Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-06
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S. e. Young & Son
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.
Hurrah for Mckinley!

Hurrah for Mckinley!
Circuit court is in session.
Jesse Foster is reported to be
quite i'll with lung fever.
To try pair on is to buy pair
of F. l.. Miller's famous shoes.
Services were conducted at the
Catholic church last Sunday by
Fa ther Servais, of McMinnville.
7. w. Dilley and Geo. Bigham
returned Friday from a weeks hunt
in Alsea. Two deer were brought
home as trophies of the hunt.
It's no news to our regular Gus
toners that we're selling the best
shoes in Corvallis. We want every
body to know it. F. L. MILLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Daniel spent
a few days at the homo of Mrs
Daniels parents at North Yamhill
the first of the week.-Telephone-
Register.
Judge John Burnett went to AL
bany last week to hear the motion
for a new trial in the case of Mrs.
Moon vs. The City of Albany. The
motion for the trial was denied.
There will be Mothers meeting
at the Reading Room Thursday at
8 D. m. There will be readings
and discussions (which will be Of IN
terest to mothers. All are invited
Miss Helen Steiwer went to Salem
Friday, for visit of a couple OF
weeks with relatives. During the
recent illness of her mother she
was confined very closely and is
taking a we'll Learned rest.
John Osburn arrived home, FRI
day, from a visit at his old home in
Mead, Pa. He was absent just a
month and saw many relatives and
old time friends. He states that
he was we'll pleased with his trip.
William Skipton, formerly Of
this place, but now IF Salem, visit
ed Corvallis, Sunday. He drove
up from Independence and was
looking for horses suitable for his
business which he desired to pur'
chase.
In the football game between U Of
o and M A A G elevens at Portland
Saturday, the latter was successful
by a SCORE Of to 0. The centest
is said to have been one of the best
and cleanest ever played on the
Portland gridiron.
A good many people in this city
will enjoy dinner of wild goose to
dav as the result of the success ol
the hunt of Alex Rennie and Thos
Callahan, Sunday. They went out
in the neighborhood of the Rich
Irwin farm and killed thirteen.
Colonel H. e. Dosch, secretary
of the state board of horticulture,
who closely watches the market
says Oregon apples will be worth
81 per box inside Of three weeks.
He bases his assertion on the big
jump which apples have taken in
the New York market.
A few days ago The Franklin
Iron Works, of this city, shipped
couple of headblocks to the E. W
Strong sawmill, near Dallas. Al
the mill required to make it first
class was set of new head
blocks for the log carriage and nov
that this want has been supplied i
is up-to date in every particular.
Two college students, Hartle,
and Tanner, laid a wager will
Charley Small on the Eugene
Multnomah football game. l
Portland did not beat U of 0 by
score of more than six points tn
students were to waah the window
of Small & Sons confectioner.
store. i he SluUeillo loS1, dHo cal
Monday they complied like mel
with the terms of thu wager, an
now the show windows at Small 1
Sons shine like diamouds.
Rollie A. Becker, better know
in this city as Rollie Roork, ha
written from Angeles, P. l.. to
friend in this city under date c
September 18th For a time b
was attached to the 35th U. 8. In
fantry Volunteers, and relates tina
he was under fire once. At presen
he is attached to the hospital crop
AMI is ward master in charge
the operating room and officers
ward in the hospital at Angeles
He seems fairly we'll satisfied wit
his present condition and surround
inys. According to his letter ther
is no more war over there. Roll
is quite we'll known here, havln
been at one time student of th
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