Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Wesley Hodson is in Portland to-
day.
Geo. E. Goode went to Portland
this morning.
The river came up foot from the
recent rains, but is dropping back.
Some of the finest meats in the
world are coming to Salem now.
The markets were never so well sup
piled.
Byron Dixon and Miss Lille
Davidson, of the Buena Vista vicin-
ity, were married at Independence
sunday.
Remember that auction sale of
thoroughbred poultry Oct. 8. Every
bird offered is of the best strain.
Miss. Sadie Riggs, of Salem, ii
visiting relatives at Bridgeport and
Dallas.
Supt. McElroy has issued another
circular regarding Oregon's educa-
tional exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The wild ducks and geese that
flew 80 thick last week were fooled
winter had not come.
Geo. Hoeye, the barber, went to
Woodburn this afternoon,
| DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Cusick, and
daughter, Ethel, are In Portland
where they will remain for a few
days.
Mrs. r. o. Thomas and daugh,
ter, of Turner, are in Salem this af.
ternoon.
Mrs. DIR. s. q. Stone, of Milton,
Or, who has been in the city at the
home Of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. II. G. Shaw, left for her home
this afternoon.
Mrs. H. V. Mathews has return
ed from the seaside at Newport.
Rev. C. l.. Corwin. of the Con.
gregational church, who has been
making an extended visit in the
East, has returned to Salem. He ia
in i'll health today.
s. Il. Northcutt was northbound
passenger today.
Miss Merriam, of Oberlin, Ohio,
a niece of j. ]. Roberts, is expected
to arrive in this city tomorrow.
Sam Adolph's new building is
nearly ready to have Ihe front put In.
DR.. Jessup has been spending a
wek In Southern Oregon, leaving
DIR. Cartwright with two mems
woek on his hands.
j. Crosswaite, of Salem, is here
for few days, visiting the family
of Iven Stephens.-Portland paper.
Mrs. A. w. Sweeny, of Walla
Walla, who has been in this city
several days visiting relatives, start
ed on her return home today. She
will stop at Gervais and Portland to
visit friends for short time.
| A Salem hunter was fined 1890
for trespass in cunning on farmers
land.
Scott Bozorth, assistant post.
master, Is visiting the forty-two OF
more postoffices of Marion county.
Charles Calvert has his milliner y
rooms nearly transferred from his
old stand next the White Corner To
+. q. Small's former location on the
west side OF Commercial street.
Hon. Napoleon Davis was pas
senger for Portland this morning,
going thence to Vancouver, Wash,
a few miles below the metropolis.
Mrs. G. l.. Keller and Mrs. Alice
Perrine were passengers for Port
land today, going TO attend the ex-
position.
N. o. Parker, OF Moscow, Idaho,
was 10 the city yesterday. Mr..
Parker formerly lived near Turner,
where he 10 visiting.
The steel girders for the state house
dome are beginning to arrive and
work will now be pushed.
From talks with visiting legisIa'
tors, the session will be quiet one
and unusually devoid Of interest.
Headaches. billiousness, aud liver
troubles are promptly cured by the
use Of Ayers Cathsrtic Pills. Equal.
| ly safe for young and old.
The dirt In the Salem alleys 10 60
ing. Many dray load Of rubbish
is Irg hauled Of and dumped into
The river.
Mr.. knd Mn A. W. Dutsoa havs