Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.

AOOfs- iNe-sH0s
Miss Thela Rickard arrived home,
Tuesday, from meath's visit at
Red Bluff, Calf.
Rev. S. J. Lindsay will preach in
tie NJ. View school house, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30.
Prof. S. I. Pratt, of Philomath,
was in Corvallis few hours, We'd
nesday, attending business.
Miss Ruth Thomas left yesterday
for Lebanon, where she will visis
friends for a week or such a matter.
A. W. Hagey, nophew of T. w.
Dilly Of this city, came over from
Scio, Tuesday, and made his rela-
tives short visit.
Rer. P. s. knight will preach at
the Congregational Church next
Sabbath at IL a. m, and 8 p. m.
AL are cordially invited to attend.
= Mrs. Florence Jones. who has
been the guest, during the summer,
Of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Harris,
left Wednesday for her home at
Paisley.
. Adams Bros. have recently beer
engaged in repairing suite o.
rooms over the pessoffice. George
Eglin, The real estate ageat, will o..
cupy the rooms,
Miss Bessie Irvine, Of Corvallis.
and Miss Jessie Irvine, Of Tallmau,
who have been visiting relatives in
this city, returned home yesterday.
-Express-Adva
The season for shooting ducks
opens Sunday, September 1st.
The china pheassn,s are big enough
to eat, bat it Is unlawfal to shoot
them before October 1st.
John Buster, druggist Of sheri
dan Oregon, has been in Corvallis
during the week making arrange
ments for his son to attend the O A
c when the school year opeas.
The season of entertainment ii
near at hand. The first attraction
billed to appear at the opera house
this fall is Richard & Pringls's min
strels. They will te here about th'
middle Of September.
is estimated that Oregon and
Washington may produce upwards
of 100000 bushels of wheat thi'
year, which is very respectable
amount for less than a miller
people-psrhaps forty-fve bushels
per capita.
It Is thought that Clifford Nash
pianis., who recently sustained 1
fracture of his cellar r-bens in a run
away accident in the Siletz country
will be sufficiently recovered to hea
his music pupils when the U of {
opens this fall.
Rev. 9. J. Lindsay, Of Indepsnd
enoe, will fill the pulpit O
the United Evangelical chufcl
On Sunday. Mr.. Lindsay wa
formerly of Omaha, Neb., ant
is an eloquent and forceful preach
or. All are invited to these ser
vicsE.
George Lilly has, gone job on
better in the. boil business Tol
had boils all over his bsdy, but j
is doubtful if he ever had a bell il
his month-George has, and Ii
couldn't swallow il, either, Thi
accounts for his absence from th
bank Of late.
Attorney S. I. Jefreys, fernlerl,
efCorvallis, but now of Nome City
vas heard from recently by rel
atives in this eity. Mr.. Jeffrey
went north in the big stampede t
Nome in the spring Of 1900. HI
has resided there continuously since
his arrival and he writes tina
things are looking somewhat bright
sr for him at present than they die
In the receHt past and he has hope
Of making something up there yet
The will Of Mrs. Leona n. Nc
Nulty, deceased, was admitted &
probate August 26th. Her brother
Jas. @. Taylor, is named as execu
ter. By the terms of the will Mrl
Cecil Rsnnie and Byron J. Taylo
are bsqueathed all Of the south sid
of lot 2, block II, hsing 81 fec
front BY 100 deep. She gives t
her aunt, Elizabeth Taylor, the re
mainder of lot 2, block II, aud &C
jeinisg half Of lot 8, block II, dur
ing the remainder Of her life. Tt
remainder Of her property is eqna
ly divided between DR.. e. FL. Tay
lor, JAS. G. Taylor, Mrs. Louil
LsdgsrWood and William Taylor.