remain un-
til the first of the week with rela-
tives.
Miss Ava Glass has returned to
her home IN Brownsville, after
visit of several weeks with Mrs. w.
g. Swami.
Mrs. Leila Abrams left yesterday
for her home at Charlottesville, af-
ter spending a week at tie home of
her brother, W. c. Swami.
Mrs. Charles Small has returned
from Portland, where she underwent
slight surgical operation last week.
Sne Is mucn improved 10 ne4lth.
Daniel Taylor and family arrived
few days ago from North Dakota
to spend the winter ia Corvallis.
Mr.. Taylor is al uncle of } F.
Tyler of this city.
On account of the heavy DOWN
pour of rain last Friday, the Senior
aud Junior football game was post
poned. 1t takes place today on the
OAC field and will no doubt be
great contest
They have more doors than any
thing else at Waldo Hall this week,
d carload having arrived for this
handsome building. Contractor
Shook expects to complete the Hall
by the last of next week.
A. S. Tavener and family, who
intended to come to Corvallis this
fall to locate, have pu. chased a
place at MeIrose, Southern Oregon,
and have decided to remain there.
The scaffoldipg has been remov-
ed and work is going on at b lively
rate on the new front at kline's
store. 1t is a very artistic piece of
work and the improvement is one
that adds very much to the appear
ance of Main street.
Governor Cham berlain continues
to declare each day, as it comes, a
legal holiday, in the hope of aiding
in tiding o.er the difficulty in the
money market. 1t is indeed a
peculiar condition of affairs, and
the general query is, when will it
end and how?
A subject of deep interest to
thoughtful peopls is "The Power of
Personal Influence" and this will
be discussed Sunday morning at
the United Evangelical church by
c. T. Hurd. In the evening his
topic will be "Center or Circumfer-
snce." Everybody welcome.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
church, Sunday morning and eve.
ming, by the pastor, Rev. J. R. N.
Bell. The morning topic will be
"The Two Lives" evening topic,
Determination, not Faint-hearted-
ness" All made welcome. The
doors of the church will be open for
the reception of members.
According to the Capital Journal
the following is the OAC bask etball
schedule Of games for the season:
OAC VS.. Dallas, Dec. 13, at Dallas;
OAC vs.. Salem Y. M. G. A., Dec.
20, at Salem; OAC VS.. W. u. Jan.
II, at Corvallis; OAC vs. W. u,
Jan. 81, at Salem; OAC VS.. Salem
Y. M. c. A., Feb. Is, at Corvallis;
OAC vs.. Dallas, Feb. 81, at Corval-
lis.
Chester Coffey, the photographer,
believes that Cor Wallis is a olive"
town. He stood near the First
National panx one day this week
with his came era trained on the new
Benton County bank, Of which a
picture was desired. He waited
patiently for chance to press the
button when there were no people
passing in front or along side of the
new bank, but it was hopeless
case. Crowds came and went and
Mr.. Cofey's patiencs must have
been worn to frszzle before he &C.
com plished his object