The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-05-17

Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
V. S. Bogart, boy. : .
! Rev. T. S. Handsaker went
to Forest Grove Thursday to de-
liver lecture.
!. Mrs. E. J. Bellinger and son
Joseph of Portland, are here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Dickey.
Miss Kate Rife left May IS for
Colorado and other eastern points.
while on her way home.
Mrs. T. S. Handsaker went to
Forest Grove Wednesday to speak
before the Woman's Missionary
society in the Christian church.
Subject at the Christian
-church next Sunday ., morning;
IserallU nder Joshua. p Evening:
IS au1 the First King of Iseral.
Baptisrna1 service at the close.
The following subjects will
be discussed by Rev. G. H. Gibbs
at the M. E. church south next
Sunday. At II a. m. "Be Building
the Temple. At s. p. NJ. "The
Way to,Frosperity." 4
The morning subj ct IT the
First Methodist chur b Sunday is,
The Work in Gods Vrnyard de-
! fned," and the evening subject, a
great saying. "He S sid so.''
( The members of the Woman s
4 Missionary society of =, the FRS
( Methodist church were delightful J
/ entertained by Mrs. Stevenson anc
\ Miss Vance at the Stevenson's hone
/ Wednesday afternoon.
The State Grange meets a
E Hood River on the 18th. TIL
B delegates from the Benton grange
are Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Whit
4 by and Nj. and Mrs, G. A. Tharr
A1sea. i
I &c! L. Proebste1, formerly il
! the mining department at tn
college, has gone to Phoebe NJ
vada to take charge of a min
d of which:h he is to be manager. H
left Portland to assume his dutie
l Saturday. He was recently al
pointed to an important positio
with the Mt. Pitt mining compan,
but has accepted a better plac
III E-There will be the usual servic
id the Congregational church ne:
4 Sunday. 1000 Sunday school,
preaching by the pastor Albe
NJ. Monosmth. Topic, "Christ
Appeal to the will" 700 Chr
tain endeavor; 8 Evening servi
subject. Whitening Harve
Fields ~,
Little Willie had a very pref
4 governess, and on 1 April first
- rather startled his mother by rus
ing in to her saying
my Mamma, there's a strange m
- upstairs who has just put his a
a. around Miss. Wilson's waist, a
md kissed her several times
" what /" said the mother,
rec she jumped up to>pull5 the4bell
lay 1.-THE butler. ~ ] / -
de- "Apri1 fool, Mamma !'' 81
;ea., Willie, in great g1ee. " It was
,di- a strange man at all. 1t was P
the pa !"
Many persons have urged S.
--~ Kline t. become "a candidate ID,
left Mayor. His name has been int
+o used in that behalf, but Mr.. -Kl
+ies requests the TIMES t. annoa ce Il
zoe he cannot consent to allow his ma
.tIe to be used. He is grateful for
~ interest of his fellow citizens,
,Les] h. says business interests make
en- candidacy impossible.
by If present plans are carr
ome out, new boat will be placed
cul- the service at the county Fer
as An examination Wednesday by
4 lily duo SOuuly duluOlltlSS
:; closed the fact that the boat
REQ the gravel ferry is so badly deca,
6. a as to be no longer safe. 1t is to
'hce sent to the toneyard, and the
&C, in use at the county ferry will
veo put in service in its place. I
'oi- boat for the county ferry will
e is ready for use by the 10th Of Tu
orth :,
do Albany Democrat: Cashier
in c. Schmitt, of the First Natio
rds, Bank some time ago promised
var fellow bankers a dinner when
re- assets of the bank passed the r
cial lion dollar mark. This happel
ties several weeks ago. During
me. past year the deposits in the bs
: have increased over 40 perc
h[ee and have been over million {
ner lars for the past several weeks.
one dinner was given last evening
ut Hotel Revere, Those:present u