Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-15
LOCAL NOTES.

the city to-day.
Hon. John Allen, Of Polk county,
was in the city to-day.
]. NJ. Payne's family Of six
children are down with the measles
Ernest Webb, son Of Elder J. w.
Webb, is seriously i'll with lung few
or.
Judpe J. j. Shaw took this morn
ing train for "A business trip to Port
land.
I'd. 4. Downing and wife have
returned from their visit to the Wal
do Hills.
Mrs Norri. Brown has returned
from Eugene where she has been
visiting friends.
Jo. Albert. son Of J. II. Albert Of
the Capital National Bank, is taking
his turn at the measles.
Ben Critchlow, who has been CON
frned TO bed with measles several
DAYS. is able to be out again.
Misses Halle Parrish and Pearl
Scott will give an entertainment at
Eugene City tomorrow night.
A gentleman who has been there
and ouyht IN know saws WOOdburn
has mud. mumps and measles.
Mr.. Matt Brown, of ofSilverton, who
has been dangerously ill with
erysipelas, is out and about again.
John II. Masher, postmaster Of
SiIvcrton, is the proud papa Of
blooming young daughter, about "A
week old.
Miss Riggs who has been attend
ing the conservatory of music here
this winter returned to her home in
Polk county yesterday.
Mr.. Ware, with Wilson Il Co.,
furniture dealers, Woodburn, reports .
lumber ON the ground for a large F.
store. with Il hall overhead.
Special convocation of MGltno-
NAH Royal Arch Chapter No. l this .
evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in .
p. NJ. and NJ. f. NJ. degrees.
Capt. G. l.. Weaver, of South Sa- .
lem precinct, is the happy father of
a bran new president lCleveland). /
Mother and child doing well.
w. p. johnson, our enterprising
photographer, went to Mt Angel .
Yesterday, to take a picture of the
Sisters school, teachers and pupils.
r, :. Wallace, president of the
Capital National Bank, leaves to-
night for san Francisco on business
matters. He will be gone about
week.
Father j. Harrit, the old pioneer
who lives across the river in Polk
county is seriously i'll and not eX-
pected to live many days. He is 20
years Of age,
one of Perry Raymond's little
daughters has been taken down
with measles and this will delay the
departure Of the family to Portland
several days.
J. ID. McCully left this morning To
spend IA few days ON the fine farm
IN Yamhin county belonging 10 the
estate, Of which he is ad-
Uncle William Claggett ON Satur-
lay will tear himself away from his
'roquet ground and early spring
garden for a. few days TO go 10 Leba-
non To visit his daughter
Nv, Bilyeu, livery stable man Of
Scio, accompanied 10y his cousin, Ira
Rnyeu, passed through here yester-
lay ON their way Ia Montana ON a
and pleasure tonr,
Dr. J. W. Mcclure, of Silverton,
was in the city to-day. lie and his
family have bccn very in with meas
c- and other ailments for some time
hat arr now happily recovering.
Farmers every where in Marion
county arr quite busy doing their
spring blowing and seeding; aud in
his connection IL might he well To
add, the prospct of AN abundant
harvest Was never hctter,
r, VI. Gpvu, and old time friend
II DR. }, ", Crawford, u. W. Math-
'ws and Others of this city, and "a
prominent q, \. r. man, WAS in the
ity to-day repp'syuting the hcintcp'sts
II the Ahiune Medical Co.
Winters Il Thomas, the guacey-
uvu uu Court stp,yt, are having
heir -Iort p'om painted inside and
'uL which adds gryatly to Ia, APP