Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-05
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LOCAL NEWS.
FRIDAY, JAN. 5. 1900.

LUOHl NlWSs
Prof. and Mrs. G.. A. Covel are proud
parents of week-old son.
Miss Clara Irvine is visiting in this
city with her friend, Miss Clara Fischer.
License to wed has been granted to
Harry e. Willis and Fanny o. CIR owley.
Rev. L. M. Boozer will preach in the
Mt View school house Sunday afternoon
at 2:SO.
Mrs. Frank Bowersox returned to
Salem, Monday, after spending the holi-
days with her parents in this city.
Regular services at the United Evan
Eslical church Sunday morning and eve
ming. Acordial invitation to all.
S. L. Kline has been appointed agent
of the Northwestern Knitting Co., and
vii sell the Munsing Plated underware
for 1900.
Prof. w. A. CHM, teacher of piano,
organ and guitar. Special work in voice
culture. Call at Graham & Wells for
terms, etc.
The s'World's Week of Prayer" be-
gins on Sunday. Services will be held
in the Presbyterian church evening at
7:S) during the week. All invited.
Willard B. Price and Miss Nettie Max
field were married at the home of the
brides warents in Kings Valley, last
Friday. The ceremony was performed
hy Rev. Guy Phelps.
Luke Thornton. of Corvallis, is visiting
his brother, Jesse W. at Winston. Mr..
Thornton was a former resident OF this
county but has not been here for several
years-Roseburg Review.
A copy of the s'New Year, edition of
the Albany Herald has reached us, for
which We return thanks. No more credi-
table souvenir edition has been issued by
any paper in the npper valley.
Mrs. r. Church i'll, Berlin, Vt, says,
"0cr baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitts Witch Haxel Salye cured
her." A specific for piles and skin 6i-
seases. Beware of worthless counterfeits
Graham & Wells.
The Latona Dramatic Club, of Philo-
math. will entertain the people of that
city tomorrow evening with rendition
efthe beautiful comedy-drama A Noble
Cutcast." Corvallis hasn't all the talent
I'm Rnrfar canufv
Walter Taylor has acquired the right
to handle Wells Fargo & Co.'S delivery
business in Corvallis. John Lenger has
resigned his position as driver, after a
service of sew enteen years, on account of
failing health.
VIM. Groves exhibited in this Office
n New Years branch of mature and lug
cious raspberries. This fruit was grows
at Mr.. Groves home in this city, and he
says his bushes are well-laden with these
tempting berries.
Prof. Ginn's class in vocal music is
fast filing up. Those desiring to enroll
for the class work should do so at once,
as the organization will be completed
SO netime during the coming week.
Enrolment blank aud terms at Graham
& Wells drugstore.
Rev. L. Myron Boozer will preach in
the United Evangelical church Sunday
at III q. m. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Special G. E. service
at ESQ p. m. at which time the officers
will be installed by the pastor. A cor.
dial invitation to the public.
Uuearthed! exposed! made public !
terrible tragedy full details! names CIV
en-, blood stained bag ghastly contents
TO be exposed Saturday night o'clock
at the Salvation Army hall, January 9th.
Full particulars of greatest crime ever
made public. All are welcome.
Mr.. Oscar Taylor. of Red Oak, Iowa,
10 on visit to relatives in this city.
Mr.. Taylor was in this city some seven
years ago, at which time he visited with
his brother R. L. Taylor. He is now
stopping with his sister Mrs. George
Stafford whom he had not seen for %
years.
Brown Bros, of this city have pur-
chased from Monroe holders bunch OF
fine mutton sheep, containing about
500 head. The price paid was cents
per pound on foot, and the sheep
averaged above 100 pounds each. Ed.
III. Beiknap owned about 200 of the
finer ones sold.
Mr. and Mrs August Webber were
rendered a reception by the ladies of the
Catholic church Monday evening, on the
eve of their departure for their new
home near Granger. Last summer MIR.
Webber purchased the valuable farm
adjoining that of Hector brothers. Re-
Gently he disposed of his boot and shoe
business in this city and his future home
will be made on the farm.
Recorder Gellatly returned Saturday
from his visit to Sumpter and Baker City
Both of these cities are alive with bust
ness STIR and hustle and are experiencing
the mushroom growth of mining towns
At Sumpter Mr.. Gellatly acquired prop
ertY interests and it is his intention to
spend portion Of his time at least in
the future ia that city, should present
glowing prospects prove permanent.
Many Corvallis boys are in that section.
William Harmon, Billy Williams and
Henry Stuart being located at Sumpter,
the latter being employed in the Office
Of the Sumpter Miner.