Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


w. F. Dugan was in Portland to-
day on business.
w. R. Bilyen. Democratic candi-
date for district attorney is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Osburn are
spending few days in Portland.
VIM. McAfee was a Portland
visitor yesterday.
Glutena-have you tried it? Very
delicate. Sold only by Sroat &
Gile.
First Strawberries of the season
were brought to Sroat & Gile, by j.
N. Medbury.
Mrs. D. McFadden went to Port
land yesterday to visit friends.
The County Commissioners court
meets in adjourned session tomorrow
at p. M.
The cooler temperature Of the last
two days is causing people to get out
their winter wraps.
Frank Miller, clerk of the railroad
commission is in the city for few
days.
r. NJ. Veach and Skipworth will
make speeches tonight from the
Democratic stand point, at Grange
hall.
Get out TO the meeting of the Re
publican club tonight at Murphy
hall.
Politics begins to warm up. 1t
will get hotter perceptibly the next
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Kirk are
spending a week in Portland and
Columbia river points.
Mrs. w. F. Boothby and daughter
are in Portland for few days.
DR.. Philbrook and family expect
to occupy the Ed. Edes' residence
on State street soon.
e G Churchill and lady visited
Portland yesterday returning last
evening.
Take in the Christian church
young peoples excursion Saturday
on the Hoag. A select musical pro-
gram will be rendered.
Tom B. Merry, a Portland news.
paper writer, was brought to the
asylum last night.
Salem Republicans are preparing
to give r. G. Horr of Michigan a
warm reception. He is the famous
humorist of congress who repeatedly
"did up Sunset Cox.
Fine Oxford ties, best the market
affords, at popular prices, all sizes
and widths, from A to EE, at the
Palace.
Mems full stock calf shoes, Balls
and Congress, only $3.50, at
Krausse Bros.
A new lot of paper books by stan
dard authors for summer reading,
at f. s. Dearborn's book store.
Plenty of fryers and broilers,
poultry aud fish Of every description
at Dawson and Whites market.
Those fancy ribbons and laees in
all shades have just arrived from
New York by express this morning.
Mrs. d. L. FEIsTER. Opposite Opera
house.
The G. A. r. post aud w. II.
corps are ordered to meet at Grand
Army hall Friday at 1870 p. m. to
march to the flag raising at the Yew
Park school.
Prof. Parvin was at Portland yes
terday and returned last evening
accompanied by Mrs. Mullen, OF
Illinois, wife of the pastor who
married Mr.. and Mrs. Parvin twenty
years ago.
The county clerk has issued a mar
rlage license in favor Of John l., Ger
" ig, aged 27, and Ella Nora Park
whose age Is Is.
w. 4. Chapman, financial agent,
reports encouraging success In so
Letting funds for the new university
building aud good prospects Of see
ing the corner stone laid during
commencement week.
The report that Mrs. Woodwork,
the tent evangelist, is worth $500, 600,
Is denied. She owns home In In
diana, but beyond that has no rich
es, says one Of her assistants.
Lafe Conn says he will probably
not qualify as Commissioner 70
Ounalaska, Alaska, as he does not
wish 10 bury himself aud there ID
nothing in the Office peculiarly.
Salem's efficient fire department
is being reorganized. and IL is 10 be
hoped none Of the efficient aud de-
voted fire fighters, who have a 70.