Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Prof J. b. Horner was S>uth-
ern Oregon visitor last week.
R.D. Burgess, of O A c 100, left
Tuesday for his old home in the
East.
Miss Pauline Kline will arrive
home tomorrow from short visit
with relatives at Portland.
Rev. L. NJ. Boozer will preach in
the Witham school house, Sunday
afternoon, at half-past two.
DR.. G.. R. Farra is having his
barn repainted and making other
improvements abous his city prop
erty.
Don Holgate came up from Port.
land the first Of the week. He will
return to the metropolis in couple
of weeks.
John Benson, for many years a
resident of this county, left yester-
day with his family for Portland,
where they viii take up their resi-
dence.
Even the public school went for
Mckinley. A straw vote held
by the pupils Monday, resulted in
agood majority for the republican
ticket.
Architect Lazarus and Contractor
Stevenson came up from cortland,
Wednesday, to appear as witnesses
in the case of Eley VS.. Agricultural
College.
Misfortune pursues J. A. Gellat-
ly. News has just been received in
this city that Johnny is lying SER
iously i'll with pneumonia at his
home at Wanatch ee. Wash
President Apperson, of the board
of regents of o A c, came up from
Oregon City this week to look after
the interests Of that institution In a
case now before the circuit court.
The will Of the late T. ]. Den
man has been filed for probate. Ii
devises all his property to his wife.
lane Denman. G. w. Denman
will serve as executor without bond
A letter recently received from
Brady Burnett, who is still employ
ed in the census department, states
that all the Corvallisite at the ma.
tion's capital are well and in good
spirits.
1t will pay you 10 see US. Elf,
teen per cent off on our entire line
of Mems. Boys, Youths and little
fellows Overcoats and listers. A
large and stylish line to select from
S. L. KLINE.
Licenses were issued for the mar.
riaga of S. E. Beal, Of Philomath
and Miss Clara Smith, of Oakville
and w. E. Smith and Miss Grace
Hamlin, of Oakville. A double
wedding is reported Herald.
Regular Subbath services in the
United Evangelical church. Rev
L. Myron Boozerr will preach both
morning and evening; subjects O.
timely interest and profit. A cor
dial invitation to the public to at
tend these services.
The Scio fax mill may be re
built and operated yet this winter
E. E. Larrimore, formerly y of Cor
wallis has received offers for ibel
which he thinks will justify the ex-
pense of rebuilding and working uE
what straw the company has Oh
hand.
In the case of Francis Prior: fol
alleged house breaking, there wa
no bill found against him, and OF
the recommendation of Judge Ham
ilton, Sheriff Burnett liberated hin
Wednesday. The sheriff speaks
good word for Prior on account 0
his conduct during the time he Wa
in custody.
The U of o football team left yes
day morning Tor Palo Alto. Gam
where it will play with the Stan
ford eleven tomorrow. They hav
a game at Berkeley, November Ia
with the University Of Nevada, ant
with tthe University Of California
November IS. We wish them ever
success.
Word was received in this city
few days ago that William Head
rick, Of Alsea, had been the victlr
of quite a serious accident. LIZ
formation regarding the particular
is meager, but it was learned tha
he was run over in some manner b
a horse and his collar bone broker
his hip and other parts OF his bod
badly bruised. Mr.. Headriek
sixty-three years old, but as he
unusually rpry for his age, it
thought that he will rapidly reeove
f.o,,, tha offeeks of this miShaD,