Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

B. church conducted quarterly
meeting services yesterday at
the church, near the depot.
from the Sovereign grand lodge at
Portland.
Thos. Jennings and wife, of Zena,
were in the city today.
Geo. E. Forstner is in Portland
this afternoon.
w. H. Downing and wife of east
State street, are in Portland for
awhile.
Mrs. M. w. Hunt and children
went to Portland today on the
afternoon train, to visit friends for a
short time.
Senator w. F. Matlock started for
his home in Pendleton today. He
has been attending the fair and
races. He is a member of the state
fair board.
The Salem Motor Co. run a car
out to the s. p. Co., passenger depot
Sunday evening. The trial trip was
successfully made.
H. A. Carlton, of Santa Rosa,
CAL, is in the city on his way home
"Uncle" Williamson went to Cor.
Wallis today. He is one of the me-
chanics for the 0. p. company.
OttoJ. Wilson left for Victoria,
B. G., today.
Several new students have ent r.
ed at the Willamette University
within the past few days, and still
more have signified their intention
Of coming.
H. g. Branson started on his re-
turn to Eureka, Kansas, this after.
noon. He has been visiting In
Salem for n week or more.
The New York News has received
returns from nearly all the cities III
the country AS to the successful
operation of trolley system electric
railroads. The canvass has been
very favorable to the trolley, which
Is certainly grand step forward
over the old horse Car system.
| A young man from Macleay stood
In front OF Salem store admiring q
pretty female figure in the doorway
that lie thought was dummy. He
came near going up and chuckine
her under the chin when to his sur
prise she walked off up the street.
She had just come out of Geo. w,
johnson e. Sons with bundle of
suits for her boys to go to school
Their clothing Palace Is the place tc
go for suits.
Mrs. Ed. Sullivan came from hel
home In Salem on Saturday to spend
a few weeks among ye olde TYNE
trends in Newport. Each year Mrs
Sullivan comes over 10 the beach
and spends very pleasant outing
among her many friends, being al
most at home in this city, says the
Newport Times.
A newspaper whose editorials are
nothing but butter and treacle may
be financial success but can be o.
little benefit to O community .-Ex
change. The community is the
best judge of that as 1t is also of III
butter and treacle.
Look out for Calvert's millinery
opening commencing Tuesday even
ing.
M. o. Lownsdale, of Lafayette, II
quite extensively engaged in breed
ing and rearing Mongolian pheas
ants, and has been quite successful
He rejects the theory that they are
a grain destroying bird, and says
he has been compelled to starvt
them In order to teach them to eal
wheat. He says that bugs, worms
and tender grasses are their princi-
pal food, and without these during
the first weeks Of their life they
cannot be raised successfully. The
birds are benefit rather than dc
triment to the grower Of crops, al
their natural food are the farmers
enemies.
| After a sea diet, to prevent boil
and assist acclamatation, use Ayers
6arsaparilla.
Judge George Burnett and Alder
man Moores took w. III. Leedy and
wife OF Indianapolis out for a drive
yesterday. They were delighted
with the beauties of the valley