Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-27
1ncAL MOTIFS.

Make Wednesday nights meeting
rouser.
Fresh home made candies at y.
strong & Co.'S.
G. w. Johnson Is in Portland on
a business trip.
Go to \. strong & COS for oysters
after the miustrels.
Come in and sign the republican
club roll at this Office.
VIM. Beck Jr., Of Beck * son.
Portland, is i'm the city.
Rev. J. w. Webb returned from
Portland this morning.
Remember the republican club
meeting Wednesday night.
A large number of real estate trans
fcrs are in the prospective.
Spring lamb in market at McCrow
d Willard's. 9S Court street.
Miss Emma Smith is home from
Oakland where she mas been visit
ing friends.
Ex-SheriffJim Williams, well
known politician Of Dallas, was in
the city to-day.
George Claggett, the carpenter, is
quite i'll with malarial fever at his
home in this city
Ice cream, soda water milllshakes,
candies oysters, meals ut all hours
at \. Strong & Co.'S.
George Stuteman's little three
year-old son, who has been seriously
i'll with remittcnt fever, is improv-
ing.
The regular joint session Of the
Alka-Hesperian and AthenRum
societies will be held ON the evening
of Friday Feb. 9th.
Mrs. J. +. Magers, of MclIinn-
vile, is visiting for week with the
family of her fathcr-in-law, DIR.
Magcrs, of this city.
Attorney d. c. Young has re-
turned from Tacoma, where he has
been several days attending to i'm
DOrtant legal business.
Fred Kelley, the asylum atten-
liant, who was taken down with
scarlet fever some three weeks ago
= convalescing rapidly.
The prohibition state convention
meets at Portland tomorrow.
There will be quite a delegation
present from this county,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. :. Neugaes, of
corvallis, are in the city, the guests
If Mr., and Mrs. j. Rosenberg. They
will return home this evening.
To-day's Oregonian contains an
with Rev. j. w. Webb on
he prospects Of the prohibition
'arty in the coming campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg, who
we're married in this city yesterday,
we're rendered Il reception at the
,smond hotel, Portland last even
lg
The horsemen of Polk, Gamhill
nd Marion county are making great
reparations for the annual horse
now to he given in this city next
aturday.
Charles j. Miller, Il young COM
lercial traveller, from Georgetown,
onn., has been quite i'll at the
hemekete hotel, the past week but
now recovering,
The little son of Henry Earle, of O
ok county, who was kicked by
orsc last Friday, is getting along
icely, and there is now but little
anger of serious results.
The date of the state tiremen's
has been changed from
aptember to June 10Th, and it is
'ohable that a team from Salem
i'll compete for some of the prizes.
Rev. c. \. Woody, late of the
ldiNn training school, at
hcmawa, is at Albany this week
tending the quarterly meeting of
.e Baptist state missionary board.
state Printer Frank G. Baker pre-
ntcd the Federated Trades Assem-
y, of Portland, witha large package
finely printed stationery for the II
e of the assembly at their session u
Id last night.
Iron doors are being put in the =
ace of the wooden ones i'm Forster's 1
nj of the new hank block upstairs. I
ais makes that part of the building
cupied 10y Cherrington, the pho
absolutely hp-proof