Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-23
Additional Local.

Welter DuMeutin began a five mouths
term of school in Aisea, yesterday. His
fl lends wish his success,
Look out for Hot Shot at Senator La
Follette's lecture, at the Opera House,
tonight, TUESDAY,. Tickets now on sale
at Graham & Wortham's.
The aSideline Club'' members of OAC
drove to Phifomath, Friday evening,
where they were entertained and taken
through the college there. A good time
is reported by the eight or ten persons
who went. .....
The Christian church boys baseball
team of Albany came over to this city.
Saturday. tor return game tn the 10
Cal niue, which goes by the name of the
'sBearers." The Albany boys call them.
selves the ''Tri mu'' nine. The game on
the local field was spirited and muth in
terest was taken, both by SPECTATORS and
cou' estants The score was 6to % in
favor of Corvallis.
In telling OF the Rebekah convention
held there last week, the Toledo Leader
says: "Miss E1a Jacobs, treasurer of the
Rebekah Assembly, and Miss Pauline
Kline, both of Corvallis, were present
and ent valuable assistance. The latter
instituted Do Good Rebekah Lodge of
Toledo, in which she still retains more
N han passing interest. The Corvallis Wis
itors upllmented the local Rebekahs
highly upon their efficiency"
Among the social events of the past
week the skating party at Corvallis on
Thursday evening was most notable. A
large party of Albary roller skating en-
thusiasts left on special train to enjoy a
few hours of pleasure on the new rink at
Corvallis. The train left at Z 80 O'Clock
and returned at an early hour Friday
morning. The managers set aside the
hours from 10 to II o'clock for the AL
bany skaters to use the rink. Rrsi tents
OF Corvallis were not permitted to SIX tie.
Herald.
IlC IOtlSCS iiiae heA OCCh pooiiS aSo
and the items that from time to time ap-
peared iu the Gazette in regard to 'cean
ing up day" in Cor .aiils, Friday, seemed
TO tail OF sheir mission in obtaining re-
suits, as but few people apparently con-
sidered their premises untidy enough to
need any attention. the draymen re-
port that only three or four loads of
trash, all told, were hauled by them,
which shows that the people are not yet
aroused on the subject of cleaning up
the citv. Ia neighboring towns, accord
ing to the various papers, there was much
more of stir along this line, as Friday
was alao "clean up day. in several other
towns.
Probably the first steps leading to
union of Congregational and United
Brethren churches in this cnuntry will be
taken here, says dispatch from Eugene,
Saturday. At a meeting of members of
the local Congregational Church last
night, it was unanimously decided to
consolidate with the local United Breth-
rem Church, aud a committee, consisting
of A. E. Wheeler, Miss Emma Violin
and Joseph Schafer was appointed to
confer with like committee to be ap-
pointed by the United Brethren Church
1t is altogether likely that the union will
take place in the immediate future. The
purpose is TO hold services in the
Congregational Church, and Rev.
George E. Mcdonald, pastor of the
United Brethren Church, will act as pas
tor of the United Church until Fail,
when he will go East tn take course in
a theological seminary.