Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17

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week and they will make their home
on State street. Prof Tillman will!
Idevote his time to surveying. He has
considered several offers of educa-
tional work during the summer, but
has concluded to leave the class room
for a year at least. The professors
many friends In Salem are glad to
welcome him back to their midst.
Rev. w. Fl. Selleck, OF the First
NJ. e. church, conducted the chape'
exercises at the University Thursday
morning.
The library of Kimball college has
received a large box of books. the
gift of Rev. w. r. Euster of Portland
and recently of Pendleton.
The" Kimball College Bulletin" Is
the name of a new periodical to be
Issued quarterly in the interest OF
Kimball college. The first number
will appear November /.
Prof. r. Cramer. A. b., of the uni.
versity, will teach the classes I'm evil
dences and psychology at the college
OF theology during the present year.
The mission study classes for
young ladies we're conducted by Mrs.
@. II. Patterson and Mr.. c. o. Boyer.
Prof. F. Won Esschen has a large
young mems Bible class at the First
M. E. church.
Prof @. II. Patterson Is entertain
Ing his sister from Slipper Rock,
Penn.
Architect Lourtellotte OF Boise was
In Salem over Sunday looking after
the interests of Eaton hail.
Mr. s. Uemnra OF Spokane is a new
Japanese student at the college OF
theology. There are now three Japa-
nese students at the college.
Prof. Louis Bach has organized a.
class in German conversation with
, large enrolment.
Prof. Tausch, OF the department OF
addressed the Salem
PREACHERS meeting last Monday CIV
ng a very Interesting paper.
Prof. F. s. MendeuhaII is the new
y chosen director OF the First M. r.. {
hurch and Mrs. Mendenhall is so I
rano sololst.
Mr.. ID. l.. Field. student OF
he senior class, has been given a |
Ieaty reception by the people OF {
.esIle church, South Salem. c
Harry A. Wann. college student, 8
vas recently married at Pullman, q
Wash. Mr.. wann Is graduate OF
ne state college. n
Mrs. Dean II. ID. Kimbalf has been 4
tending a missionary convention at c
pokane. Wash. n
Rev. r. Il. Bauer addressed the e
'int Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. q
Ieeting Sunday afternoon at Kim e
all hall. The university quartet o
sndered selection and Mrs. Men I,
enhall sang solo. Rev. Davis a
rrett, Dean Kimbal and w. A. II
chmidt also took part In the serv- y
es. n
Firsr Methodist Episcopal. d
Rev. w. II. Selleck will preach at c,
0:30 a. III. on "An Attractive Chris
anity," and at 1880 p. m. on, RE c,
gon as Romance or a Subject OF m
Bible school at r2' m. Ep- e
orth League at 6;r5 p. m. Chorus II
ioir, Prof, Mendenhall director. All e,
re cordially welcome. LIT
Chemeketa Street Evangelical. v,
Rev. II. f. Hornschuch VIII preacA
! the Chemeketa street Evangelical n
hureh on Saturday evening. at s e,
clock. and also on Sunday morning lni
nd evening, He Is well worth hear etf
49,
Christian Science. =.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. y
40 Chemeketa street. Services Sun
ay at IL a. m. and 7;So D. m. Sub
sct OF lesson sermon. Doctrine OF
tonement." Sunday school at 1905 -
m. The Wednesday evening meet "
lg is held at 7:30 p. m. Reading
pom In the church open each after - -
Don except Sunday, All are cor
tally invited TO attend the services
nd the reading room. "
W, q. n. U. Hall.
The usual Christian temperance "
sryices at 4 p. m. Rev, Men will be ~
he speaker, ~
First Presbyterian. w
Church street. corner Chemeket
rect, Rev. Henry I. Babcock, pas ~
'r. Services at 1880 a. m. and 1880 II
IA. Preaching by the pastor ~
hemes respectively. why Minister ''
i Relief and The Long-suffering IN
God" The orchestra at the even