Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-16
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S. E. Young & Son.
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

o'lNCE III JUAN tso N1ASAO -
Services as usual Iii the Baptist
church next Lords Day.
Vermont Maple Syrup in bulk
95 cents a gallon, at Zierolf's.
Henry Amber, the rustling
Philomath real estate man, was ir
Corvallis on business, yesterday.
Sol NJ. Stock, of San Francisco, {
former Corvallis boy, is in the city
He is a prominent Elk.-Eugent
Guard
There is only one stiff hat thai
fits perfectly on any shaped head
and that's the Kingsbury, at F. L
Miller's.
Miss Florence Wicks is reported
to have been very i'll with appendi'
citis. At present she is thought tc
be somewhat improved.
DIR. loves last day is always a
very busy one for him, so see him
early and avoid delay. He will
not return for six months.
The topics Of the sermons at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
will be Of much interest. In the
morning, THE Unjust Steward" i"
Mr.. Harry Wilson and bride,
nee Miss Jeanie Meginson. Of New
port, passed through Corvallis,
Wednesday, on their wedding trip
to Portland.
The Gray Eagle arrived in Cor
wallis, Wednesday evening, on its
way up the river after logs, which
it is to tow to the paper mills at
Oregon City.
The annual meeting of the State
Board of Agriculture will be held
in Salem, on the 18th Of next
month. This promises to be an in
teresting meeting.
T. J. earns, the Alsea freighter,
arrived in town, Tuesday, for an
other wagon load of merchandise
for the little valley. He is doing
we'll to be able to continue teaming
at this season of the year.
The o A c students are planning
70 give dance at the Armory in
commemoratien of Thanksgiving.
However, as many of them desire
to 90 home on this holiday, il fas
been decided to hold the dance on
the night before Thanksgiving,
Wednesday, November %.
Married, Noyelnber IA, 1900, in
this city, at the home of the BRIDES
parent, Mr.. William W. Hubbard,
of Lafayette, Or, to Miss Princess
Belt, by Rev. M. Noble. The young
lady is we'll known here and carries
with her the best wishes Of many
friends for long and happy we'd
ded life.
Be sure to read the notice of DR..
Lowe, the well-known optic:an, in
this issue: He is to return here
next week: DR.. Lowe has been
coming to Corvallis for severa
years and his work and glasses give
universal satisfaction to all. So
far as we know he is is the only
optician that ever returned the
second time.
Word reached Corvallis a day o,
so ago to the effect-that "Old~ Gro.
ver," remarkable dog of the Zahn
boys, of Alsea, had treed two more
cougars over there last Tuesday
evening, and that Dick Zahn had
shot them. This makes a record o1
19 cougars this faithful day has as
sisted in killing. 1t will be hard te
find dog with better record.
The Corvallis Coffee Club con
tains within itself a ''Social Club. D
While it is composed of and man
aged by members of the Coffee Club
it is distinctly a social affair and in
no way interferes with the regular
workings of the former organiza
ton. Invitations are out for the
first function of the new club this
evening at the Fireman's Hall.
Mayor J. W. Crawford, of thi:
CITY, returned the first of the week
from business trip to Salem. H'
states that while down there he go
into conversation with gentleman
from Dallas and the latter reported
that there was in the neighborhooe
offourteen carloads of dried prune'
in that section that had not beer
sold yet. From what was learned
it is understood thai the prun'
owners were anticipating the re
election of Mckinley and had con
fidence that after the campaign was
closed prices would most likely
rise. If such was their motive they
seem in fair way to make by
it, as market quotations indicate {