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

! Rsy. 9. E. McDesald Of Euesss ha
besh the guest Of relatives ine Ceryallis
this week. and attended the Conxreear
siesal Association while in the city.
Mn. Chrence Aibin OF Phiiomaths VA
shs guest, Wednesday. OF her paleutA
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Burnap. in this city.
Mrs. Charles: Davis and diss Ethel
Burr OF Philomath were sussts, Wsdnss-
day. Of Misses Ella and Thia johnson.
Lee Hsnkls and wife expect 70 leave
ths last Of June fora six 9nouthsstripste
1fbestas esnada.s where their daughter,
Mrs. sWtlt Sodium, nov resides. If
te' taking general look ct the eounssy,
IT. they are pleased with 1t; Mr. and Mfs.
Henkle may decide to dispose of their
properly in Corvallis and locate iu Casa.
da.. :.sif 81 ~. g.
Tho morning subject az at the First
Methodist Church, Sunday, will sbe,
"How TO Glorifv God" and the evening
subject, ''The Last Prayermeeting That
Will Be-" Everyooey invited.
Theiladias OF the Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist church
were delightfully."- entertained st the home
OF Mrs. Slim mpsou. on college hill, Wed.
nesdsy afte mon. About 80 were pro.
sent.
Rev. ]. @. Goodrich, one of the pro-
fessors Of the United Brethren College at
Philomath. will preach at the M. E.
church, South, in Corvallis. next Sunday
| at ii a. m. and p. M.
Mrs. Tom Riley was the guest several
days this week of friends and relatives in
Albany.
In two days campaign for the Y. NJ.
c A. building, the committees have al
ready raised io Corvallis over $3.50. The
canvass will be continued in the outlying
| districts and everyone will be asked to
| contribute accc riding to his means.
Ma ny have come to realization of the
need of such building at OAC. and all
seem glad to see the project made Sue
cess, although some are, of course. un-
able to give. The work is to he con.
tinued to raise the necessary AMOUNT to
complete the building this summer, and
all those interested are ootimistic in the
belief that the project will ultimately be
successful.
| Corvallis streets are rather quiet this
week, owing 10 the fine weather which
| ho forp Of Tho
ground is reported as getting too hard to
work we'll.
J. NJ. Nolan left yesterday for his old
home in Ireland. where he will spend
the summer. He was accompanied as
far as Portland by his wife.
Those Oregon girls who were to go to
jamestown as Indian sqnaws have
thought better of the proposition and will
go as Greg On girls. That is good enough.
We will put the native Oregon girls
against all comers for good looks and
common sense. They will make a hit
and be a good advertisement for the
the real product is good enough for us.
Any counterfeiting detracts from their
Xccellance.-Eugene Register.
Miss Gertrude Barclay arrived home
Tuesday from Eugene, where she has
baen visiting her sister, Mrs. W. @.
Heckart.
experiment with potatoes for the purpose
of astertaining at what cost alcohol can
be manufactured from them SAYS, the Ore
gonian. Ordinary potatoes will not be
Germany potato uusuited for food but
| which yields large crops.
There was quiet wedding in Corval-
lis, Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock, when
Rev. G. H. Feese of the First Methodist
church united J. B. Shipley and Miss
Ida Adkins. The wedding TOOK place at
the home of the groom's sister, Mrs.
Ell Looney, on Third street, the cere-
mony being performed in the presence of
only the necessary witnesses. The
groom is rancher near junction City
and the bride recently came from Cali
fornia After the wedding tie young
couple left for their home near junction.
where they are followed by the good
wishes of many friends.
Mrs. Nancy Bates OF Pomeroy, Wash.
has arrived for visit with Corvallis re-
latives. She is rememb bered in this city
as Miss "Nan" Jackson. Mr.. Neatham-
mer, a relative. accompanied her on
this visit.
The Albany skating rink closed Tues
day night for the sum uer. In telling of
the closing night the Herald says: 1.-The
sensation of the evening was when Cur
tis Church leaped the gap. Starting
f.o.o q .,o;,t hinh In tho roof at tho ,roet