Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Miss Pauline Hodeg, of Eugene, visited

Miss Pauline Hodes, of Eugene. visited
Corvallis relatives this week.
: Judge w. s. MIDI adden came out from
Toledo, Wednesday, where he has beer
attending court.
Mr.. Frank Morris, the Scio dairyman
is in Corvallis attending the farmers
short course at the o A c.
Mrs. James Booth returned to Coryal-
, lis, Tuesday, from visit with her hus-
> band at Mccormick, Washington.
Y Elsewhere will be found the announce
: ment of Professor Holland who will
t organize a dancing club Friday evening.
A surprise party was rendered Henry
Mangus at his home Tuesday evening
the occasion being the 47th anniversary
of his birth day.
, Corvallis Grange No. 242, P. of H.,
will install its officers next Saturday at
l 80 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
Rev. L. M. Boozer will preach in the
Independent school house Sunday
morning at II o'clock, and at Philomath
Sunday afterne IN at 2 o'clock.
A. Hodes has had the show windows
of his grocery store considerably enlarged.
The improvement adds much to the
appearance of his establishment.
Neal Newhouse left Monday for Harris
Station where he has the contract for
furnishing large quantity of lnmber.
He will be absent about month.
D. II. Stovall, of Texas, but more re-
Gently of Corvallis, Oregon, and grand
lecturer for the Knights of Maccabees,
was in Elkton Wednesday.-Review.
The ladies' basketball team of the
U. of o. anticipate game shortly with
the team of o A G. Here is an oppor-
tunity to wipe out our defeat of Thanks
giving Day.
The following from this city have
exhibits at the poultry show in Albany:
Mrs. G. FL. Linderman, Mrs. J. Buchan-
an, Wallace Hulburt, Austin Hulburt,
and A. S. Hulburt.
Uutil goods are sold, we will sell our
entire stock OF glassware, crockery and
dishes, at great discount for limited
time only, to prove this call at Healy &
Howells grocery store or phone 273.
Mr.. R. F. Totten, who recently
purchased the Martha Moore place near
Oak Ridge, had his leg broken by a
falling tree while he was chopping timber
last Tuesday. The extent of his injuries |
was not learned,
Regular Sunday services at the United |
Evangelical churcn on the Sabbath.
Rev. S. M. Woods will preach in the
morning The pastor will occupy the
pulpit in the evening. All are INVITED
to these services.
Prof. Emory E. Smith will deliyer his
lecture on Character Building at the I
college at 2:30 this afternoon instead of
7:30 p. m. as previously announced.
The students societies meet in the eve
ming and the change was made to accom-
odate them.
Petitions are on file at the court house,
asking that Frank Hughes be appointed
road supervisor of district No. So. and
w. Tom as supervisor of district No. 13,
both of which are in Alsea. Petitioners
from Monroe pray for the appointment
of D. B. Farley as supervisor of district
No. Is.
Mr.. Rowland Fisher. who resides west
of Corvallis, had the misfortune to be
thrown from his wagon Wednesday near
Judge Burnett's residence. He fell on
his head and sustained quite severe
injuries. DR.. Pernet dressed his wounds.
It was discovered that one OF his ribs was
broken. This IVES set, and Latch in the
evening he was taken to his home where &
he is now resting easily. {
Several Coryallisites witnessed the per.
Iormance by Richards & Prin gles' Min
strels at Alb, ~ Wednesday night.
The Herald of that date says: Richards :
& Pringle's Minstrel show played at tke : :
armory last night TO larse audience :
Ind from the many encorss and the
hearty manner in which each individual !
performer was received, it was evident :
hat the performance was appreciated. :.
Every number on the program was first !
,lass.
A correspondent from Wells sends us
he following: :"Our esteemed friend Mr..
Avert Vanderpool, who entered into
married life recently, received vista
ion from a number of friends, who
Intended to greet the happy couple.
The community at large wish to congratu- g
ate them through the columns of your
paper by wishing them success and v
much happiness. Should the parties G
lccept this complement, we expect a
'eply in your next issue.'
Here is the Bill Nye's definition of a .
newspaper: 'It is library. It is an :
a time table, a romance, :
guide, political resume ground plan =
If the civilized world, low-priced .
nultum in parvo. 1t is a sermon, a
:ircus, an obituary, a shipwreck.
in solid BREWER, a medley OF :,
life and death, a grand aggregation of
mans glory and his shame. Tt is in i
short, a birds eye view of all the :.
nagnanimity and meanness, the joys :,
md sorrows, births and deaths, the
pride and poverty of the world. all for a >,
ew cents" =
A camp of Spanish war veterans was n
organized at the residence of Judge 8
Burnett last Saturday evening. TWEEN 81
y charter members are already on the D
list and the number will probably be S
increased to 25. The following tempo o
% ru ofscors uara alacfad. z z Ed :