Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-31
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
!. R. White, in Jobs addition, .

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| Joseph Price died at his home in
this CITY Wednesday afternoon. af-
ter an illness of some length. The
remains were taken to Kings Val
ley yesterday for interment. De-
ceased was aged 81 years and Was
one of the well known Prices of
Kings Valley. Full particulars
were not learned in time for this
issue. =.s,.a1llik11ff;6 -.
Asspecial feature of the music at
the Baptist church next Sabbath
morning will be duet by the pas
tor, Rev. w. w. Davis, and Mrs.
Davis, and at the evening service q
duet by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pink
erton aud a solo by Mrs. Davis.
The evening service will be preced-
ed by twenty-minute song service.
Sunday school at 1C q. M; B. Y.
P. q. at $50. A cordial welcome
is extended to all.
The union meeting of Christian
Endeavor societies of this city oe-
ours next Sunday evening at 6 p.
m. st tho Congregational church.
1t will be the 9th anniversary of
that great Organization and there
will be short addresses in that line
by several prominent young people
Of this city together. with q short
address by State President C. T.
Hurd On the c. E. convention to be
held ia Eugene, Feb. 20-23rd, and
an inspiring meeting is assured.
The Corvallis Local Union is a
strong one and the state will hear
from her at the coming Convention,
where she will be we'll represented. i.
Truth is somethin' like the arnica o
feller puts on a burnt stings like blazes
bat goes straight to the spot LEX.
Latest in photos aud stamps, at
Mrs. Wiegand's stddio. lift
,.Where are you going, o lonely maid ?"
"A-hunting bachelor, sir" she said.
"Ho" would 1 suit you, my longing
maid?"
mot until all other chances fade."
-Ex.
FOR SALE-Gable organ in good
condition. Phone SIT. lott
The Episcopal church services Sunday,
Feb. End, as follows: 10 a. m, Sunday
Snho II Ant
mon and Celebration H. O.; 2:30 p. NJ,
Lecture and Conferences: 7:3O p. m,
evening service and sermon. Seats free.
All welcome. j. w. Armstrong. Rector.
Buy your groceries of Cooper
& Whiteside. I1tt
Preaching at the Presbyterian church.
Sunday morning and evening by the pas
tor, Rev. j. R. N. Bell. Morning topic,
F"rhe Sciences Referred to in the Bible;"
evening topic, What is the Unpardon-
abe Sin-And can It be Committed in
This Day ?'' All made welcome and
strangers made to feel at home.
New line dishes in plain and
fancy designs, at Cooper & Woite-
sides. 11tt
Look to this day for it is life, the very
lite of life. In lite brief course lie all the
ye1ities and realities of your existence
the bliss of growth, the glory OF action,
the splendor of beauty. Yesterday is but
a dream and tomorrow is only vision
But today we'll lived makes every yester-
day dream of happiness and every tc-
morrow vision OF hope
FOR SALE-Good, secondhand
sewing machine. For particulars
call at Gszette Office. 12tf
The stately maple trees that have stood
on duty for many yeare Oh north Main
street In front of the Abbott feed stable
have this week fallen. under the ak and
been converted into stove wood. While
these changes may give the town more
''cltifed" air, there are many people who
feel degree of sadness when the grand
old trees topple into the dust.
All hats at cost during month of
February, at Mrs. Maxfeld- Bu-
chanan's. HIP
There has been some activity the past
week in the hop market and c. L. Fitch
ard has picked up good string of hops
which will be shi pped to eastern brewers.
He purchased from W. w. Percival 436
bales paving ~ cents, from Geo. Whit
eaker 80 bales at Ga cents, from Airlie
growers 1872 bales at 611s cents. The mar
ke, is little stronger at present. There
are not many hops left in this section
now and trihe better prices doubtless
would soon clear the 1897 crop.-Tues-
days Independence Enterprise.