Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-08

/ newport, ana are now contenteQly mouse
i keeping at. their home in the Kelly resi-
dence near the Congregational church.
Mr.. R. s. Harrington leaves shortl.
for California, and will canvass tina
state. selling his washing machine, t
which he has recently added most val
liable improvement. His trip will con
sumo year or more.
The three little children of the late A
K. Handy, left yesterday for Syracuse
New York, where they will make thei
future home with relatives. Since tn,
death of their father they have beel
cared for by Mr.. J. Fl. Wilson, thei
brother in-law.
The party, composed of clerk Watter
and family, Mrs. Wiley and son, o
Hillsboro, Miss Minnie Waters, and Mr.
Waters sister, who have been for ths
past month on an outing trip in the vi
cinity of Grass Mountain, returned home
last Friday. They are all much i'm.
proved in health, and Mr.. Waters re
turns from his well-deserYed vacation
in better condition to wrestle with hiE
arduous duties as servant of the county
Seven fine deer fell victims to his mark.
manship and the fish that were caught
exhausts our ability to calculate.
E. R. Case the barber, was playing a
game of cards in Refs saloon about II 80
this morning when he became involved
in an alteration with bricklayer named
Young. Young went outside and came
back in with a sharp edged rock, with
which he struck Case over the head sew
eral times. making number of deep ug-
ly gashes. DIR. Davis was called and
dressed the injured mans head The
wounds inflicted are quite severe and
and Case was weakened considerable by
the loss of blood Young had not been
arrested at press time this morning.
Albany Herald.
A wedding that came as quite sur
prise to friends of both parties occurred
at Portland. Saturday. The bride was
Miss Justina johnson of this city, and
Mr.. George Nichol, of Gold Hill, was
the groom. So slyly were arrangements
perfected that friends who saw Miss john
son leave for Portland thought she had
in mind the purchase Of her fall stock of
and anticipated with pleasure
her return. Mr.. Nichol is well known
in Corvallis, where he formerly attended
the y. A. c., and had the respect of
everyone Miss johnson is highly es-
eemed by host of friends who wish
ner much happiness at her new home in
Gold Hill.
Prof. McKellips returned on Tuesday
rom his visit East with his parents and
relatives. MIR. McKellips was aboard the
train which came near having an acci-
lent as result of the freshet near PEN
lleton on Monday. The westbound pas
'enger train encountered torrent of !
mud and water rushing a foot above
he rails at the mouth of little gulch
wo miles west of Barnhart, and passed
'ver the dangerous-looking place before
he train could be stopped. In few
the track became impossible.
lad the train been five minutes later,
here would have been an accident. A /
lagman was sent back and left to warn
mother passenger train which was fol- /
owing.
The Hebrew new year was ushered in :,
t 5 O'Clock Monday evening. The Jew
sh year is luna year and begins with
he new moon. On tn at evening was be-
un its celebration all over the world.
he new year or Rosh Hashana, opens
he solemn season of penitence, culmi-
.ating on the tenth day with the Atone
nent, and concluding with the feast of
beginning the 18th of Tishir.
he celebration of the new year is the
traditional natal day of creation, and it
8 from this source that the religious
leas and observances OF the Hebrews are
rawn. God is the creator and the rul-
r of the universe, and man the crown of
reation. To the Israelite, this day is a
ummons to return unto God, and to rem
er an account of his life's career; pro-
lamation of peace and a feast of reunion.
his is the handspring of the solemnity
f the feast, and the infallible cause of
he universal observation and revival of
bo rolioious feryor in Israel
The o. A. G.. should be stirring itself
it wishes to put football team in the
eld this season worthy of the institu-
ion. There will be team; there must
e. There is no two ways about that.
he material is here to make good one,
Ad all il will take is energetic concerted
ction on the part of the faculty and stu
ents of the college, and the citizens of
be city to make winning team. Eu-
enc has frst-class coach and every
PREPARATION has been made to begin work
rith the opening of school. Forest
irove has secured the services as coach
f Arthur Artlett, late coach of the Ana
onda, Mont, team, and formerly
nember of tine Reliance team of Oak
apd, Calf, where he played full back.
he fact that he will enter Pacific uni
ersity as student looks like he will be
member of the team. It is probable
hat Hartley Hall, of Soap Greek, will
ttend o. A. G. this year. His presence
ill lend great strength to the local team
s he weighs 100 pounds and is tackle
t experience and ability.