Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

the city.
M. T. Rineman is confined to his
house.
Administrator John Hughes has
filed his final account in the Ellen
T. Randle estate, and it is approved.
DIR. J. w. Ransome, Turner's pop
ular M. D., was a Salem visitor
today.
F. J. Kress left this morning for
Fairview, where he has con-
tract to paint the new M. e. church.
Miss Hally Parrish arrived home
this morning from Portland, where
she is engaged in the musical work.
DIR. Philbrook and family are
settling down TO housekeeping in
the house adjoining Eugene Brey-
mans on Church street.
f. s. Dearborn is in Portland to-
day on business.
N. H. Burley, the sewing machine
rustler, is at Woodburn this after
noon.
Mrs. Dunning, who has been
visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. E. N. Cooke, returned to her
home at Portland today.
A goodly number of Salem's best
families are getting into the pleas
ant habit of taking their Sunday
dinners at the Hotel Willamette, a
good sign for the hotel.
The Hawkeye club meets with
Elder Turner at corner High and
Center streets this evening.
To create an appetite, and give
tone to the digestive apparai us, use
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Mothers should remember, when
n physician cannot be procured, that
Ayers Cherry Pectoral promptly re-
lieves the Group.
The new book by Adeline Traf-
ton, published by Lee & Shepard,
referred to in SATURDAYS JOUR-
NAL, is named "Dorothy's Exper.
ience" and can be ordered of T. Me
f. Patton.
James Germansen, of Vancouver
Island, is in the city visiting his
nephew, p. A. Kroshus.
The latest game-Hop Scotch
Tiddewinks-for sale only by Dear
born, the bookseller.
]. w. Crawford, Umatilla Indian
agent at Pendleton, is in the city,
accompanied by his two daughters,
Miss Stella Cannon is at home on
Center street from visit in Eastern
Oregon.
The case of John Savage jr., VS..
City of Salem, for tearing down his
water tanks, comes on for trial at
this term. City Attorney Richard
son defends the city and the case
may be tried by jury.
A marriage license has been issued
to s. T. London, age 27, and Sarah
V. Gleason, age 25. Both parties
are from Hubbard.
The crowds at Rev. Whitaker's
church continue and were unable to
get in Sunday night. Several Sa-
lem denominations will have to
build larger spiritual warehouses or
people will have to be accommo
dated with overflow meetings.
At the M. f. church Rev. Keller
man announced series of lectures
on the Holy Land, where he spent
two years.
Clark & Eppley have just opened
the freshest garden and flower seeds.
The best goods the very lowest
prices-and a rebate coupon with
every dollars worth Of goods, for
cash. 1t will pay you to investigate.
Sroat & GiIe.
r. r. Ryan arrived from two
months trip to Nebraska on the
morning overland. He was accom-
panied by ]. II. Fitch of Missouri,
who will investigate Salem.
A Kokomo, Ind, paper of Jan. "a
says: B. y. and Mrs. Cook, Of Sa-
lem, Oregon, are visiting Rev. Z. G.
Brown, North Union street. Mr..
Cook is secretary Of the OregOs
Land company, which operates in
the land Of big red apples, and is
combining business with pleasure.
A. Gesner and b. Herrick have
gone. to Gervais 10 do a little engi-
neering work.
G.. w. Hirshberg and family, who
have been visiting Il. X. Hall, left to
day for their Nebraska home. They
are 80 delighted with Salem that
they propose locating here soon.
The guessing on that can of Chase
d SaBborn's coffee at the "Blue
Front" is waxing warm. Figures
already range from 1900 TO $1,000.
Don't fail TO be In II.
State Senator Blackman Of East
ern Oregon. spent sunday at Salem.
visiting his friends Senator Hirsch,
Supt. McElroy and Ex-Gov. Moody.
The Honey man, Dehart CONNER
cial Co, Of Portland, stock t4OO, 900;
the East Side Irrlgating Co., OF