Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
w. S. Gardner, Photograph

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E. R. Bryson was doing business
in Albany the latter part Of the week
A. Wilhelm, Sr., of Monroe is at
tending circuit court in. this city
this week.
Attorney N. M. Newport, of Al
bany, was in the city on legal bust.
ness yesterday. -
Sam Thurston, one Of o A C's|
former gridiron veterans, is now
coaching the Monmouth Normal
school team.
Supt. G. w. Denman returned
Sunday from Dallas, where he de-
livered an address hefore the teach
ers institute held in that city last
week. .;2
Attorney w. r. Yates returned
Saturday from Canyon City, where
he appeared as counsel in some i'm
portant legal matters in the circuit
court for Grant county.
E. N. Kiger is in from Alsea, to-
be present during the hearing of
case before the ci;cuit court in
which he is interested. J. E. Tay-
lor. a witness in this case, is also in
in the city.
James Smith, better known as
Jimmie the cook" dropped dead
in Eugene last week. He was pref
ty well known in Corvallis, having
been employed as cook at the O A
c at one time.
Manager .Kaupisch informs US
that the new butter factory will be-
gin operations next Monday. Its
capacity is about 1000 pounds per
day but, for the present its output
will be about 200 pounds.
Walter B. Wiles, of Anaconda,
Mont, and Mary Elnora Shonkwil-
Ter, of Salem, were married in Sa-
lem, at the home of R. M. Davis
son, 564 Court street, on Wednes-
day, November 20. Rev William S.
Gilbert, of Portland, oficiated.
The fire department, was called
out in pelting rain Friday after
noon about two o'clock, but its SER
vices were not needed. A blaze at
the Thorp home in Jobs Addition
was the cause of the alarm, but it
was extinguished almost as soon as
it was discovered.
Josiah H. Heron and Miss Let
tie Edwards were married at the
home of the brides parents neal
Junction, November Goth. The
groom is one of the substantial
young farmers of near Monroe and
the bride is the daughter of I. N
Edwards, one of the inhuential
farmers of Lane county.
F. J. Oberer, of the Charter Oal
Mill Co., came up from Airlie, Fri
day. He reports that his company
is having great difficulty in secur
ing cars to ship their lumber. The,
have no outlet by river, and tn
railroad company's failure to NOV
their product promptly has caused
them much concern in filling orders
Mr.. d. N. Williamson, Of Fair
mount, was in the city Monday at
tending court. Mr.. Williamson j
being urged to come out as candi
date for the legislature before tn
next republican county con
vention. He is a pioneer citizen {
Benton county and his friends be
lieve he is well qualified to fill sue.
trust.
A little Jersey heifer was Dor
out at the Agricultural College Las
Saturday night, that is said to b
the finest bred animal of this bree
in the United States. Every AM
NAL on the college farm is register
ed or eligible to registration.
bunch Of sheep belonging to this ir
stitution is believed 10 be the fines
in the world.
Rev. Frank l.. Moore pastor
the Methodist, church, has bee
granted three months leave ,
absence in which to complete b
course at Drew Theological Sem
nary, at Madison, N. J. Professe
B J. Hoadley, of Willamette Un
versity, will fill the pulpit of tn
Methodist church during the Re,
Mr.. Moore's absence.
The wedding of Mr.. Eugene wirt
and Miss Blanche Small is to o.
cur at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smal
in this city, tomorrow evening {
8 o'clock. The cermonv will /
performed by Rev. Mrs. Ella Hun
bert. The young couple may r
main in Corvallis for few day.
but they intend making the
residence in Oakland, Calf, f
the present: at least.
A robbery which has Just con
to light, occurred in this city seve
al nights ago. When Charl,
Hout opened his butcher shop OF
morning he found the cash regist
onaT1 opd tho daIlar ohoooo ,.s,.1