Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. Cusick was called to Wood
burn this afternoon.
A Polk county farmer claims to
have plowed $50 acres since Christ
mas.
Gov. Chad wick took trip to Port
land tins afternoon.
DIR. Corwin has so far recovered as
to be able to sit up today.
w. A. Munly and wife went to
Portland this afternoon, to spend
Sunday.
A beautiful sunrise is spoken of by
those who claim to have been up in
time to see 1t this morning.
Eastern oysters at Dawson &
Whites.
The price of sugar is. said to be
advancing, and jobbers, will not
make price in advance of order.
Mr.. Barnett Of Polk county, Iowa,
has located in the city, and is living
near the North Salem school build
ing.
The marriage of County Recorder
John H. McNary to Miss Esther
Hall is announced for this (Friday)
evening. at residence of DR.. G. II.
Hall.
The instructions given their dele
gatioE to the state convention by
the Salem Young Mems Republi-
can club seem TO have voiced the
sentiments of the whole state.
A. p Krushus, who lived in Salem
year ago, and has since been at
his old home in Minnesota, arrived
in the city last evening. He is in
good health and will remain some
weeks.
The Salem boys did not take
kindly to Mr.. Ayers management
iu politics. He seemed to have a
job lot of machinery for Republican
clubs in his head without the ability
to use it iutelligently.
Mrs. S. E. Russell of Portland, a
niece of J. T. Apperson of Oregon
City. has been appointed matron at
the asylum for the insane to take
effect Feb. 1st., vice, Mrs. L. B. IT.
win, who has resigned.
Lee and Shepard send us "Doro-
thy's Experience" by Adeline
Trait N, author of "An American
Girl Abroad" in beautiful white,
drab and gold binding. This work
sold by 7. McF. Patton, Salem, Or.
70 Will s. Hurst at Aurora Jan.
24, aud to August Staiger of Port
land, formerly of Salem, Jan. 25,
sons were born who will be able tC
vote for VIM. Henry Harrison's
grandson's grandson for president
in 1916.
Singers and public speakers fine
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invaluable
1t never fails to cleanse the throa
and strengthen the voice.
The mild spring days are starting
all the winter roses into bloom
Now is good time to set out thos
rose bushes about the house and ge
them in shape for the rose show
next May.
At Portland in the state circui
court Andrew Walch has been in
dicted, charged with assault with {
dangerous weapon upon A. X. Multi
gan, on the 3lst of December. Thi
is the case where Walch assaulted
Mulligan on an electric mortor-ca
of which the latter was a conductor
Hon.H. E. Hayes, master of th'
OregonState grange will spend Satur
day and Sunday at his Clackama
county farm. His daughter, Mis-
Alice left on the overland this morn
ing for Oregon City. Before return
ing she will visit her old time friend
in and around Oswego. Tomorrow
Mr.. Hayes will hold public install
lation OF officers of Clackamai
grange.
Some small newspapers seem to b'
run like the big passenger trains II
different sections each with its owl
conductor, who is not responsible tC
the other. BY this convenient ar
rangement the editorial department
can say that the city's police depart
ment is not good or practically that
while the local department can say
1t Is good force for its size. "Thii
would indicate that 1t is getting In
the p rs box" says a valley ex
change.
Best i0dides and vegetable altera
lives make Ayers Sarsaparilla the
best blood medicine.
All kinds of fish plentiful al
Dawson d. Whites Court stree
market.
Henry e. Giesy Of Aurora, was In
the city yesterday with his uncle S
Giesy, Of Washington who wen
from here direct TO his home, whilC
Henry f. left for Aurora this after
noon.
Fresh crescent creamery butter al
III. NJ. Branson's.
Several members Of the city eoun
Gil have been seen who are in favor
OF making an arrangement TO secure
the construction Of the Commercial
street viaduct az once