Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

trip 10 1dQuina Dhy.
Mrs. III. B. Holland is home from
a short visit to Oregon City.
Rev. q. w. White went TO Cor
vali,s today.
Mrs. II. z. Boise and Mrs. Z. Nj. !
Parmenter went To Newport Satur-
day, where the Misses Parmonter
are now sojourning.
Joe Baurngartner, Frank Cross,
Geo. Waters, John West and Talia-
ferro returned home Saturday night
from their Nestucca outing.
DR.. WA. Cusick and family leave
tomorrow for a summer vacation
at Upper Soda Springs.
The second annual lawn tennis
tournament for the championship of
the Pacific Northwest in mems
singles and doubles. will be held on
August 18th, and following days, on
the grounds of the Tacoma tennis
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HI. Mathews, Miss
Lottie Hellenbrand and Harley
Stevens, of Oregon City, are off for
SLAB creek today. There are now
dozen couples over there and the
number is constantly increasing.
w. G.. Westacott went to Wood
burn this afternoon in the interest
of their wholesale candy depart
ment.
District court is in session this af-
ternoon, with Judge Burnett presid
ing.
A new supply Of R q G corsets-
e-summer-black and drab-
Capitol Adventure Co.
VIM. Smith had the misfortune
to lose two iiagers Saturday while
running the lath saw at the Capital
mills. He suffers great pain In his
entire hand.
II. d. Linton, of Eugene was in
the city yesterday enroute for Port
land and the west side, looking up
the hop Interests.
Ayer'sPills promptly relieve stom-
ach troubles, correct foul breath and
an unpleasant taste, and cure con-
stipation.
Mrs. J. ]. Dalrymple, Misses
Kate and Jessie Dalrymple. Miss
Myra Albert, DR.. j. G.. Griffith, DIR.
Frank Griffith, Joseph Albert, and
Fred A. Virgins, of Salem, and
Miss Allen, of Portland, are home
from two weeks visit at Slab creek.
If you haven't tried that New
York Ice cream at WestacOtt d IL
wins, do so, and you will meyer
want any other.
New comforters at bedrock prices,
Capitol Adventure Co.
Prof. w. S. Arnold and family eX-
pect to move into their newly ac-
quired home in South Salem tomor-
row. The Professor expects to make
further improvements, and perhaps
build an additional cottage soon.
Mrs. G. w. Meeks and children
and Miss Libbie Magee leave today
for the seaside at Newport.
A. L. Wyllie, of the Great East
ern tea store, which has closed in
Salem, left for Portland this after
noon.
Judge l.. d. Henry and family,
including Mrs. l.. G. Hunt and
Mrs. Mary Vandermark, of South
Dakota, leave in the morning for
Woods, in Tillamook county. Chase
Bros. and several others will join
the party, making four loads in all.
w. H. Ridell, with his wife, moth
er, and four children arrived today
from Valley Springs, s. d., and will
make their future home in Salem.
Mr.. Ridell is brother of Mrs. II. f.
Parkhurst.
The passengers for the coast and
mountains these days are absolutely
to numerous to mention, yet it is
cool in Salem.
The Big schooner lemonade sold
at the Spa cannot be appreciated
until it is tried. w. G. Stolz, mana
ger, 10 State street.
O. A. Damon and family started
for Newport this morning, and will
be at home for time in the Belle
Cooke cottage.
Judge Jas. Walton, with his SOD,
James, jr., went to Newport today,
in quest of health for the youngster.
Mrs.. e. Hofer and the boys
went to Newport today, where they
will cheer the camp grounds of ye
editor.
Krausse Bros. have inaUgurated a
series Of cut prices on their entire
stock of boots and shoes, for the
next forty days, in order to make
room, for their mammoth fall stock.
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