Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-03-09
sanitarium health foods at Hodes.

Sanitarium health foods at Hodes.'
E. E. Grimm was down from Monroe
Thursday.
Judge Burnett is in Portland attendin G
the Fruit Growers Convention.
Granola, granose flakes, caramel
cereal, whole wheat biscuit, oat meal
waters are the health food to be had at
Hodes'
Rev. L. M. Boozer will preach in the
Independent school house Sunday NOR
ming at eleven, and in Phiiomath at two
in the afternoon,
J. H. Moore, recently from the East,
has purchased the big Galloway farm
north of town consisting Of 635 acres
from N. III. Galloway. The consideration
was $1,000.
B. F. Harvey, charged with criminally
assaulting Winnie Thorn near Latham
some weeks ago, has been bound over
to await action of the grand jury in the
sum OF 81 900.
Rev. L. M. Boezer will preach in the
United Evangelical church Sunday eve-
ming at 80. Sunday school at 10 am,
and y. L. G. E. at 6 80 pm. A cordial
invitation to all.
Services as usual at Baptist church on
next Lords day. Morning subject, "The
New Fashion" Night, "What Are We
Sowing?" Young Peoples Meeting at z
o'clock. All Will be welcome.
Strange things occur daily, but the
fact is Healy & Howell, are giving away
their entire dish line to customers pur-
chasing from 4 to Is dollars worth of
groceries. We invite you to call and
examine same.
Counting the various branches of
masonry as one organization there are
10 secret societies in Corvallis which has
population of about $500. If every
man woman and child here belonged to
one order the average membership
would be about 122.
The intercollegiate oratorical associa-
tion of Oregon will hold it's annual
contest at Monmouth this evening.
Miss Winnifred will represent the o A
G. A number of students from the
college accompanied her to Monnouth to
encourage her efforts.
After an absence OF over two years,
Geo. A. Waggoner 10 home again with
his family. He has been in Alaska,
and comes direct from White Pass. The
rigors of that climate have not impaired
his health, for he looks hale and hearty
as of yore. After short visit, he returns
to Alaska.
There will be given at the Beaver Creek
school house Thursday evening, March
18th, an entertainment consisting of |
drama, tableaux, etc and to conclude |
with "box social" Admission is free
and all are cordially invited Lunch |
boxes will be sold for the benefit of the |
school organ fund.
st. Patrick's Day. What word more
suggestive of good time? Young
Americas. What organization more
capable of supplying good time?
Here's happy combination. On March |
18th the above organization will give a |
grand ball at the opera House. 1t will I
be the event of the season.
Hon. III. B. Miller will leave for his
po st at Chung King, China. in about a
month. He will be accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Laura. Later the
whole family will join them. It will
take about two months to make the
journey from the sailing port, either San
Francisco, Portland, Tacoma or Victoria.
Guard.
In the football game recently played
between Heppner and Pendleton "Pap
was at center for Heppner
and the final score was % to O in favor
of his team. The Gazette says: INC
or Pap Hayseed' the center
rush, turned his man and also the full
back on the opposing side felt his grasp
once, which caused stars to fly.
In the past winter more than 700 acres
Of land has changed III the Kings Valley
while last winter hardly an acre
was disposed of in that vicinity. With
lew exceptions all the transfers have .
been made to farmers in the East, who
have been in the neighborhood for only a
lew weeks, and are going to make this
their future home.
: It has been published that the late B. Ii
w. Wilson once ran for county clerk as {
IN independent candidate. Mr.. E. Allen /,
tells as that this is mistake. Mr.. Will
SON had announced that he would run as ,
IN independent, but the republican con- |
vention, of which Mr.. Allen was MEM s
Der, nominated him and he entered the /
race as straight republican and was {
elected.
The funeral of Captain Geary occurs
1t Eugene this afternoon. DIR. Thomp-
son went up on the morning train to
assist in the service, and also the follow q
ing representing the o A G cadets
F. E. Edwards, Captains
Elgin and Burgess, and
Saunders, Aldrich and WAL
ters. Senator DAILY made an effort to
secure special train for this occasion,
q large number of Corvallis people de-
string to attend the funeral, but the
railroads terms were too high.
The executive committee of the Ben 6
ton County Veteran association met in /,
Philomath March 8, 1900, President, ,
S. A. Robinson presiding. 1t was de-
cided to hold the annual session June Ia :
and Is, in the court house yard or in the
of Corvallis. The following
committees were appointed, on arrange
ments, W S Lane, o J Tresse, Levi Oren,
S A Robinson; on program, w III Boles