Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Regular session Of Co. b at the
armory tonight.
Attorney G. w. Wright of Albany
is in the city.
Onions find ready sale at Sl.OO to
Sl.50 bushcl.
City Treasurer Swafford is in Port
land.
Charles Thompson, of Niagara,
charged with illicit sales of liquor Is
out on s3C1 bail.
Buckwheat -four and maple syrup
fIe h and pure at H. NJ. Branson's.
Fresh butter in abundance.
The baseball game on the Salem
diamond this afternoon is for the
benefit of Salems' pitcher, Joe Le-
vogue.
Tuesday, Oct. l3, the State Horti-
cultural society meets at Dallas. All
fruit growers in the state who can
do 50 should make 1t u point to at.
tend.
Patients in the Oregon state in
sane asylum have reached the round
number of 700. Mrs. Julia Keuder-
sou of Portland, age 30, is the latest
addition.
John Doe, in his usual felicitous
and liberal manner, paid Recorder
GOodell a fine for failure to keep
sober. The drunk business is falling
off of late.
Uucle Jimmy Batchelor is not
dealing out much justice nowadays
but lots of good square meals.
The population of Salem should
double the next two years. That
wonld more than double the value
of all its real estate.
j. NJ. Rogers, Of the Electric" {"
goes to Portland in the morning for
more goods.
Sheriff Smith of Clatsop brought
up one Lewis Wilson this morning,
who is to board with Supt. Down
ing for a year.
The Williams & England banking
rooms are being treated TO fine
fresco finish which will make that
one of the neatest suite of office
rooms in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. McF. Patton are
at Portland since Wednesday al.
tending the wedding of a friend
They are expected home this even
ing.
A marriage license has been iesueC
to A. j. Patton, age 20, aud Mabe
NJ. Taylor, age Is.
A town plot of annex No. l t.
Geo. HOLSTERS addition to Stayton
containing Y lots, has been filed fol
record.
About $500 YVES cleared Ey the
Presbyterian ladies at their state fair
dining rooms, which we understand
will in all probability be applied
toward building parsonage.
Night Operator Filz has relieved
Mr.. Eller at the Western Union
office. The latter left for Portland
this morning.
The booming city of the great
Willamette valley and the second
city of the state should let the world
know more of her advantages. That
will bring capital and population
here.
Moores & Co. composed of r. e
Moores, Jas. Godfrey and VIM.
Clark, is the name of a new job
printing firm that will succeed r.. e.
Moores in the old Stinson job Office
in the Turner block.
Matthias Swegle, who died Sept.
%, near SteptOe, Wn., of congestion
of the stomach, was a brother of the
late Charles Swegle. He came to
Oregon in The '40's and moved to
c)unty about twelve
years ago.
A good many young men are
going to take in the night school Of
the Capital Business College. No
better investment can be made by
any young man who wants to inn
prove himself. Principal Stanley
is a superior teacher and will help
any young man or 10y make good
use OF his time.
Large Eastern oysters, chinook
and silver salmon, cat fish, sea bass,
sole, founders, smelt, crabs and other
varieties of fresh and salt fish.
Dressed poultry in abundance. Free
delivery. Dawson & White, Court
street.
The governor today issued war
rant of arrest upon a r0quisition of
he governor of Utah, to Hugh l..
Glenn, deputy city marshal of Salt
Lake City, for the person of G. q.
charged with embezzle-
nent in Utah, and held In Portland
ior this crime.
Among the numerous Salem pas.
sengers for Portland today were the
I. Vanduyn, Geo. Watt,
J. G. Burl graft, Geo. Aiken, A bert
Je sup, Mrs. Holverson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mckay, Miss Minnie Cum
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