Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1899-10-20
S. E. Young & Son.
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. .Telt Burnett left Wednesday. fol
two weeks visit in Portland.
Miss Bessie Settlemeir visited her par
ents in Tangent a few days this week.
Rev. P. A. Moses is moving to Tang
ent. His wife will spend the winter in
Corvallis.
Miss Minnie Waters, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, has return
ed to her home in San Francisco.
Don't fail to hear Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
sing at the Christian church next Sun
day and each evening during the week.
Faber & Neis, of Albany, received the
John Whitaker hop crop Of 148 bales last
Saturday, The price paid was II cents
per pound.
Rev. Hiram Gould, formerly served as
pastor of the M. E. church in this city.
He now occupies the NJ. E. pulpit in Nc
Minnville.
Rev. L. M. Boozer will preach in the
Independent school house Sunday morn
Ing AL IL duu III HllOLudtit sit IlihOS Aii
the afternoon.
..The Exchange has removed across
the street to Fischer's brick. where two
rooms will be occupied with their bust
ness and goods.
DIR. Thompson will hold memorial
services soon in honor of the late Cap
tain Geary, The services will probably
be held week from next Sunday.
The ladies of the Coffee Club wish to
extend thanks to all who SO generously
patronized their entertainment and en-
couraged them in their efforts to secure
library.
County Clerk Waters and E. r. Bry-
son have returned from their hunting
and fishing trip in the crags and SHOWS
of Mary's Peak. They have as yet not
made an estimate of tie game captured
while out.
Rev. S. M. Wood Will preach in the
United Evangelical church Sunday NOR
ming at IL. In the evening the pastor
will preach at 7:30. Subject of evening
sermon "a Study in Nehemiah A
cordial invitation extended to ALL
The game of football that was to have
been played next Saturday between Al
bany and OAC players on the latter's
grounds, has been declared off, the cap
tain of the Albany team absolutely re-
fusing to play on any conditions what
ever
Willis E. McElroy, formerly of Cor
Wallis and Salem, has taken a thorough
course in musical composition at Chicago
where he has located and Is practicing
his profession. His Oregon friends ex-
pect soon to see his name among those
ofthe first musicians of the country.
Thes ZahA boys of Alsea have been
most unfortunate in losing two fine
bucks. The goats were in the CORA
near the house one night last week, ano
a cougar deliberately entered and killeo
these animals. Roman was in Indepen
dence this week looking for a bloode'
buck.
Services of interest at the Christian
Church next Lords day. Prof. and Mrs
Webb of Portland will have charge OF tn
singing. Preaching by the pastor morn
ing and evening and each night durin
next week, there will be a song seryie
each evening conducted by Mr.. and Mrs
Webb. Subject Sunday evening. 9Th
objectionable SIM All are welcome t
these services,
tuesdays Herald says. George I
Pratt, manager OF the Albany feotbal
= team, has secured the services of E. T
McCIannahan, the well-known quarter
back of the University of Oregon, a
coach for the Albany team this season
McClaEnahan arrived Monday and wi
begin at once arranging with the tear
to put it in training for the games tha
are scheduled in the intercoflegiat
series. Albany College has material 70
a stronger team than ever before, and
good record may be looked for.