Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-26
Local AND PERSONAL.

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are working upa bad case.
Twelve cans table fruits for one
dollar. Opera house corner.
N. NJ. Newport of Albany is in
the city.
State Treasurer Metschan is at
Portland.
Mrs. Nellie Gilbert Sladdeu left
this afternoon for Portland.
Ad Smith was "a passenger for
Portland on the afternoon train.
Messrs. Crosby and Winn, of AL.
bany, were down to the. dress ball.
F. A. Turner and family went to
Portland this afternoon on a short
visit.
Mrs. John Card is quite low with
la grippe at her South Salem home.
State Pribter Baker and wife re.
turned from their Portland visit last
evening.
Miss Florella +. Phillips, of the
Capital National bank, returned last
evening from a weeks vacation at
Portland.
Rev. Stratton and Presiding Elder
Wilson came up from Portland last
evening.
E G. Churchill was "a Portland
visitor yesterday.
DR.. Cusick and Gov. Moody were
among 'he passengers up from Port
land last evening.
The dress party last night was a
success. There was a nice crowd
out, and all went merry as a mar
riage bell.
Hon. j. H. Settlemeir, the Wood
buru nurseryman, was Salem
visitor today.
Manager Lytle, Of the Salem
League club, is ca route for St.Louis
and Chicago, to engage players for
the season.
1t is a smaller offence for The
Telegram to be printed on The
Oregonian press than for a news
paper in another city to be its mere
enfeebled echo.
Ed. Sullivan has withdrawn from
the Steiner market and will resume
fishing business. q. Steiner Is soie
proprietor as of old.
l. V. Ealen of Bu'teville is in the
city. He is the popular candidate
for county clerk from the north end
of the county.
DR.. B. f. Pratt, of Clar&s, Neb
is in the city looking over the capi.
tai city and country around for a
farm location. He is a guest of r.
r. Ryan.
Candidates for public office in
Linn county announce themselves
ms such in the newspapers. They
seem to have some respect for the
people.
w. f. Eastman, of Silverton,
pioneer of this county is the guest
Of his son, the feed merchant.
whatsoever dips into politics must
not expect to escape sharp thrusts
aud hard hits 10 return. The letter
Of G.. b. Moores in this issue is IA
strong protection document.
j. H. Richards, Of Roseburg, a
farmer, native of Illinois, aged 81,
Was brought to the asylum today.
He was injured while lying on his
pack unconscious in the bed of
lumber wagon and the team ran
about a mile.
Commencing March lst every
)ody living in the city limits can
laye their mail carried by leaving
orders at the postOffice. The two
lew carriers go on at that date.
Little Alice Shiel, daughter Of
Supt. Shiel of the Capitol mills, has
,een a three months sickbed suf,
erer. She first had scarlet fever
Ind has not yet fully recovered from
he effects.
Fred Lockley, jr., has secured the
,ther appointment as mail carrier.
He had a strong backing from
Washington and will make a num-
,er one man for Uncle Sam.
Pro-. C. II. Schmidt Of Albany Il
u the city. He came to visit GOv-
'rnOr MoOdy's Jersey cattle ranch.
The professor Is the leading dairy
ixpert in OrsgIn A movement +,
N foot TO hold a grand in.,iiue al
salem during the state fair week
Dan Williams the candy man,
lisappearei frpm his elegant tafiy
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