Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

with la grippe.
Mrs. E. M. Croisan returned from
Sacramento Sunday morning.
Mrs. Dickinson, of Denver, Colo,
is visiting Mrs. Deborah King in
North Salem.
Try the best nickel cigar in the
city at Clark & Eppley's.
The first scent of springlike
weather this morning.
The supreme court has decided in
a Linn county case that an appoint
ed county judge can only hold till
the next election.
Successful revival meetings are in
progress all over the state.
Valley Lodge A. o. U. w. meets
this evening for special business.
w. H. Applegate, of Douglas
county, was brought to the asylum
today.
Judge Strahap and daughter Pet,
are in the city today.
Alderman Johnson is home after
two weeks visit at Seattle.
Charley says he has nothing to say
against the sound country, but de
clares Salem to be the best city on
the coast today.
The Southern Pacific is entitled to
credit for putting down substan-
tial walk aud crossings between the
depot and Twelfth street.
w. H. Hobson of Stayton re-
turned home this morning after
spending several days in the city on
business before the county court.
Two drunks got the usual fine
before Recorder Goodell this morn
ing. One had cash and one got five
days.
Hon. D. Bilyed of Eugene, Elk
Gov. Thayer and Judge Bellinger of
Portland are in attendance on sup
RENE conrt.
j. Tooley, who has been employed
in the electric power house, left to-
day with his family for Denver,
their former home.
Only ten lots in the Condit addi-
ton will be sold at 500 each on the
installment plan, without interest
or taxes. Globe Real Estate Co.
Now is the time to buy a choice
lot in Condit's addition on the
electric street car line at 500, on the
installment plan with no interest or
taxes to be paid by purchaser. Globe
Real Estate Company.
The protracted meetings at the
Baptist church are continuing with
unabated success, under charge of
Rev. Whitaker. Rev. Gilman
Parker, of Oregon City, arrived
today and will assist in the work
the remainder of the week.
After a second evening in spirited
debate the Alka-Hesperian society
elected trustees, according to its
articles of iucorpora-
tion filed, as follows: w. A. Cusick,
Davis, Tilmon Ford, Mrs.
j. }. Shaw, and turned
oyer its library TO them, besides en-
them to take entire charge
of the matter.
The well built farm house of ]. e. !
Vaughn, two miles from Bay City,
is reported destroyed by fire Jan. 19.
Loss total with contents:
Mrs. E. d. Purdy ard her little
girl, who were reported in The
JOURNAL dispatches as am0ng the
victims in the Indianapolis surgical
institute fire as saved and will
have relatives at Salem.
Mrs. Purdy is sister of G. A. Rock.
we'll, bookkeeper at r. M. Wade &
Co.'s; and she is also a sister-in-law
lf Chas. d, Purdy, who lives at the
,oi ner of Oak and Capital.
Best iodides and vegetable altera- [
ives make Ayers Sarsaparilla the {
best blood medicine.
Wall paper, picture mouldings
and window shades at the "Red
'FRONT.' on State street cheaper than
any place in Salem.
Dose top patent leather infant
'hoes-the latest thing out, at r. ].
Fleming's llS State street.
Lots of notions at w. NJ. Sar- I
yeant's. Lots of window shades,
brackets, games, children's blocks, {
'rames, moulding, pictures framed I
o order, iron wagons and baskets.
1t is tedious task selling out as