Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-10
LOCAL NOTES.


Strong d Co.'S
Hon. John 3. Waldo, Of Macleay
was in the city to-day.
James ;. Cooper, ofIndepcndence
was in the city to-day.
j. Campbell, contracting agent oI
the Union Pacific, was in the city to
day
Mrs. Dr. Trullinger, Of SilvertOn,
is reported very low with consump-
ton.
W. =. Johnson, the photographer,
has opened branch studio i'm
Gcrvais.
Everything in the market can be
had on order at A. Strong d COS
restaurant
Mr. Frank AllistOn came up from
/ Portland last night and returned
this morning.
Prof Charles Magcrs, who is
teaching at Whcatland Polk cOun-
. ty, il i'm the city
Now comes thcstartlingauuounce-
mcnt that George Good is candi-
date for Sheriff.
Quite number Of water pipes i'm
town were bursted by the freeze
Thursday night.
Seed wheat is now in demand on
account Ofa great deal of grain hav-
ing been frozen out.
Harry Morgan, Of Portland, is
here, visiting the fanilyofhis uncle, |
Il. II. Dearborn, Esq
Chcrington, the artist, has some .
very fine work on exhibition at his |
studio. Call and see it.
Ed Croisan, Marion county's
next sheriff, was i'm the city this
week. French Prairie Gazette.
Hon. Walter r. Mills, known as
the Little Giant Of Ohio, Prohibi-
ZIONIST, will speak in Salem soon.
\. Strong d Co. have Il fine bill of
fare prepared for their regular Sun
day French dinner only fifty cents,
Miss Kate Dearborn rcturcd last {
night from Portland, where she has
been visiting her aunt Mrs f.. ID.
kcarncy.
Miss Sarah Mitchell, Of Gcryais,
has returned home from San
Francisco, where she has been living I
he past two years. ,
Jesse Morris, Of West Stavtou.
who had his head crushed 10y "a fall
ing limb while chopping timber $
ew days ago, is not expected to live. q
The board ofcouutycummissioncrs 81
zelda short informal reception this
morning and adjourned without
any further business. n
Brother Frederick died at the u
irhodicllnc monastery, at Mt. a
Angel, q few days ago. He had
My been q member Of the Bcnc-
icilnc- two years. a
state Printer Frank Baker has II
work on the pamphlet II
dNcrtl-tng Oregon, prepared by .,
Ion. j. r. Gregg under direction of v
hc state Board of Agriculture.
Iriuton r. Hibbard has bought I,
he G. Smith grocery store at -,
llrcrtun and will conduct il i'm the
ln the future. It will bc NOV 4 u
'on into the old postohlce building. L
VIM. Frohlich, Of Mt Angel,
me doing carpenter work ON one o.,
the Narrow Gauge railroad "
ldgcs the other day fell through ol
c trcstlc and broke one of his ribs. re
Mr. :. II. Webb, merchant at du
'w Westminster, b. C.. and
other Of Elder j. W. Webb. of tbis
y, arrived here to-day ON visit m
a few days To that gentleman and q,
, family Ina
\lrNsrs. Frank and George Rent In
ller of San Francisco, are in the
y gathering data, etc, for the di-
tory of OWgon and California Ia NJ,
published by the Miles Rentschler old
rr'tory company soon. 49,
Ion William Rcdpath, eN-spcak- ~
nl The Illinois Legislature, and one 'o'
the leading republicans of the Ga
'Nrr state Is here visiting his old :
'hu and schOOlmute, Mr. ID. w.
lthcWs, and will remain several MS
Is, cha
.esterday the South Salem school Tn,
! u very Pheasant and Instructive VIII
i nom the Rev. MIR Rollins. who uu
dc an educational talk adapted to " q" "
grade of the school. II wns the
my appreciated and the teacher a ii
scholars hope that it will he ~
'atcd l
ldgo VIM NJ Ramsey, of salem ,%"N' %
Ncd ON saturday morning hst keS
u his mmlly tnm that place and kno
locate hen, for the practice nf drill
lie retains his membership i'm ~,
firm of Ramsey a Bingham ""J'
.m, aud will bc a rruucut visit, opel
p that city rvudlrton Tribune. Mat
he hcppncr Gazette. the panrr NJ
made j. w, Rcdiugton wealthy ~
Famous, hu~ again chauo,d ou VI
rs, Rev Henry Rasmus thr Had
proprietor SAYS the puhit is +, min
ter power than the pr,Ss. and ,,,,
Us with S.S2, the net prn,r,ds -
ur mouths of the hardest work 'n'
.'r lid m his life ing
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