Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-30
TurrRsDAY, AUGUST so, 1888.
PERSONALS.

not "midnight" paper peddler.
prof Anderson, principal of the
silverton public schools, is in town,
P. Farrens is going east of the
maintains to spy out the country.
Elder w. D. Humphrey, of Eu-
zone. was on the train, bound for
Portland to-day.
Mr.. Steiner, about three miles east
of the red barn, is building fine
house on his farm.
Bert Hatch and wife have been
visiting the formers parents and
went to-day to Corvallis.
Mrs. John Brooks is reported by
her physicians as better than at any
time during the past three weeks.
w. H. Byars and corps of sur
yevors are on the new tract of the
Oregon Land Company, subdivid-
ing it for the small fruit farms.
DIR. J. c. Byrd, having disposed
of his dental business, and sold his
house, is preparing to leave for
Spokane about the middle of next
month.
Misses Jennie and May Wood,
daughters Of T, A. Wood, go tosalem
TO attend the Conservatory Of Music
of the Willamette University Mon
day.-Portland News.
D. c. Sherman, County Clerk
Babcock's deputy, is well qualified
for the position, and as a G. A. Il.
man deserving of the place. He is
on duty at the court house.
Rev. Fathers Barnabas and Leo,
principal and teacher of the Mount
Angel college, have been visiting
Rev. J. S. White, rector of the
Catholic church of this place.
Miss Alderman, the noted w. c.
T. U. speaker, who has just been
lecturing through Alaska, will be in
Salem, Sept. 11th. Perhaps her
subject will be "San Francisco by
Gashght."
Miss Annie Wright is attending
the Polk county teachers examina-
ton at Dallas, as she expects to
teach the GiDsOn sUhoOii osA S'.S'7''-01S
side Of the river. Miss Wright is
one of Salem's school girls that do
Uu4 ~a>.eN+ional interests credit.
Mrs. Sarah Pettijohn, at her resi-
dence on the river road to Halls
ferry is very sick. She has never
fully recovered from the bruises
and shock of being thrown form
a vehicle some time ago and she is
now threatened with paralysis.
Albert F. Gartner, special agent
and adjuster of the Phoenix, Conn,
and Home, N. Y, insurance COM
panies, left for Eugene to-day
after promptly and satisfactorily
settling the losses Occasioned by |
the late fires in the Moores' block.
DIR. G. l.. Bateman, of LlanO,
Texas, himself a dentist, is visiting
his old friend, DR.. Jennings. The
doctor is staunch democrat but
he worked and voted for prohibitory
amendment when it was before the
people of Texas. He may conclude
toremain here.
Elder A. b. Wade, state evange-
list of the Christian church, was in
town to-day, via SilvertOn. He has
word from the general agent of the
Women's Missionary Board who
will make visit to varions places
in Oregon, beginning about Sept.
10th. 1t is Elder w. X. Azbill.
A big interest is manifested in the
nightly lectures of Clark Braden, on
the evidences OF Christianity, in the
grove at SilvertOn. The interest is
intensified in view of the coming
debates between him and b, f.
Underwood. These will attract
people for many miles around, for
both are champions.
A. C. Chapman is back from
Willowa county, having finishedI
his job of building. He prefers the
willamette valley to the Willows
every time. He says that If people
who write to him would address .
him by his best known name,
Bud" il would often avoid errors
and delays in his mail delivery.