Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The city council meets tonight.
Isaac L. Patterson went to Port
land this morning.
Geo. Z. Good is taking in the
races today at City View, Portland.
Miss Stella Skiff and Mrs. Geo.
Stutsman went to Portland today.
Attorney-General Chamberlain,
of Albany, came down this morn
ing.
o. Dickenson, the seed man, was
q northbound passenger this morn
ing.
Mrs. II, Carpenter returned this
morning from trip up the valley.
Squire Farrar and family are at
home from Newport.
E. G. Small and family have re-
turned from Albany.
r. ]. Hendricks returned from
Yaquina today.
#. P. Welch, constable of Salem
precinct, spent yesterday in the me.
tropolis.
Capt. j. T. Apperson came to
Salem again last night from Oregon
City.
c. X. Williamson, of Lane county,
is the youngest member of the next
legislature.
The cement sidewalk ordinance
meets with popular approval.
Don't fail to exhibit something at
the forthcoming fair.
The German Kitchen has closed
and intends moving to Salem. Mr..
Wilson and wife are fine restaurant
keepers.-Eugene Guard.
The public schools at Eugene win
open on Monday next, and the state
university on the 10th.
Jacob l.. Mitchell returned from
Portland yesterday, where he had
been to start his sister, Mrs. Eskritge,
on her way east.
VIM. Barker, an old resident of
Salem, but now living in East Port
land, has been bedfast for over a
month with serious illness.
]. o. Davidson, of Parker, Polk
county. had 5000 bushels of grain,
his 100 acres of wheat going over
thirty seven bushels.
j. G. White, of Oak Grove, Polk
county, has apples of the Russian
Pippin variety, gathered from trees
that have been standing forty years.
Andrew Hopf, head salesman in
Gray Bros. hardware store, was a
passenger for Portland today.
School children hats in great va
riety and at the lowest prices, at
Chas. Calvert's.
Miss Maggie Murry went to Salem
today to continue her studies at the
Sisters Academy. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Murry.
Democrat Sept. 9Th.
Judge Strahan, d. d. Hockleman,
J. j. Dubruille, John Ison, Jr., of
Albany, and A. Klein, of Salem,
left last Saturday for the Cascades,
by horse conveyance, taking a suffi-
cient outfit to last two weeks max
ing allowance for some game.--Al.
bany Democrat, Sept. 5th.
Hon. G. A. Reed, of Portland, is
In this city today. He was one of
the early residenters of Salem. and is
the man who built Salem's present
opera house.
Ayers Sarsaparilla will cure your
catarrh and remove that sickening
odor of the breath.
Last year st, Vincent's hospital,
Portland, bad over 1900 patients
and there are now l6o persons under
going treatment there. The nurse
corps consists of 27 sisters and there
are % visiting physicians. Within
a month about 80 surgical operations
have been performed. When it is
remembered that there are two
other prominent hospitals in Port
land, Good Samaritan and Metho-
dist, one can form some idea of the
amount of sickness and suffering
there.
For bilious fevers and malaria
disorders, use Ayers Ague Cure.
Its success Is guaranteed II taken
according to directions.
Gardener Chauncey has the
thanks Of the JOURNAL crew for the
two best melons thus far presented
this office.
A fine stock of fruits and vege-
tables-tbe best the market affords
and delivered on time Clark a.
Eppley.
Geo. #. Smith sells more mould
ing and makes more frames than
any other firm In the valley.
The school board met this after
noon and attended TO the usual rou-
tine business. A lot Of bills were
audited.
Miss Ella Slocum, of San Fran
cisco, will arrive In Salem on Thurs
day, 10 assume the position of head