The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-22
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The revival services at the NJ.
E. church South will continue till
Sunday evening. The subject Of
the sermon Sunday evening will
be Baptism
Mrs. J. J. Collins and Mrs. E.
]. Seeley of Albany, were among
those who attended the Rebekah
district convention in Corvallis
Wednesday.
The ladies of the Christian
church and their friends will give
basket social in the church base
ment next Monday evening. Bask
cts with lunch for two will be sold
for fifty cents. The public is in
vited.
Next Sunday night will be
"Boys night" at the Christian
church. The Boys Brigade of the
Sunday school will attend in
body and be the guests of honor.
The pastors subject will be, MAN
ly Men" Special music will be
rendered by the male chorus.
Next Monday and Tuesday
March 25th and IS. DR.. Lowe
the we'll known oculo opticia n
I will be in Hotel Corvallis. as he
does not go from house to house.
l Classes cannot be correctly fitted
that way. Consult him about your
eyes in Hotel Parlor suit. No. I.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and ev.
4 ening by the pastor, Rev. J. R. N.
\ Bell. Morning topic, Hope" the
! second link in the chain. Evening,
1 ''The Mistake of Elijah" Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Senior En-
\ deavor at $50 p. m. Prayer meet
ing and Bible Study on Thursday
+ evening. 7:3o. All made welcome
Z to all of these services.
Y Coos Bay publishes a MONTH,
magazine. 1t is in part. a featur
of the very lively advertising thai
E section is doing. Besides interest
ing local articles. it contains mucl
matter OF literary merit. I
is almost as large as the Pa
I cifc Monthly, and is neat pull ca
+ ton. The editor is P. c, Lavara
\ Earl Flanders representing th
publication has been in Corvall
I for several days.
iii The college and two city O
CARNATIONS will be represented b
4 delegates at convention of th
y College Young Womap's Christia
Association to be held at OA(
April 18th. 18th and 14th inclusiv
About 100 delegates from abroa
will be in attendance, among the1
Mrs, G. A. Dolph. Mrs. Honeyma
Mrs. Gertrude Holmes Lawrenc
Il" and other leaderstin the work
Portland. A similar conventio
N. was held in Corvallis several yea
ago. In the present instance, loc;
- members will endeavor to make Il
-, Corvallis meeting a red letter pc
iod in the history of the associate
work.
be The homeseeker can find pIent
of examples showing that farmin
. by correct methods is pro6tab
Vn vocation in Oregon. Over $6, ,oc
ng worth of stuff was sold from b
Is farm by Clyde Beach last year. H
. farm. a few years ago, only CO.
him SIS, 800, less than the revenr
for one year. He is largely engas
ed in dairying, but raises potatoe
hay, and every other crop that do
not impoverish land. His herd
. cows, heifers included, average
$50 per head for butter fat the ye'
round last season. He has GOV
zes that go above 500 per year. E
an has I73 acres of land. He has r
'ur fused repeated offers of SIS per az
!rk for it. He paid $35 a few yea
m ago.
U.s. "A project for canal connee
e1- lag Corvallis and Eugene is considt
ny ed at Eugene. In fact party
er- surveyors is to be put into the fe
to make preliminary survey al
ascertain the cost and feasibilit
obs The route has hitherto been stat,
nrn ~ in the TIMES. 1t proposes can
from the Willamette at Eugene
the Long Tom at Monroe, T
distance that the canal would ha
to be dug is something over :
miles. The added water flow frc
ga the canal with such artificial ii
provement as could be added wou
ON. make the Long Tom an avenue f
the route. Whether or not an
rigation feature is to be consider
in the plan has not been announc
. If that were done it would great
49, enhance the importance of the e
a-a. re- ierprise. The report of the engi