Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-03

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haH ysass n ehafss Of the southera Pc
esfs.pepot il this city, has resigned and
6ne longer q the employ Of the railroad.
His piseS 1t the depot is filied for the
pesssut by David Thompson Of Forest
0sovssswho sstivSd sTnssdsy. .tsJusa whe
tAsfesuiaf .easnt' VII Be is'net yet de-
tsRminsd. ~. sFAsmse iiass bssn iu'ths
service .oi the rsilrcsd company for 81
ysarss insAhe espacity of pperatos and
agent. having begun his caresr ct Turn
En- Hs,has beld positions as Shsdds
Harrisbure. Rosebura, Riddles oaklaSd.
md Wolfe Greek, spending ten years at
the latter place. During his seven years.
service in Corvallis he-hss ever bseu .
codrtsous and obiisinke official. and. his
sssiniable fsmilv,have Ftn = wide circle
Of friends in this city who earnestly
hopethat they NAV remain here. M.
Farmers plans for the future are not
public. but he will spend some time In
taking . much needed rest. -..,.s
FOR SALE OR RENT-store buildiuq
on corner of Third and Jefferson streets.
Ind. Phone $50. Mrs. C. W. Younp.
h, 3stf
Next Monday at Pullman, Washington,
the OAC debating team will meet the
Washington State College. The question
is:l "R Resolved that the Monroe Doctrine
Should be Disbanded' 81 part of the
Permanent Policy of the United States. %
The sOAC team is made up of Csrl Clark.
of Portland, Roysl Sslleck, of Wasco
cenntv. and Mark ". Weatherford, of
olax. Gillian county,. All ara members
OF TIE senior claes and have had experi-
ence in this line of work. sOAC has the
negative OF the question and there is
strong hope that this bright young trio
will carry eff the laurels for OAC.
Quite large number of young people
from this city "took in" the Norris &
Rowe circus at ALBANY. Wednesday eve
n ing, driving down in private convey
ances. .,
The services at the Congregational
church, next Sunday, will be: 10 a. M.
Sunday School; IL, preaching by the
pastor, A. W. Nonosmith. Topic,
"Christ's Estimate of the Individual .,
7 p. m, Christian Endeavor; 8, evening
service. Subject, essen tials of Disci-
pleship." A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Preaching at the PRESBYTERIAN church,
Sunday morning and evening. by the
nastor, Rev. J. R. N. Bell. Morning
topic, ''Natural and Revealed Religion
Government. In the evening the theme
will be, for short talk, to "Business
men and women" General traffic will
he specialized. Splendid mns.. Every
one invited and made welcome.
Wednesday, fo- visit with relatives. He
is brother of Mrs Jesse Spencer.
Sam Har!sock is breaking a thorough
bred cot which is year aud half old
that promises to be something far above
the average. Guymisco is the name of
the colt and it is a natural PAGER. The
sire of Sans pet was Guycisco and the
dam was Oregon Mist. Guycisco was
trotter with a record of 2:1S and the
mother was PAGER with record of 2 10.
Both have a long string of famous anc es-
trail sires and dams
Fred G. PieI, who has been keeping
books for the Corvallis Creamery Com
panv, departed for Junction City, We'd
nesday. An immense increase of salary
was what moved Fred. He will have
charge of the Junction City business OF
A. Wilhelm & Son. Many sine ere
friends regret Mr.. Piel's departure from
Corvallis, but wish him the best of luck.
Miss Sadie Dixon attended the circus
in Albany, Wednesday evening.
At the meeting Of the East Willamette
Congregational Association here this
week, the subject of the "tri church I'M
ion" was discussed. this being one of the
most important questions before the
association, The matter was passed up
on very favorably by the association, and
is being taken up and acted upon by the
various churches interested. which in
cludes the Methodist Protestant, United
Brethren and congregational, through
out the land.
Miss Vesta Conn left few days ago
for Washington. to accept good position
offered her as a stenographer.
R. N. Williamson of Wells was Cor
Wallis visitor, Wednesday.
Tangent Grange has voted unanimous
y in favor OF a referendum of the annual
of $l25,OOO tor the Univer-
sity of Oregon. In thorough discus
sion, the grounds stated for favoring the
we're that proportionate al