Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-22
Items Of Interest From Neishboring
Exchanges.
Fro n the Dallas observer.

FRO n tne DALLAS OO>erNet.
The Dallas lodge of "rhree Link
ers" is now in n prosperous condi-
iinn. New members are Ring I
Initiated, and every sign of good !
work aud prosperity, are perched |
on their banner.
There are flies on you, there are
flies on me; but there are no flies on !
twelve Monday night, caused tn he
distributed at some of the doors of
Dallas hom IS, that printed copy of
license petitioners,
Mrs. 'iattie Smith, nee Ellis, of
Salem, has been very Iii for some
days or typhoid pneumona-so i'll
that for many days her life was de-
SPARED of.
Nov. 10Th was an eventful day in
the lives of Mr.. G.. L. Howe and
Miss Genivem De.Iean, as on this
day they became man and wife, to
share each others fortunes and mis-
fortunes through life. They Were
united ut the new Methodist church
in the presence of about $50 invited
friends, at lois Il. m.. by Rev. Il. +.
Royal.
Hardly had the words joined the
al, n,,,,,I.. ,.,l..,n
when Mr.. W. H. Logan, ofMcMinn-
vile, arrived in Dallas To claim for
his own one OF Polk cnunty's fair
daughters, Miss Net,ie Holman.
! AT two O'Clock at the residence OF
| The brides parents, surrounded by o
few invited friend-, Rev. c. a. Bow
ker spoke the words that tied til.
sacred knot.
From the Independent West Side.
/ Nlr. Willard Bevans esiImile' Il e
potato crop Gf Buena Vista at about
2G,OOO bushels.
A car load of hogs was shlpp, d
from Monmouth one day last We, K
by Chinese dealers.
There will be II concert at the Nc
Coy church on Thanksgiving eve
ming. Extra care has been taken ia
the selection of music. Everybody
invited. Admission % cents.
The members ofOak View Grange
will please take notice that Il special
meeting of said grange will take
place on the 2Dth inst. Nit
ters of great Importance will come
before the meeting.
Mr.. VIM. r. Peck will sell at pub.
lie auction To the highest bidder, II
fine lot uf blooded horses, at Inde
pendence, Saturday, Nov. 70, 1890.
The horses offered for sale will in-
clude The famous Hambietonian and
CIydesdale breeds.
There are already 254 pupils ia
regular attendance and by January
lst, or the time the building is really
for occupancy; there will he at least
300 pupils enrolled upon the school
list.
Rev. J. r. y. Bell, editor and
publisher, ex clerk of railroad com
mission, minister of the gospel, etc.,
very genial and intellectual gel-
tleman, has purchased the city hotel
property Of A. w. Howell.
McMlnnville Telephone Register.
The revival meeting at the Christ
ian church is well attended.
Several papers in the valley make
known the prevalence Of diphtheria.
Acorns in every conceivable vari-
ETY. at Ii 'dson's, sold separately, not
by the bushel.
Have you ever seen better weather
in your lie? If you have, where
Not outsile lie of Oregon surely.
The wheat scib, an apparently
new disease in this country, is a
fun .us attacking the wheat heads,
producing whitish coyering of the
glumes and preventing the forma-
ton of the grain beneath. II has
appeared this year in various sec.
tions, notably in Ohio.
The Southern Pacific bridge across
COzine creek could at this junclure
receive attention that would not
hurt it. Although recently repaired
and ioall appearance suie. there are
numerous bolts that are loose aud
could be very easily frightened.
The overland trains now running
on this side make the people wish
that the west side was the through
line 10 California. II Is the shortest
aud has less bridges, nnd all that Is
necessary is the completion of the
road to Junction from Corvallis, "A
distance Of 23 miles.
Woods has grown considerably