The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-08

Miss Ella johnson is to leave
Monday on business trip to Port
land.
Ladies'. try the Darby XII Glo yes.
every hair guaranteed. Far sale by
Nolan & Gall 4ban.
Hop prices are still going sky
ward. The latest quotation is 314.
offered to Eugene growers.
I'm honor of the 71st birthday
of Mrs. c. E. Johnson, who has
been a Corvallis resident since
184o, there was a reunion of the
family at her home Saturday.
About 20 were present. and the oc-
casion was most pleasant.
Portland doctors are to play
football on college field this after-
noon. There will probably be
scalpel., dissecting saws, forceps,
tongs and razors flying in the air.
A doctor coaches Steckle's men,
and the case ought to be we'll dag
nosed on both sides. The kickoff
will be at three o'clock.
"A construction party, string
ing an. Independent telephone line
to Bellfountain, was beyond the
Buttes Yesterday morning, and ex-
pected to have the Bellfountain
settlement wired early next week.
The line was built by the farmers
themselves and is to have 20 sub
scribers.
Recently. Arthur Haw'ey re.
moved from his ranch at Bellefoun-
tain to a residence in Corvallis, for
the purpose of sending his daugh.
ter Floy to OAC. The latter's
health has failed, however, so that
it is impossible for her to take the
course, and this week the family
is returning to the ranch.
Mr.. A. E. Hinkius and Miss
Emma Williamson. both of Wells
were married last Wednesday al
12 o'clock. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride in
the presence of a number of friends
and relatives; H. A. Deck >of Cor
wallis, officiating. A sumptuous
dinner awaited all. The newly
welded couple received a number
of useful presents. They will take
UP their residence near Wells.
Visitors in Corvallis this week
have been Mr. and Mrs. G.Bower.
sox, of Salem. The former returned
home Wednesday, but Mrs. Bower
sox will remain for a few days a
the home of her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Sam Kerr. Mr.. Bowerso1
has tor many years conducted I
grocery store in the capital city but
has recently disposed of the SAM
and will leave at once for Glendale
Eastern Oregon, where he will en-
gage in the general merchandise
business, having purchased al
IS, 600 stock. Benton friends wisl
him success.
For four years prior to he
departure for Salem, Mrs D
Mann had been president of th
local missionary society of tn
First Methodist church. \The fac
was remembered by the other mem
bers Wednesday afternoon, when
in honor of Mrs. Mann. who i
visiting here, reception was give1
in her honor at the home of Mrs. J
E. Farmer. The event was largely
attended and dainty Refreshments
were feature of the afternoon
A silver gravy ladle. engraved
with the initials of the recipient
was presented to Mrs. Mann as /.
mark of esteem.
Rev. Frank L. Moore, wht
has served the Methodist copgrega
ton as pastor for the past fou
years, was assigned by the lat
conference of the church to Cot
tage Grove. The congregation
there is good one. and the charg
important. The vacancy in the 10
cal pulpit is filed by Rev. Feese
who has been pastor for a year a
Cottage Grove. He is a lat
arrival from the East, and is de
clared to be a strong churchmau
both in and out of the pulpit. H
followed DR.. Driver in conductin
an important evangelistic meetin
that was held in the local churc
last winter. and the fact is alread
knewn to many Corvallis peopl
that Rev. Moore is to leave in
few days with his family for hi
new field. He is an able and e
fective churchman, and both he an
Mrs. Moore carry with them th