Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-19
LOCAL AND Personal.
Dolls at VIM. Sargeants.


visitor yesterday,
Express wagons at VIM. Sar-
gents.
A new Salem cottage is described
as charrning-the kitchen and pan
try ii perfect poem.
R-v. G. F. West is attending
conference of the U. B. church at
Eugene.
j, w. Buster, prominent busi-
ness man of Independence was in
the city yesterday.
Wall paper new lines an immense
stock at Wm. Sargeants.
w. w. Elder, Democratic nom
luce for Sheriff was in town yester-
day and returned home last night.
Prices on shoes are right at
Krausse Bros.
Gen. w. II. Byars, Of Portland,
was in the city today.
Senator JEFF Meyer AMI DIR. JEFF.
ries are at the warships today.
Chas. Calvert and wife went to
Portland today,
New goods are arriving from San
Francisco and an immense stock
will be on display for saturdays
trade at Calvert's millinery rooms on
Commercial street.
Miss Pauline Looney, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Steiwer,
has returned tn her home at Jeffer-
son.
L. G. Pentland and W f. leave to-
night, on tie California express for
San Francisco, where Mr.. Pentland
will be in a tendance at the Ma
tional Editorial association, which
meets in that city this month.
H. j. Korthaner, Travelling Au-
ditor of the Oregon Pacific Railroad,
was in the city yesterday, accom-
panied by his wife. While here Mr.
Korthaner placed E. w. Wilkinson
in charge of the o. p. business f r
Salem.
Notions in the greatest variety
and bargains at VIM. Sargeaut',.
Jones & Bernardo are not doing all
the blowing, but are busy supplying
the public with their celebrated
French ice cream soda.
j. NJ. Martin, commissioner from
the Willamette Presbytery, Rev.
Gwynne d. D., and J. VauEaton
and wife are attending the Presby-
terian assembly at Portland.
Jas. Nc Cain, of McMinnville, re-
publican candidate for prosecuting
attorney is in the city.
Mrs. Buss, mother of Mrs. T.McF
Patton has arrived from Chicago
AMI will visit her daughter for some
time.
Miss Myra Albert returned last
evening from New York, where she
has been attending the Art Students
League and other educational ms
titutions.
G. I. Hutchison of Medford, who
has been in the city for several days
on business, left last night for Cor
Wallis.
Fred A. Cooper has arrived in the
city from South Bend, Wash. He
will make his future home here, and
expects to open business soon.
Mrs. Wadsworth, the real estate
dealer, went to Portland today, but
will return shortly.
Beware of cheap imitation of
limos. | am offering the genuine
Alta and Oxford edition at 25 cts.
ANY other editions are not worth
carrying home. f. Dearborn.
Fine line Oxford tles--new styles
at The Palace, ,3O7 Commercial street.
Call on The Palace and see the
largest and newest stock of paTasols
in the city.
Chenille stand covers, lace cur
tains, summer shawls-ail kinds
at The Palace, 307 Commercial street.
Free June Fashion Sheets at
The Palace. Call and see the new
magazine.
Ladies' fine kid shoes - band
turn, ST. Louis and Piccadilly toes,
in cloth and kid top Laird, Schober
& AIitchell's at The Palace.
All interested in politics should
not forget the Fulton speech Sat
urday night.
Fulton Saturday night a Reeds
opera house.
Talk is cheap, but people know a
good thing when they taste il, and
that's why so many eat Jones d
Bernardi's French ice cream soda.
Contractor Mason is pushing the
Chemeketa street work right along,
having several blocks up to sub
grade now. The eurbing will be
put down at once, when rolling and
finishing will be commenced.
Mr.. f. NJ. Waite returned from
Portland last evening, where she
has been visiting friends since the
Astoria celebration.
No other preparation so meets the
wants Of debilitated system ~ Ay-
err sarsaparilla'