Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-09-29
S. E. Young & Son.
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Olive Thomp-on le.ve toiay for
Portland.
Gellatly's thresher completed its sea-
sons run last week, with a total OF
$1,000 busLe of wzeat threshed t, its
c.edit.
Senator j. d. DAILY returned last Mon.
day from three weeks visit to San
Francisco, better pleased than ever with
old Oregon.
The M. Z. conferenc, of Oregon, which
has been in session in Salem, appointed
Rev. Meninger as minister for that de-
aomi nation in Corvallis.
Milton Wyatt Was the fortunate holder
of the ticket which drew the $85 music
box offered by Henkle & Dyis 10 the
customer who purchaser dress goods to
the amount of 81 or upwards.
Sol Stock, ene-tine progressive mer-
chant of Corvallis. was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday. Sol is travelling sales
man tor Jacobs 4 Co.. OF San Francisco.
of which firm lie is a member
The long-expec.ed bicycle tags have
arrived. Numerous whee!me have paid
their tax AMI have received receipts, if
they will present these receipts at the
sheriffs office Ia .s will be issued them.
Rev Isaac Pearl returned from Salem,
Monday, where lie has been attending
the NJ. E. conference. Rev. Peart has
been assigned to pastorate at Astoria
and will leave for his new field in week
or ten DAYS. His farewell sermon will
be preached next Sabbath.
Mr.. Walter Crosley and Miss Eta
,Cain were married near Peoria last Sun
day. Miss Cain is we'll known in this
city where she is highly esteemed. The
happy couple are now domiciled at the
farm home OF Sheriff Rickard. Mr.. Cros-
ley having charge OF the place.
Harry Helgate left Monday for Astoria,
in answer to a, telegram offering him the
position of city editor of the Daily As
toran Should the place prove accept
able. Mr.. Holgate viii retain it perma-
Aently. His salary will be $75 per
month at the beginniu., with promise of
u raise.
Letters OF administration have been
issued by the probate court to w. S. Nc
Fasiden, on petition of Mary A. Miller. in
the estate of Eliza McFadden, deceased.
His bond was fixed at 1920. with Sol
King and G. R. Farra as sureties. The
property in the estate to which there are
eiuht kei.s is valued at 50 go.
Miss Clara Blakeslee came home Sat-
urday from Portland where she has been
for the past two months. While there
she underwent an operation to have re-
moved from one of her great toes a frag-
ment of bone The foot was injured
some three years ago, when it was
stepped upon by a horse. The operation
was entirely successful.
Saturday, Sept. 30, Mr.. jennings, rep
resenting Singer Bros of St Louis. one OF
the largest garment houses in the United
States, will be at the store OF s. L. Kline
with full line of samples prepared to
take orders for capes. collarettes, jackets.
dress skirts, and tailor made suits. The
ladies of Corvallis and vicinity are res
pectfully invited to be present on that
day and avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to secure an up-to date garment.
Don't forget the date Saturday Sept. 30th.
Aswe predicted last week, there was a
wedding Sunday. The groom was Mr..
Roy w. Taylor, of this city, and the
bride, Miss Ivy Porter. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Porter, seven miles south of this city,
DIR. Thompson, officiating. Mr.. Tay-
lor. is a highly respected young man
of this city. His gentIemanly be-
hayier asd quiet, unassuming manner
have won for him the esteem OF all who
enjoy his acquaintance. The bride is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter. Miss Porter has many friends in
Corvallis, where she has spent much
7 time white attending school. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor have taken up their resi-.
dence in this city.