Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-11-24

Next to Harris store.
= Patronize the M. E. ladies' Thanks
giving dinner. % cents a plate.
Tables for families or parties at tn
Thanksgiving dinner. Next to Harris
store-
,r Save yourself trouble and expense By
II getting our Thanksgiving dinner mex
Y to Harris store.
: w. S. McFadden went to Oregon'l
t metropolis on Tuesday in the interest O
q his legal duties.
Miss Ross who has been visiting friend
and kindred in Corvallis, has returned
to her home in San Francisco.
. Miss Anna Van Hoosen, who was
taken to Baker City several weeks agt
for the benefit of her health. has return
ed home, somewhat improved.
Miss Dorethea Nash will play five
tonepaintings by Edward Mcdowell, the
American Composer at the college chapel
Grip winters usual malsdy and we
known everywhere, has been in tewn
during the week and is expected to re-
main with US for time.
Miss Hansen was heard tof the first
time and the general verdict is that the
talented young lady deserves all the.
flattering advance expressions made on
her work .-Guard.
E. G. Sanderson, dean of the divinity
school at Eugene, will preach at the
Chri stan church on next Sunday, both
morning and evening, in lieu of the reg
ular pastor who is absent at Dusty
conducting meeting.
i Miss Hans EMS voice is clear sympa-
thetic and full of power and her pro-
gram of eight numbers was versatile
enough to display to advantage her ad-
mirable tone, clear enunciatioz and
artistic interpretation Guard.
The Corvallis sawmill under Manager
Strong, huns continually and some As or
so men receive their pay regularly. At
present the mill is having a run of hard
| wood logs, maple and ash principally,
and the logging crew above town will
keep the mill supplied with these log
for some time to come.
The petition of Mrs. Lena Weaver for
the removal of M. Viola Crawford as
administrators in the estate of N. P.
Briggs, was brought up for discussion in
in the probate court on Friday last.
The petitios was filed several months
ago, and alleges that any movement of
administration on the part of the admin-
isfrix would be prejudical to the interests
os Mrs. Weaver. The principal argu |
ment in the case was made by the ad-
ministratrix council to have the petition |
made more definite along certain points
that are at present misunderst ood and |
ambiguous,
Pianos and organs are coming, and
music store is tobe established in Corval1- T
is. It is an easy matter for anoffice man to
sit in his office and formulate impressive
argument sor an advertisement, or die
tate plans, and inducements for some
travelling salesman to deal out to the
people. But it takes skill and practice I
to build a piano and money, to buy a
good one, and if there is such q thing as
best the man who has it has not been
found. But if you will call at the new
music store you can see an honest high
grade line of goods to be offered to the
10 f,,. IL |
terms at the Allen and Farra Brick, ad-
joining Mornings grocery store.
migrants are arriving and to be arriy-
ing from the state of Dakota. Mondays
train brought M. M. Murphy and family
fromthat state. and they have arrived
here with the intention of locating per-
Mr.. Halverson who ar
rived some time ago and purchased a
farm in this locality, is friend of Mr..
and they are each from the same
locality in Dakota. Four other men are ;
TO arrive soon, being on their way at the
present time. These people should re-
ceive the encouragement of our citizens,
for it is to our interests to have our pses-
ent comparatively unsettled and fertile
country taken hold of by Industrious #
Eastern people. They will find that the q
same work they gave Dakotan soil, ex- t
pended in Be nton will yield them far '
greater returns. C
Three hundred and thirty-four stu I
tents are registered at the college i
his week, the greatest number
or this time OF year in the history of the
college. New students are continually II
coming in, there being two specials reg 9
stored for work since Monday. Arrange /"
nents are being made for the Farmers !"
Short Course to be given by the profess n
,rs OF the several departments, in JAM u
lary. Agricultural people and all other W
people should remember this free course 9
# lectures given by the professors and g
axe advantage of them. The lectures
md experiments will be given by men q
Who have spent years in studying and d.
deserving, and what they will say will .
lot be theory, but the result of patience a
md practice. I'll
On last Saturday there was an adjour- :. :.
led meeting of the county court held at -
he court house the main business being "
hat relative to the Long Tom and the =.
york carried on up there in making it p
lavigab!e. The question brought before =
hose in council was whether or not the :.
4ong Tom bridges are to be removed. ~ :,
70 decisive action is to be taken in the :,
natter until after the public meeting y y
hat is to be held in Corvallis some time =
q the future. Atthis meeting will pre- p
ide the Ward OF Engineers and Captain =
4ongfitt in charge of the work, and after e