Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-23
LOCAL AND Personal.

city today.
Mrs. Folsom and daughter Maggie
are both sick with the grip.
H. w. Savage, the gardener, is in
Portland today on business.
Presiding Elder Wilson went to
Portland this afternoon.
r. II. Moore is in Portland for u
few days,
Salem will surely get street i'm.
provements in 1892.
One drunk appeared before his
honor Judge GOodell this morning.
He had no money and will work.
Members of the Claiming club
are ordered to meet at their hall at
Unity church tonight.
There is a mild case of scarlet fever
reported ia the family of Mr.. Wal
ker, of North Salem.
Alderman Moores has returned
from Fresno. Our readers may
expect another letter from his pen.
He is feeling like red-breasted
game.
J. Il. Henness, of Rock Creek,
Linn county, age II, has been
brought to the asylum. He is not
insane, but like many more brought
here, simply intirm Of old age.
Rev. E. S. Bollingcr will address,
the Prohibition club this evening
Those who will hear him may ex-
pect forcible and original ideas.
The Hawkeye club met at the
residence of the North Salem mem
ber last night.
Inspection of the stores that carry
large regular ads in The JOURNAL
will show that they have large
regular trade.
Advertising is science with the
baking powder companies. Two of
them spent $500 in THE JOURNAL
the past year and are engaging in
creased space.
The case of Savage VS.. the City of
Salem has taken all day in the cir
cut court, and is being argued as
the forms 20 to press. 1t will be
closed tonight. Twenty-eight wit
nesses were examined and q great
deal of amusement was had out
of it.
Rev. Krilerman leaves tomorrow
for San Francisco by steamer, to be
absent for short vacation. Presi-
dent Whitaker will fill the M. f.
pulpit in his absence.
F. Burcham left today for Salem,
Ind, to close up some business inter-
ests before settling here perma.
nently. He will be absent about
four weeks.
Twenty acres of fine land-good
spring three miles from Salem.
Price $l400; a good bargain.
Cancers. aud cancerous tumors
cured by the purifying effects Of
Ayers Sarsapariila.
Ten acres of choice berry and
fruit land, 4 miles from corporation
line at Salem; house, all fenced, for
$1,000; for either of the above, cal
on e. G. Minton, Globe Office, 259
Commercial street.
A college Y. NJ. c. A. has been or
ganized at Willamette university |
with large roll of men RS. ii.
N. Rounds was elected president;
Mr.. Austin, recording secretary; J.
IL. Robnett, corresponding secre-
tary; Frank Mathews, treasurer.
Remember that guild supper at
the Episcopal church this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dickinson on
High street have lost their nine
months infant daughter. The re-
mains were taken to Polk county
for burial.
At the first informal meeting OF the
Salem Baseball League ASSOCIATION
the preliminary steps TO procure in
were taken. The organ
ization will be completed this even
ing and it is expected that the
selected will go East at
once TO employ players.
We believe that every case Of
disease, If treated In
time, may be relieved and cured by
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Baby carriages-a few fine ones
left, to be sold ut bargain at Geo. +.
Smiths, COttle block.
Mrs. Judge StrahaD and two
deparf for Atlanta. Ga.