Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

bUOhh AND EBhoONAb
Peter NJ. Pehrson, native oi
Sweden has taken out his papers as
a citizen.
Real estate transfers for February
run considerably higher for Febru-
ary than for January, according to
our daily record of transfers.
The Berean bible class will meet
at the Baptist church on Tuesday
instead Of Wednesday evening this
week at T:30 O'ci,sk.
Miss f. II. Hall is quite i'll at her
rooms corner Center and Summer
streets, with cry sipelas. One of her
eyes is entirely closed and she is
suffering great pain.
w. IL. Riddell, of Valley Springs,
5. D., is in the city visiting with bis
sister, Mrs. f. f. Parkhurst. Mr..
r. likes the country, and will prob
ably settle among us.
VIM. Ruppe will represent the
German Reformed church on the
Salem board of charities.
A Japanese young man from Port
land is late arrival at the asylum.
H. N. Nilsen, a former citizen of
Norway has taken out his citizen
papers.
The county commissioners court
does not meet until March 9th.
Past and Present at the Baptist
church Friday evening.
Lee Huffman and Robt. Wake
field, Portland bridge men, are in
the city.
Thos. G.. Albert, clerk at A.
Klein's shoe store, is recovering from
weeks illness.
Chas. DeLeon's barber shop has
been moved into the front of the
new saloon, that is going in where
Rotan's furniture store was located.
There are said to be twenty five
patients and fifteen attendants en-
pIoyed on the asylum farm, living
IN one building without water
closets.
The present Republican county
central committee only acts until
the county coDv vention tets, when
each precinct will select a member
of new committee.
A thorough house cleaning is
going on at the city hall. The coun-
ell will hardly know Its new
quarters.
The county roads which were
grown quite good have of late be-
come very bad again.
The teamsters' license has been
paid by all the meu driving teams
on The dump of the electric road IN
South Salem.
Nothing equals Ayers SarsaparilI
for purifying the blood, and as a
spring medicine.
DR.. N. J. Blalock, who owns f rsy
thousand acres of land in Eastern
Oregon, is in the city.
Supt. McElroy is at the Mon
teachers institute. He will |
remain several days.
Lee F. A. Shaw and wife, of
Walla Walla were guests over Sun
day of Geo. e. Goode. Mr.. Shaw is
grand secretary I. o. o. f. of Wash
ingtJn.
Deputy Sheriff Haley, of Umatil'a
brought Larry Lee to the
asylum today. He was wandering
about imagining some one was try
ing to kill him.
The business men generally are
to levyiDg the SIS license on
he teamsters on the street railroad
work. Many of the tcamsters are
n debt at the stores for family sup
plies and some have been loaned
.he money for the license by these
same business men.
The Salem Lyceum league which
meets Tuesday evening at Vatoldia
hall, has thirty members and has
elected officers as follows: President
Jas. Mccormick; vice. president, l..
w. McAfee; recording secretary,
Theodore Muelhaupt; corresponding
'ecretay, John McCourt; treasurer,
Albert Thomas.
The only way an alleged news
PAPER In this county, that tries to
'cho the sentiments of the people,
las of demonstrating its fealty to
he masses, is by joining its voice
IN every possible occasion with the
hallow and hollow echoes of the
1t chimes In with those
choes well and faithfully.
As a toilet luxury, Ayers Hair
}igOr cannot be equaled. 1t Is
lighly perfumed, and keeps the
calp clean and cool.