Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-05

car strike.-Albany Herald.
The brewery, including ground
and plant, owned by Plau & Ehret,
was sold Saturday at auction by the
receiver, George Humphrey. The
property was bid in by E. w. Lang
don for VIM. Faber, of this city,
Albany Herald,
Capt. ]. w. Crwford, agent at the
Umatilla reservation, is in the city
visiting his numerous old time
friends. He will remain about a
week.
Prof. Yoder says the Portland Ex-
position is about the same as last
year.
Mrs. d. G. Sherman and children
are home from Portland, where they
have been guests of Alderman Peter
Hobkirk,
Col. Ladue has as yet formed no
new business connections, but will
remain in Salem for the present.
The Stevens will case is exciting
considerable interest and the effort
to have guardian appointed for the
widow meets with good deal of
resistance.
CP Lashley and family left today
for their old home in Nebraska.
They will spend the winter in the
south, and return to Salem in the
spring.
Samuel Anderson, of Yamhill
county, who has been visiting his
son, Prof. Anderson, the past week
returns home taking with him his
daughter, who has been the guest of
her brother foi some months.
l.. c.. Fisher is home from his
prospecting tour in the Santiam
country, and shows few choice
specimens of "dust."
Gus Strang and family returned
home this morning from Portland.
John w. Moore left today for his
home in Missouri, after a years So
journ on the coast.
Secretary Cottle, of the State In
surance Go. is at McMinnville.
DIR. Geo. S. Wright and wife, of
Dallas, were guests at the paternal
home over Sunday.
Sam Thall, advance representative
of eighth season of Jos. Grismer and
Phoebe Davies company, Sundayed
in Salem.
Supreme court is in session at the
state house. The docket will not be
closed until the Tuesday evening
mails are received.
Sheriff o. P. Cresop, of Grant
county, with an assistant brought
George Enos, a workingman, for
treatment at the asylum. He is a
Portugese, was once wealthy, but
business reverses have robbed him OF
his reason.
Amos Strong, having closed the
Gearhart Park hotel, has returned to
Salem.
John w. Mimic of Portland was a
Salem visitor today.
Among the Portland passengers
this afternoon were the following
Salemites: Grocer Sroat, II. r.
Moore, A. w. Best, Frank West,
r. Lee, P. ]. Beamer, g. w. John
son and family, and Mrs. w. Lund.
Attorney Nez, Hayden is at Ore
gon City today.
G. G. Given had the misfortune Ia
lose a good horse yesterday.
j. II. Mccormick, at the poor
: farm, lost a valuable blooded Dur
ham animal last week, by Its at
tempting to swallow an apple.
, A marriage license has been issued
te Ida Anderson, age 25, and Chas
S. Lyons, age 70.
Miss Hattie Carothers, an inmate
of the Blind school, departed thii
morning for Eugene, to attend al
association Of the Presbyterian
church, before which sue will pres
sent an article on some subject per
taiDing 10 the Christian work.
s. l.. Bear and family, who have
: been spending a week at the hom'
OF Father l.. Hirsch, left today fol
. their home In Baker CITY.
The Newberg Graphic asks
"What have the Salem papers Il
say 10 their aTraignmeDt by TIA,
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viii get TO thiDking that Salem il !
very wicked town II such charges al
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a critic of the ffns arts a man BeeC
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