Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-03
Misses Annie and Maggie Peter
son went to Portland last week to
have another look at the Fair.

! have another look at the Fair.
Manfred Sets has purchased the
Commercial restaurant OF Mrs.
Sam King and is now in full pos
session.
Country school. district teachers
can be supplied with monthly re-
port cards by the Gazette. Write
your wants. 81tf
Roy Raber, who has been one in
charge of Benton's exhibit at the
Fair, arrived home Sunday. On
account Of his health he will not
return to the Exposition.
E. Hawkins, of Eugene, form
er Benton county farmer, has been
on our streets for a few days. He
and his daughter have been guests
of his sister, who resides here.
Hop men seem inclined to hold
their product for a time yet, hoping
of course, that the. price will i'm
prove. Best qualify hops are
quoted at from 13 to Is cents per
pound.
d. @. Rose went to Portland yes
terday to spend a few days at the
Fair. He wanted very much to
60 down during the stock show,
but On account Of his prune crop he
could not get away.
Logan Hays came up from Port
land, where he is cashier of one of
the metropolitan banks, Friday
evening, and renewed his acqaaint-
ance with Corvallis friends until
yesterday morning, at which time
he returned to Portland.
Rev. c. L. McCausland, presid-
ing elder for the M. E. church,
South, of this district, is expected
to arrive home today from Southern
Oregon whittier he had been called
to attend the conference aud other
business matter.
Be it known to the republicans
of Benton county the reunion and
COT ference to be held in Portland,
October 12, will take place in the
Empire theatre. The hour of the
conference is 10 o'clock Thursday
morning, October IL.
Marion Hayden returned from
Portland, Sunday, and went on over
to his Alsea home yesterday. He
speaks in highest praise of the
Fair, particularly Of the stock
show which closed last week.
Saturday night occurred the
death of Mrs. SoI King at the age
of SO years, 6 months and 4 daye.
Services were held yesterday morn
ing at the family home northwest
Of this city and were conducted by
Rev. NJ. S. Bush. Interment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
In accordance with the findings
of the jury last week in the case of
C. NJ. Kline ard Jack Milne, charg-
ed with selling liquor in violation
Of the local option law, Justice Hol-
gate imposed fine of 5000 eacn
yesterday morning. The defendants
have thirty days in which to file an
appeal.
During the recent conference at
Grants Pass, Rev. J. A. Ellison
was appointed to the pulpit of the
| M. E. church, South, this, city
Formerly he occupied the pulpit at
Myrtle Greek. Yesterday he was
r to have been welded to charming
lady and is expected to arrive il
! this city with his bride tomorrow.
$ Many hunters report to hay,
3 found China pheasants rather
scarce when afeld Sunday, the frs
9 day of the open season. On tn,
! other hand, quite number of ou
sportsmen bagged the number linn
tied by law-ten birds per day 70
one hunter. Claud Whitehorn go
! a little out Of order by shooting a.
!. exceptionally large, fat jack rabbi
. when out Sunday.
is Sunday evening Clerk Nose
/ returned from Grants Pass, wher
v he attended the conference of tn
r. M. E. church, South. On his re
turn he called our attention to
statement made by US that b
.e nephew, Leonard Moses, was /
is enter his office yesterday mornin
:. as his deputy. This, Victor az
3. sures us is al error as his nephe
Is enters simply as copyist, not :
1e deputy. Between now and tt
y first of next January several peop
rs will be busy on the tax and asses
to ment rolls and other items in II
I'd Clerks Office. and Leonard simpl
'n becomes one Of the force.
/ ,e Accompanied by a good half-ton
IL a former Corvallis boy receive
to from the Sunday Oregonian Il