Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-20

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onds flat or under. All the Judges
caught the time in 10 or less, and as
Kelly ran without competition to urge
him, it is figured that he will do better
when he goes against the swift men of
the East. With his trainer, t'Bill''
Hayward, Kelly was to start to James
town, yesterday.
A full line of Colgate's Talcun.
powders, perfumes, soaps and tooth
powders at Graham & Wells. 67-75
Miss Ethel Berman was a passenger
for Portland, Sunday, for visit with
| friends.
mike" Walker, an old OAC student,
came up from independence and spent
Sunday with friends.
For Sale: One-half interest in
the Tyler & Kemp Bicycle shop in
cluding al fixtures. $50
| Advertise your church and it's services
if you want it to keep up to date in at
tendance and interest, is the advice of a
prominent Philadelphia minister. He
says in support OF his theory: "We are
living IN an age of advertising. Business
men say their orders fall off if they dis
continue their advertisements, and the
church should advertise constantly so
that people will keep up their internst in
it. There are several ways in which the
up-to-date church caR advertise. The
daily newspapers should be used, bulletin
boards should be placed in conspicuous
places, and chul ch literature should be
issued Another way to advertise, and a
most important way, is to keep the
church attractive and on par with our
homes. If We look at the outside of the
average theatre we will see why it is SO
popular. We must also advertise our
church by speaking of it 70 our friends"
Wood wanted on subscription at the
Gazette lice, 34tf
In regard to the accident on the G.. &
E. railroad between Corvallis and va
quina, Thursday, the Eugene Register of
Friday says: Mrs. R. S. Bryson and
little child and Ms. Mary Griffin return
ed from Newport on the local last eve
ming and tell an exciting story of the
wreck. "We were running along
smoothly" said Mrs. Griffin, when all
at once the whole train gave a terrible
jar, throwing the passengers clear off
their seats and creating great conster-
nation. Luckily, no one was hurt much,
but it was wonder some were not, We
were told that something Lad broken on
freight Car, as We were on mixed
train, aad the car at once went off the
track. 1t was followed by several others
the last being the baggage car, and they
came to stop right Oh a trestle. We
had to wait there about three hours and
half, until another train could be sent
for. When it came they had to build an
extra trestle to tranBter the passengers to
the new train"
Misses Sylvia and Mamie Starr
returned home the last of the week
from several weeks visit at New
port.
Mrs. Dick Tom left yesterday for
Mrs. Mckenzie.
John Grier and family are moving to-
day into one of the Woodcock houses,
just back of Graham & Wells drug store.
Charles Moullet and family start to-
day or tomorrow for their old home in
Dakota, to remain.
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Gray is quite i'll with summer complaint
at the family home near the c.. & E.
depot.
Miss Helen Steiwer of Jefferson was
the honor guest at a "recipe shower
given at the DR.. Farra home, Saturday
afternoon, by Misses Juliet Cooper, Edna
Irvine and Mabel WithycomDe. Each
guest brought the recipe for her favorite
cake, pie, salad or whatever it might be
these recipes to made into cook book
for the bridee-lect, who is supposed to
prepare each guests favorite dish when
the guest visits at the brides home in
years to come. A very pleasant after.
noon was spent, cards and light refresh
ments being features. Miss Steiwer is
to be married in September to Elmer
Connell, of Deer Island, prominent
young man who was member of the
Legislature last year. The guests, Satur-
day afternoon, were: Mesdames John
Smith, Richard Kiger, Grant Elgin.
Bradley, knisely, Briggs, Pernot, George
Irvine, Wilson, Selling, Yates, H. Rux-
ton, Roberts, and Ralston of Albany;
Misses Helen Steiwer, Juliet Cooper,
Edna Irvine, Mabel Withycombe, Anna
Jones, Eda and Sarah Jacobs, Helen
Holgate, Bessie Irvine and Miss Kerr.
Hon. William II. Taft, Secretary OF
War, will spend all day in Portland, Fri