Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-21

S. L. Kline went to. Portland,
Wednesday, on business trip.
David Lister of Eugene has ar
rived aud will clerk in the n. A
Fisher music store.
Miss Margaret Smell is adding to
the appearance of her premises oy
repainting her residence.
Student w. 6. Lane of klamath
county has arrived and re-entered
OAC.
Mrs. Roy Keeney, of Browns
vile, visited Corvallis friends one
day this week. The family may
decide to locate in this city.
W. P. Darby is moving this week
from his ranch beyond Philomath
to his residence property in this
city.
For sale or rent. preferably for
sale, residence and % acres of land
on college hill. Address NJ. Robin
son Corvallis. Ore. 73-tf
Frank Huber and Cash Bryant,
both well-known Corvallis boys, are
now employed in an Astoria meat
market.
NJ. E. Church, South. Sabbath
school at ten and the regular
church services morning and even
ing. J. A. Ellison, pastor.
Newton Adams fell twelve feet
from a roof on which he was shing-
ling, Tuesday, and received numer-
Gus sprains and bruises from which
he was laid up next day.
Elmer Wills, formerly of this
city, is now engaged as a fireman
on the S. P, and IS doing we'll. He
is an "extra" at present but stands
in line for advancement at a good
salary.
Miss Sophia Elgin, a Corvallis
girl now in Marysville, Calf, is
the Office girl for a leading physir
clan of that city, assists in surgical
operations and nurses when a case
requires her services. She is well
pleased with the place.
For Sale.-3O,OOO acres of land
in Lincoln and Benton Counties,
O egon, al ,ng the G. & E. R R.,
known as Road Lands, now owned
by an Eastern Company: Fo'
prices anu terms, cali or address,
L H. Fish. Western Agent, Alhans
. Orsoou. 7S-tf
P. R. N,rcross, the new OAC
football coach, was expected to ar
rive in this city yesterday from
F., Helena, Mont. He has been on the
Univel sity of Michigan team four
years, lnder Yost, and was captain
and half back on the team. He is
said to be an excellent man for tie
place.
Prof. and Mrs. A. B. CordIey
: gave a dinner party Wednesday
noon in honor of Rev. Green ard
Q family. There were about ten pre-
c sent and the occasion was very
pleasant. In the evening, Mr.. arc
Mrs. A. E. Wilkins also gave an IN
. formal dinner to Rev. and Mrs
!: Green, after which Mrs. Green and
children left on the 6 o'clock train
for Ashland.
% Regular services at the Methods
Episcopal church Sunday conduct
ed by the pastor. His morning
q subject is, "The Mountains" AM
l the evening subject is, "The Chic
q Business of Life F." After the SER
I. vice Sunday night social hou'
q will be spent so that friend
%; and strangers may greet on
Il anothe, aud new acquaintances b
n formed.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall, bot
y former OAC students, have bee
g. heard from. Tn letter to frltn'
n Mrs. Hall SAYS: The first of SIP
,e tember Mr.. Hall attended the Ne,
York National Guard encamp uen
at Gresa, Penp.. and had a fh
Fe time. L am teaching the secon'
y grade of the Schenectady Par'
Il Place school," Mrs. Hall was for
'e nerly Miss Ethel Kyle, a teache
: in the Corvallis public school.
Al Hop picking in the Norma
he Lilly yard is progressing nicel
since the rain. There is very Ii
tie mould and but few lice, and th
a. quality of the hops is good. It
y expected that picking will be cor
= cluded next Tuesday or Wednes
5; day. Only a few pickers Quit bt
"a cause of the storm, and while MOI
i help would not have come amis
J. there has been no difficulty 10 ge
a ting enough hops each day to f
- the hop house.