Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
South Salem property is beginniu
to move.

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to move.
Supt. Koehler of the S. p. Co., Is
In the city on the rate cases.
Mrs. J. NJ. Payne aud little son
Eddie have returned from an ex-
tended visit in the east.
For boots, shoes, holiday slippers,
carpet sweepers, etc, remember
Krausse Bro.. can interest you.
DR. J. G. Smith took the afternoon
rain for Portland.
Ed. +. Parkhurst made a flying
trip to Portland this afternoon.
Frank O'Neil~ of the Northern
Pacific, who has been visiting his
agents, Shaw & Downing, returned
to Portland this afternoon.
Rector Lund, of st. Pauls Epis.
copal church, left for Portland this
afternoon. His pulpit will be filed
on Sunday by Bishop Morris.
J. B. Stump returned from Turner
this afternoon, having spent several
days at the home of NJ. w. Hilleary.
The Monmouth Democrat has
ceased publication. The office is
being packed up to await further
,NarinA Df n,af,,lnaoa
Misses A. aud l.. Rowland, of The
Dalles, are guests of their uncle, DR..
l.. l.. Row land.
State Treasurer Metschan is on
his way to the old stamping grounds
in Grant county.
Oscar Johnson returned this morn
ing from short trip to Portland.
Hon. E. B. McElroy came up
from Portland this morning.
l.. H. McMahan of the Woodburn
Independent was in the city today
and went to Jefferson.
Mrs. F.B. Robbins, the lady "trav-
cling man. for several Portland
wholesale houses, has been doing
our city today.
The Assembly Club ball at the
Willamette tonight promises to be a
brilliant social affair.
Walter Barstow, of Portland, came
up last night to see party Of young
friends at Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dennis are
expecting this evening Misses Myr;
and Zonie Hewlett, and Mrs. A, Il
Boyers, of North Yakima, Wash
They remain few weeks.
Messrs. Bays and Jeffries, tn,
Portland street contractors, are in
the city today.
One roamer, one cash drunk anC
one five day man engaged the at
temtion of his honor Judge Goodel
this moning.
w. H. Wood and bride, who hav,
been visiting Miss Stella Pinkham
took the afternoon train to Portland
accompanied by w. Barstow.
County Judge Davidson has no
been at his office since Thursday
forenoon, Mrs. Davidson beinE
quite i'll.
A license has been issued to A. E
Allen, age 80, and Alice Maud Mack
erell, age %. Mr.. Allen is ministe
at Astoria and his bride is a younl
lady from Woodburn.
Paving may now be delayed by
the river rising. When the muC
gets low enough on the street fol
work TO begin the water may be too
high to get gravel.
Mrs. r. ]. Marsh, who has beer
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. p, s.
Knight, for some weeks, returned
home to Portland this afternoon.
Mrs. 0. n. Denry, who has been
visiting at the home of Judge Bon
ham the past week, returned home
today. Judge Denny and lady
are just home from Corea,
and as they crossed the Paci'
fic with the Bonham's six years ago
also visiting Honolulu and Yaka-
homa together the two families are
fast friends,
Those Royal Willamette valley
wool blankets at the Woolen Mill
store are surprising verybody for
superior texture and low prices.
The following vacancies IN the
Republican city committee were
filed at the meeting last night: I'd
ward, X. A. Crossan; Sd, Jas. Batch
elor; 4th, Isaac Patterson, Geo. G.
Bingham is member from the first.
The committee meets Monday even
ing.
Salem's loss OF good Men is being
rapidly made up with other solid
men who have located here in the
past few months, with more in
sight. The capital city catches
fewer adventures than almost any
growing CITY. on the coast.
Timothy, cheat aud mixed Oat
and timothy hay at j. +. Eastman
d Co.'S.