Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Coronor Stott is in the CITY.

Attorney ]. A. Carson is at Port
land on business.
]. H. Albert has returned from his
recent visit at San Francisco.
Chas. Weller is home for a visit
from New Whatcom, Wash.
The Motor Whist club meets at
Eugene Breyman's this evening.
Hon. u. F. Moody left today for a
visit at The Dall,s.
Governor Pennoyer has returned
10 his home in Portland.
w. NJ. Writ and family spent the
afternoon with friends ut Woodburn.
Mrs. Stimson, of Portland, who
has been visiting at the home of H.
w. Hatch, returned this afternoon.
M. Morlett, of Jefferson, was a
Salem visitor today, He says their
precinct will send solid delega-
ton for Looney as candidate for
sheriff.
Mrs. Prof. Condor came down
from Eugene today and is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Judge Bean.
Mrs. G. Young and Geo. Stearns,
of Oakland, are guests at the home
of Rector Lund on Church street.
Justices Strahan and Lord are
visitors at Portland this afternoon.
J. G. Cooper, of Independence,
passed through the city today en-
route for Portland.
Deputy State Treasurer F. L..
Hodg kin goes to California tonight
to bring his family home.
c. H. Busby and NJ. E. Pogue, of
the State Insurance company, left
this afternoon for Whitman county,
Wash.
There will be no contest oyer the
election of school clerk. Everybody
is satisfied.
The city council has ordered about
ten thousand dollar improvement
on South Commercial street, and the
chances Of working men to get a
living and horses to get feed, look a
little brighter.
Preaching this evening at Z p. M,
at the Cumberland church by Ii. d.
Barclay.
There are exactly one hundred
more patients at the asylum for the
insa ne than there were year ago.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is just what
you want for spring medicine
superior o all.
A marriege license has been issued
to Mordan Baker and Miss Linnie
Il. Foss, both of Salem. This couple
are to be united in marriage at $3.50
this evening at the residence Of
Richard Campbell, University addi-
ton,
An elegant line of muslin wear for
ladies, children and infants just
opened at The Palace.
The first grand opening of the
season at Mrs. ID. l.. Fiester's, Fri
day and Saturday, March 25th and
26th. A fine line of pattern hats
direct from Chicago and all the
latest styles of ladies', misses and
children's hats, caps and bonnets
Also fine line of imported flowers
and Paris novelties.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday afternoon toJ. b, Wheeler,
age SO, and Ollie X. Caplinger, age
%.
Yesterday THE JOURNAL printers
made one Of Dawson & Whites ad-
vertisements read "Pekin duck eggs
for salting," whereas it should have
read "for setting," as most readers
must have known. The truth is
this enterprising firm offers nothing
for sale that requires sailing, but
while they are not exactly "fresh-
men" themselves, they do boast OF
getting everything fresh in their
line for their numerous patrons.
Thin hair may be thickened, weak
hair strengthened, and the color re.
stored to gray hair, by using Ayers
Hair Vigor.
Wall paper in the newest patterns
and de signs some that will surprise
you, and just as cheap as the old
styles, at Keller & Marsh's.
The greatest variety of parlor,
dining, center and odd tables ever
exhibited, at A. b. Buren & Son Is.
FOUNTAIN PENs.-FTank s. Dear
born the bookseller, is selling a
fountain pen at $3.50 that is finer