Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-26
LOCAL A,p PERSONAL

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panied his nephews Ora and Roy
Harrington to Salem today. They
are students.
Rev. r.. l.. Messick of Salem will
preach Sunday at ii u. IN. and z p.
M. nj Aumsvile church.
Miss Gussie Steiwer, is home from
jefferson, where she attended the
l. ,oney wedding this morning.
DR.. ]. N. Smith, was passepger +
for Portland this afternoon.
f. n. Gilbert, accompanied by
Mrs. Gilbert and the baby, left to-
day for Moscow, Idaho, where they
will remain several months.
r. II. Humphreys, the jolly cigar
dealer, is in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Thompson,
went to Portland on the afternoon
train.
Brewster & White are still head
quarters for feed of all kinds. Free
delivery, always. 81 Court street.
An elderly gentleman inquired
what "cold storage" meant, but af-
ter he had spent two minutes in Ed.
G. Cross cold storage room he knew
all he wanted to. His family buys
all its meats there now.
Rev. H. II. Brown preached be-
fore the students of Stanford univer-
sity Sunday before last. His health
is much improved.
Special sale of shoes al Jackson's.
| Ed. III. jackson is improving his
property across the river preparatory
to erecting a substantial dwelling
this winter.
Councilman Lamoureux returned
home this morning from a Portland
visit.
The first number of the Willamette
Collegian for this collegiate year has
been issued from the press of Ross
e. Moores & Co. 1t is well filed
with matters of interest to all who
have ever been connected with the
grand old school.
Why pay car fares, when you can
ride home free by buying your gro
ceries at Branson's.
Hops are selling at Salem for from
2OI to % cents. Large lots are NOV
In g in this market.
Finest goods on earth, Jackson's.
Fresh milk from gradeJerseys sup
piled by City Dairy, opposite Ore
gon House; B. j. Sharp, proprietor.
The Willamette club holds its first
social session at Hotel Willamette,
this evening.
Every family should be provided
with a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. 1t is a specific for colds and
coughs.
The best of coiT-es at Clark &
Eppley's.
Two boys, with each blanket
done up in shoulderstrap started
for Spokane Falls today.
A large farm dog was run over by
the electric Car, on South CONNER
cial street, and nearly had one ear
cut off.
The horsechesnut cure for rheuma-
Lism is chestnut sure enough.
Popular hat store SO State st.
Geo. McHaley, former represen-
tative from Grant county, is in the
city.
State Treasurer Metschan is MAX
ing some provements OH the
Leach property, before moving in.
A marriage license has been issued
to Emma V. Stanton and G. II.
Riches.
The county clerk advertises for
bids on bridge across Butte creek,
bids to be opened Saturday, Nov. u.
Molasses peppermint drops, the
original and only genuine, at Jones
& Bernardi's.
John Aiken and Frank l.. Ber-
nardi are In Southern Oregon, on
the Umpqua, deer hunting. Two
fine animals were shipped to their
friends yesterday.
The Indian summer conspires to
TO make the chrysanthemum show
a great success. Dame nature does
not wish to be left out of a good
thing and Is doing her level best
to help the Kinder Symphony
ladies'.
Miss Hattie Gaines. of Corvallis,
is the guest of Miss Gussie Stewer.
Miss Alice Steiner Is the operator
at the telephone exchange and gives
good satisfaction TO all patrons.
She was operator about one year
ago and is an expert.
Howell Prairie school district, No.
40, raised their new flag yesterday
afternoon. 1t was the intention TO
raise 1t ON Columbus Day, but its
prevented.
Bargains In all lines at Jackson's.
Special sale atEdJackson's 98State
sfraef of mana and chfidranf. cloth.