The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-28

sher is being improved with a new
roof and other repairs
Mr.. Finley. teacher of the
business course at Philomath Col
lege, arrived Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon. at three
O. clock, Rev. Deck officiating, the
marriage of Miss Genevieve Kline
to Frank Taylor, took place at the
Evangelical church
Warren Clark. formerly of
Corvallis, has been employed at
Chicago all summer in the tele-
graph business. He is to return
to San Fraacisco, via the Canadian
Pacific route.
Market quotations place the
hop price at Fl cents, strong. The
English crop is reported the short
est sin1 1882. which was the year
of dollar and quarter hops. All
local growers are receiving requests
for samples, and are being asked to
hold untiI people to whom samples
are sent can make bids.
-Philomath correspondent:
Last Saturday FIVE families arrived
at Philomash from Polk county,
Nebraska. They are old friends
and neighbors of George Be nett.
They had already rented houses
here through Mr. AmHer and they
expect buy homes and remain in
the vicinity permanently.
by those who heard it. the
sermon of Bishop Morrison, deliv-
cred at the M. E church South.
Sunday afternoon, is said to have
been one of the most mastery ad-
dresses given in Corvallis in long
time. To the evening the bishop
gave second address which is
like wise spoken Of in tle highest
terms.
Roy Hollenberg, son Of Louis
Hollenberg of this city, arrived
Sunday from ST. Joseph, Missouri,
where he has been holding a po-
sition as bookkeeper in a large
commercial house. He is a grad
uate of the Chillcothe College,
Missouri, and comes to accept a
position as bookkeep r in the es-
tablishment of Hollenberg & Cady.
in this city.
| Members of the Lady Macca
bee and Degree of Honor lodges
made an unexpected farewell call
on Mrs, Ruth Clark at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Clark, Sat.
urday evening. The evening wa:
pleasantly spent and before good
byes were said, Mrs. Clark wa.
the owner of handsome silver nui
set and beautiful salad dish. pre-
sented by the callers as token o.
+ esteem. '7A ',~--~'rs- -''-''--
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| T. P. Kemp at 1890 Sunday after
noon occurred the marriage of Mis-
Emma Kemp to Albert Chesley O
f Philomath. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. Deck, in til
presence of a large gathering Q
relatives and friends, and following
the impressive words. an elabor
. ate dinner was served. The new
, " married pair will reside in Cor
wallis. ..---,...
The many friends of Mis-
! Nettie Spencer will be. glad t.
know that she is enjoying EuroI
can tour with a party of Chieag
friends. Letters have been re
: ceived recounting the delights 6
her voyage over the ocean, her sta
: in Merry England, doing the sigh,
of London Town, her visit to th
land of windmills and wooden shoe
She is now in Germany and es
poets to spend the winter in Berlil
She plans to be abroad year.
IS. L. Kline, who is membe
S of the Ohio Society of Californi:
f has received an invitation to atten
: the banquet to be given October :
S at the San Francisco Hotel, Sa
Francisco, onthe Commissioning (
t the battleship Ohio. Senator Fai1
S banks, the republican vice-presie
e entia1 nominee, a native of Ohil
J. will be present. The official stan
of colors a loving cup given b
Miss Helen Deshler, of Columbu
Ohio, and a solid silver set give
by the state of Ohio, will be pr,
: sented on this OCCASION
e The Coun ty Board of Equa1i
$ ton is in session at the court hou:
e this week, and is overwhelmed wit
!, business. Many taxpayers, war,
Il ed by the notice of the amount
e their assessment as published