Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Mrs. Geo. Shirley, nee Litchfield,
has returned to her home vt Astoria.
J. s. Dellinger, publisher of the
Bay City Tribune, is ia the city.
Miss Edna Moody and Miss Lulu
: Hirsch are ia Portland.
A. T. Gilbert is home from Mos
COW, Idaho, where he has banking
interest.
, Items for our social department
should be handed in tomorrow
morning before 0 o'clock.
jesse Phillips, who has resided
near Whiteaker since 1865, died on
the 2Sth of March.
Mr.. Taylor, of the Waldo hills,
says he has been Democrat all his
life, but has got his eyes open and
votes the Peoples party ticket here
after.
David Early's sale comes off to-
morrow-Shaw & Downing auc-
tioneers.
If you want to see a specimen of
what the Bouquet city can turn out
in exotic flowers, stop at j. II.
Bridges, on State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Wright have
removed to their home on the ranch
for the summer
Ed. Cross says he will gladly pay
his share il the council will go ahead
and fix up Chemketa street.
There are numerous cases ofscarlet
fever but 80 mild In its form that
many people have not known of
their children having it.
The Peoples Party convention
was to meet at the opera house at 10
a. m. today, but was changed to
Grange hall.
Il. McF. Patton says there is great
excitement at Portland over the
Mills meetings. They are held at
all hours, aud crowded to death.n
All the stores at Salem have agreed
to close next week at 7, except two,
on account of the Mills meetings.
A. S. Mcdonald, formerly pro
prietor of the Brownsville Times |
and now proprietor of The Weekly |
Tribune, formerly Sllverton Appeal,
was in the city today.
Miss Carrie Moores, who has been
with the Union Title and Abstract
company for three years, goes to
Portland tomorrow to attend
business college.
Lieut.. Sam Adolph is the first to
prepare to go to the worlds fair-he
bought two satchels yesterday.
Two ladies were present at all the
deliberations of the Peoples party
convention, Mesdames Weeks and
Clark, of Howell.
Chairman Weeks, of the Peoples
convention, is q good presiding
officer.
10 protect digestion, and for use
as stomachic, after the midday
meal, Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal.
F. J. Strayer returned home yes
terday from a weeks vacation at
Roseburg, but says he didn't serve
as a witness in church suit.
A new telephone has been placed
into the Radabaugh & Epley livery
stable. Their number Is go.
Fl. G. Cotton, general agent of the {
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insur-
ance compVny, is in the city.
There is a chance to get one out Of
three lovely babies at the Orphans
home. Apply to Mrs. Y. F. Moody.
Miss Glassford's second lecture to ,,
ladies only Saturday at 2:3O p. m. at
A. o. u. w. hall. Admission free.
BY an oversight John III. Nc /,
Nary's name as candidate for re- !
corder was omitted from the ticket I
as printed in The JOURNAL Thurs
day, 1t did not appear on the GER
titled list OF nominees.
Col. VIII L. Visscher, 1lO2 N. G
X. street, Tacoma, will be glad to I
hear from Prof. Joe. Taylor, a banjo q
teacher, with his wife, a piano |
Leacher-were in Salem for q time /
and are thought to be somewhere In l
this part of the valley at present. 4
He will be very grateful for any In o
about his friend. 8
Henry Wenderoth and VIM
Butte who occupied the building
next to Jones q Bernardi's candy
palace, have bought out Chris =
Paulus' saloon, wine and grocery
tore near to Simon's cigar store. Z
rhe old Columbia is closed and A. 3
Bush will erect brick there. John "
Hughes has bought the old frame =
md will move It down on the fiat, =
or tenement. a
For the cure of all female dis a
,rders and irregularities, Ayers =
has no equal.
Have you tried any Of Sroat & K
iile's fancy toilet soaps? They are
% cheap too. @
Fresh bread. the best and llghtest 2
Ilways on hand, at the Electric = ;