Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

went to Albany today, to attend
the state grange.
Judge Boise and wife went to
Albany today.
M. G. Smith and Lark Bilyeu of
Eugene were in the city today.
Miss Lida Galbraith. has been vis-
iting Salem friends'-Albany Demo
crat.
DIR. Bradshaw was a passenger
for Portland this afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Cusick re-
turned from Albany this afternoon.
r. NJ. Thompson, of Sutton, Neb.,
will spend the summer in the city,
to sell off some choice real estate
Two young people from Linn
county by name of Maple were wed
in the parlors of Hotel Cook last
night at $50.
J. w. Hume, ex.mayor of Astoria,
is in Salem, selling some choice in
side acreage property in that future
commercial metropolis of Oregon.
What do you want in shoes d? The
best for the money. Then go to r.
j. Flemings, 118 State street.
Ladies' blouse waists ready made
in pongee and surah silk, outing
and French flannel and percale at
the Palace.
Gooseberries for canning now at
the lowest price. NJ. t. Rineman is
prepared to furnish any quantity
throughout the season.
Hon. r. G. Horr, of Michigan,
for Friday evening, and George G.
Brownell, of Oregon City, for Thurs
day evening are Republican speakers
announced for Salem.
Now is the time to take your
friends to see the garden spot of the
world which lies all around our city.
Nothing finer in the world.
A Republican club has been or
ganized at Brooks and picnic will
be arranged for the day when the
public speaking is held there.
Money to loan on improved farm
security. No delay in closing loans
when title is perfect and security
ample. Fear & Hamilton. DIV
The Claiming club will hold its
last session this season Tuesday
evening at 1880 PM. in Charming
hall. All who have at any time
taken part in its eXercizes are invited
to be present.
The steamer Hoag has cut passen-
ger rates to Portland to $1.00 for the
round trip, first class. This is cheap
travelling.
P. Belts and j. w. Hume have
the first inside blocks of fine proper
ty in Astoria ever offered at Salem.
Lawns to be worn and not "Mode"
at popular prices. The Palace Dry
Goods and Shoe Co., 307 CONNER
cial street.
A marriage license has been
granted by the county clerk in favor
of David Riker, aged % years, and
Leopauline Olweider, aged 10.
J. &. Coffey is building a $500
residence ON his farm near Turner.
II. G. Johnston and Mr.. Alderman,
of Salem, are the contractors.
Ed Edes retires from the Salem
police force and Chief of Police Min
to has appointed Frank Ferrell.
Capt, Ferrell is well known in Salem
can handle himself we'll and will
fill the position of police captain
with dignity.
Try beach blossom, violet punch
and Jenny Lind chocolate ice cream
soda. To be had only at the Spa
10 State street, W. II. Stolz, mana
ger.
We are now prepared to make
} farm loans on short notice on best
terms. Fear q Hamilton. DIV
Flower baskets for Memorial Day
in great variety at E. f. Osburn's
Racket store.
On TOP Hart g. Taliaferro are
growing constantly in their reputa-
ton for fine suits. 68 Court street.
Mrs. d. l.. Fiester expects a fine
line of ribbons and laces from New
York by every train
James & Bernardo are the only
specialists in their line, and that il
why everybody wants their cele'
Grated French ice cream soda.
A man who comes out Of an
Office with SIS, 900 for two terms can
afford to be small when he retires
from Office.
The JOURNAL has been shown
figures that. indicate the Office Of
prosecuting attorney cost the people
of this county the past year S2l5l.42.
This includes fees in county and
divorce cases, aud would indic4te
that the Office is worth about $1,000 q
year.
There wss a well attended musical
recital at the Conservatory OF Villa
mette last night. Those taking par