Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
I. VanDuyn is at Portland.

L. NanDuyn IS at Portland.
Wheat rs cts. and not much COM
ing in.
Superintendent McElroy arrived
today.
Mrs. Belle Cooke is at home after
several weeks spent with friends at
Puget sound.
The school board were out in-
specting the new Yew Park school
building.
Attorney ]. A. Carson went to
Stayton on business today.
A marriage license has been issued
to John Vanderbeck, 26, aud Chris.
tina Ferschweiler ~.
Another college building with
the two we have will form u trinity
that not even a Methodist confer
ence can ignore. Let us have the
trinity.
Manager Krhler, Supt. Fields and
Bridge Supt. Grondahl arrived 10
Salem today. The s. P. officials
are on a tour of inspection and will
view their new depot and tracks ut
Salem.
Mrs. A. B. Huelat, who has been
the guest of Miss Louise Huelat,
returned to her home at La Graude
today. She will visit at her old
home at Harrisburg.
Mrs. >. A. Grubbe, superintendent
of the public schools, is quite i'll at
her rooms on Liberty street. She is
being attended by her sister, and
was yesterday reported as somewhat
better.
Remember that Geo. F. Smith has
just received another invoice of Alb
bott's canvas, which is called for by
all leading artists. He is the leader
in art goods.
Steward Pomeroy, of the reform
school, is suffering intensely from
an unpleasant contact with poison
oak. His friends all hope fer his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Alfred Huelet, of LaGrande,
who has been visiting at the Huelel
home on Marion street, left today
for Harrisburg, to visit few weeks
with her mother, when she returns
TO her home.
Messrs. j. f. Peebler, H. Bryant
and DR.. Smell, three fruit grower:
from Albany, arrived in Salem this
afternoon to look up fruit interest,
of our city. They will also visit
some of the leading fruit farms fol
pointers.
The conservatives are kicking
hard but the city must go ahead as
street Improvements are indispen-
sable to progress.
Warehouseman AL. Sheaves, OF
Buena Vista is in the city.
G. w. Barber and wife leave to-
night for Marshalltown, Iowa, over
the S. P, U. p, and n. w. routes.
r. 5. Wallace took the afternoon
train for Portland.
State Organizer NJ. V. Rork, OF
the Farmers Alliance, took his de-
parture this afternoon for Washing
ton and Clackamds counties to con
tinue in his labor for the cause.
Superintendent Irwin and Dis
ciplinarian Brewer are about to
bring in some recruits from about
Tacoma.
G.. J. Hurt, who has been living
at East Portland for a few months,
has moved back to Salem and is oc-
cupying the j, w. Crawford house,
on Commercial street.
r. H. Matthews has moved his
shirt and dressmaking rooms into
one of the new stores in the Cottlc
block.
Anton Wirth has received an in
crease of pension to $l2 month,
from July 81, 1890, through the
agency of d. G. Sherman.
ID. NJ. Osborne & Co. have begun
suit before Justice Applegate for $40
on account against w. H. Short.
A shipment of fresh venison and
grouse just received from the wilds
of Oregon. Plenty Of Chinook and
Silver Side salmon, smeit, catfish,
sea bass, and other varieties Of fish.
Large eastern oysters and fat dressed
poultry in abundance. Free delIv-
cry. Dawson IL White, "a Court S..
The best place in town for a 25
cent meal is Hellenbrand's.
OPENING.-Beginning Thursday
evening, and continuing until Sat
urday evening, Mrs. NJ. +. Wilson
invites all to see her Openig stock of
millinery and novelties. 1T
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