Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-09-23

Benton county clover seed 10
sale at Zierolf's.
: See Kline's shoe window 70
mems fine dress shoes.
John Gault, the favorite football
player and student of o A G wa
expected to arrive in Corvallis yes
terday. He has been visiting il
Salem recently.
/ In recent letter TO his parents
Tommy Cameron, who for the pasl
lcouple Of months has been working
liza the harness shop OF his uncle, in
| Union, Oregon, stated that he would
start home during the fore part Of
this week.
| The Episcopal church, corner oil
Jefferson & 7th streets:--Services
in this church as follows: Sunday
school and Rector's class every Sum
day at 10 a. M; morning prayer
and serman at IL a. m. All, espec-
tally students, are cordially invited
to each of these services.
G. MAcLEAN, Rector.
Mrs. Nellie Gird and w. g. Ken
nady were united in marriage,
Wednesday, Sept: 10, at high noon,
in the presence Of large number
of friends of the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed be-
meath bower of ivy and mistletoe.
The bride wore a beautiful costume
of white silk organdie over satin.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceived. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
expect to reside in Polk county.
A couple of land transfers of
great Importance were placed on
file in the recorders office during
the latter part of last week. Both
deeds are from the Land and Live
Stock Company to the Oregon-Pa-
cific Colonization Co. One deed is
for 23,959 acres and the other is for
81 ,260 acres, and in both deeds the
consideration named is 81. The
land is what is known as the Coe
property and'is situated in Benton,
Polk and Lincoln counties. 4
2 Fred Herbold, who is to coach the
@ A G football team this fall, ar
rived in Corvallis Thursday eve
ming. He is a pharmist and assay
er and has until recently held a
position at Butte, Montana. His
mother lives in Eugene. Coach
Herbold feels confident that he will
be able to do good work with the O
A C boys this fall. From what he
can learn, the majority of the play
ers in last years football team will
return to college this season.
p The law against killing China
pheasants during the close sea-
son is quite plain regarding the
penalty for such an offence.
Moreover, half cf the fine, above
the costs, goes to the informant, no
matter who that person be SO long
as he is not a game warden or a
deputy game warden. Any citizen
in the common walks of life can
claim half of the fine that may be
imposed as the result of any infor-
nation said citizen may furnish.
Taylor Porter and Harry Wicks
expect to leave in the course of
week for trip East. Mr.. Porter
will go to Ohio and Mr.. Wicks will
proceed to Pennsg lvania. The for
mer goes to visit his mother whom
he has not seen for many years and
who is very aged, while it is under
stood that Mr.. Wicks is going on
matter of business. Both may be
absent for two or three months.
They expect to take advantage of
the rates offered on round trip tick
cts on the occasion of the big G. A.
r. excursion to the East.
Taylor & Heish have sold their
meat market to OIL Wicks and Ho-
mer Lilly. The latter will take
possession of the business October
lst. Both Mr.. Wicks and Mr.. Lii
ly are Benton county boys. That
they will carry on a first-class mar
ket there is no doubt and we be-
speak them a liberal share of pat.
ronage. Jas. C. Taylor, one OF the
retiring members of the firm, has
been in the meat market for many
years. His health of late has not
been very good and he contem-
plates going to Arizona early next
month to see if he cannot build
himself up.
w. A. Parr, who arrived in Ore
gon two or three weeks ago, was
married, in Brownsville, last Tues
day, Sept. 10th. to Miss Minnie Err
kline. Miss Erkine came to Linn
county from Benton, Iowa, last
March and joined her parents who
hal arrived a couple of months be-
fore and purchased property in
Linn county, near PlainviIle. Mr..
Parr was in Corvallis last Saturday
with his lrother-in law, who ex-
poets to enter the . A G for the
coming year. Mr.. Parr is friend
of F. L. Miller and visited this city
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