Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
The members Of the Board of

of the NJ. E.. church are
an entertainment for their
friends that promises to be one OF
the leading church "affairs" OF the
wear. According to present plans
it will occur week from tonight In
the basement reception ball ana
will include an excellent program,
tempting refreshments and other
features. All members of the
ahurch and their friends are cordl-
cily invited to attend.
Saturday morning, beginning at
nine o'clock, there is to be grand
horticultural rally" at the college
chapel, at which w. K. Newell.
president of the State Board OF
Horticulture. II. NJ. Williamson,
secretary, and A. II: Carson OF
Grants Pass, Commissioner OF the
State Board, will be the principal
speakers. No farmer in Benton
county can afford to miss this rally
and it is hoped that all will try to
be present.
After figuring in q train wreck at
Ogden, Utah, in which the engine
and five cars were ditched by
switch which had been turned !,
Claude Swami and his bunch" OF
Alaska basketball players reached
Laramie, Wyoming, safely, and de,
feated the team of :hat place on
slick floor by the scere OF SO to l6.
| They left Loramie last Monday for
CHEYENNE and from there were
headed tor Denver, where they will
spend week playing the various
, teams. Their next stop will be al
Lawrence, Kansas. Needless to say
they are having a great time.
Episcopal church services, Sunday
Ian. 18th, as follows: 10 a. M, Sunday
School; IL a. M, morning service ant
sermon; 7 80 p. M, evening service ant
sermon. Seats free. All welcome. }
w. Armstrong, Rector,
For blank books, letter files, ink
wells, diary books, see Graham q
! Wells. 4
At the Christian church next Sunda,
: morning the pastor will review the Wor
, of the church for the year 1907. In th
evening he will begin series OF sermon
!. on the life of Christ. At the close OF tn
evening meeting baptismal service wi
+ be held.
r Preaching at the Presbyterian churcl
+ Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev.
9 r. N. Bell. Topic, THE Meaning OF tt
Communion" Reception of membe
and the Lords Supper at the mornl'
=, service. At the evening service the II
choir will give the splendid cantata
titled 1.-The Son of the Highest" The
} services, both morning and evening, "
/. be exceptionally fine and inssructi'
Everybody made welcome.
The first of the year you "
: need a new Ledger or Journ al. 5
- Graham & Wells. a
a TT, Geer will retire today from
n active editorial management of the II
IT dleton Tribune and will be succeeded
w. F. Guion, who will assume full c'
J. troll as editor and publisher, says a +
is dleton dispatch of Tuesday. Geer reti
I'd in order to place his personal atialrs
a business interests in shape to permit
d. conduct of his campaign for the nemil
10 ton fer congressman from the Sece
district, to which he will devote his
tire time.
g A work of art surprising all p
W vious efforts is J. NJ. Nolan & So
en- window and store decorations. lO
ty There is great enthusiasm in the Sh
nd Course work at OAC. The program .
ct. terday included an address by DIR. Jal
withvcombe on Animal "Husbandr
Mt another by Prof. Scudder On "Agro
nd NV" Prof, Pernot's subject was
IDS ..Bacteriology' and W. K. Newell pr
ne dent of the State Board of Horticult
n. gave an excellent address in the cha
lss The program for today will begin '
II: an address BY DIR. Withycombe, tollo
Did by an address by Prof. Cordley on ''P
&c, Diseases" another by Prof. Bradle.
"Chemistry" and H. M. Williams
no address. which will bs delivered in
set- chapel.
lay Armour Plate Hosiery, for n
one women and children, best made,
, 1t rect from the mill, and sold
l Is Henkle & Davis. l
W. Whether the Corvallis & Eastern
road will follow the example OF the
lamette Valley company and pay its
go ca to the county, without contesting
now much discussed topic in this
The rs ilroad owes Linn county the
ver- ot 81, sos .S3 with $53l.77 as penalty
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