Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

is In Portland today.
Mrs. G. w. Anderson and sister
Miss May Palmer, are visiting
friends at Dallas.
"Yes," she said, Thy all mean
continue to get meat at Cross. 1
Is always SO cold and tender.
Mrs. J. II. Strickler and son
have just returned from a few week
visiting with friends at Oregon city
Miss Holt, an aunt of Mrs. Judge
r. e. Bean, of this city, who hai
been here for some time, went t,
Eugene today by the IL :52 train.
Jas. Kyle, of the Salem Cannery
Co., was a passenger south thi'
morning.
j. H. Howell is visiting In
and about Stayton. Mr.. Howell
has fine farm a short distance east
of that town.
Miss Ada and Dillon Plamondon
accompanied by their mother, are
home from an extended visit at the
metropolis.
Joseph Hirschberg. the Independ'
ence banker, was in Salem this fore
noon, having come up from Port.
land last night.
Margaret j. Cosper and Jessie
Northup, two of the instructors IN
the East school, are home from their
sojourn at Newport.
The Misses McFadden, Maggie
and Alice, daughters of Il. McFad-
den, and sisters of Mrs. E. b. Nc.
Elroy, are in Junction City, Lane
county, on visit.
Prof. E. b. McElroy. state super.
intendent, went south today, going
to Douglass and Josephine counties,
to look after the schools in that sec.
tion.
F. T. Hart, the merchant tailor,
has as fine line of goods as were
ever brought to the Pacific coast,
and the workmanship with which
he puts up suits is sure to please.
T. McF. Patton, the book dealer,
went to Portland this morning on
business connected with his estab-
lishment. He will return this even
ing.
Always in a hurry-Lockwood Is
messengers, and always on time.
Don't forget to call one by the blue
box when you want an errand done.
2. X. Walters went to Salem this
morning to look after his horses in
training at that place. Eugene
Guard, Aug. 3lst.
Mrs. Maud Chitteuden and chill
dren, who have been in this city a
few days guests of Mrs. r. W.Sayre,
the formers mother, returned to the
farm home today.
Cleanse the blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and realize what poor
health you have had.
John Jones and daughter Jessie,
Major and Mrs. Single, of West
Point, Cal. are the guests of their
relatives g. Marsh and family for II
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Moores
and children are home from their
sojourn on the Sound. They arriv-
ed this forenoon.
VIM. Frost has returned from AS
toria, and says there is no place like
Salem. He was formerly in the
business here.
Fred. Hyde, of Portland, quite
well known in Salem, passed
through here today on the 11:17 train
On his way TO Lebanon. He will
return in few days and will visit
friends here.
Sheriff John Knight went to
Portland this morning, presum
IDLY to attend the races at Vancou-
yer, WASH, which is classed as
suburb of Oregon's metropolis.
VIM. and John Dugan are at Mt.
Tabor, a Portland suburb today.
They have the contract for putting
n the heating apparatus IN the large
being erected there. 1t
8 to be the hot water system.
Chauncey M. Lockwood, the Pa
life Postal's operator here, and also
he rustling proprietor of the Lock
wood messenger system, the first In
salem, is home again after having
'assed several pleasant weeks at the
easide and Newport.
A. J. Fie, of Hull, Iowa, accom-
'anied by F. M. Doty, of the same
ity, are in this city at present.
'hey are looking for suitable farm |
pon which to locate, and have been
several trips through the
section of old Marion.
Ayers Pills cure headache. Send |
2 CT. stamp to DIR. j. T.. Aver Il Co.
Lowell, Mass, for set of their at
ractive album cards.
Zee our fine pattern suits, trim
nings and buttons. The Palace
Dry Goods and Shoe Co.
"a box Of fifty-two Chinese pheas-
nts were shipped to Portland yes
and another one Of about
be same number today" Such
York as the above will call for |