Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-20

+. ]. Catterlin and family are
spending a day or two in Portland.
Mrs. o. L. Darling visited Hub
bard today.
Attorney Knight left this after
noon, for Portland.
Judge Lord went to Portland
this afternoon.
John Holman came down from
Albany to spend Sunday.
ID. H. Looney, the country candi
date for sheriff Is in the city.
II. Hewitt ard family, of Albany,
are visiting with the family of Supt.
Rowland.
Prof. Thos. Van Scoy is In the
city, having arrived from the South
this afternoon.
The Salem Democratic club will
hold its session this Saturday even
ing, at the Vatoldia club room.
Dave Shelley, of Portland, is a
late arrival at the penitentiary.
Mrs. Nellie Sladden went to her
old home in Salem on this mornings
local rain.-Eugene Guard, 10.
Friday night the Elwood Was re-
ported snagged near Mission Land
ing.
Two beautiful Jersey cows were
sold today to A. n. Perry of Dayton.
They were of pure blood aud fine
points from the q. f. Moody ranch.
The Salem Rod and Gun club has
secured new grounds on the Electric
line at Rosedsle, and is arranging a
program for 1892.
Experience proves that nothing
else 80 surely destroys scrofula, rs
Ayers Sarsaparllla.
A number of friends of VIM.
Kaiser are much pleased to see him
handling so many cases at this term
of court, and that he has had YER
diets most of the time.
G. H. Busby went to Portland
today to attend reception given by
some Iowa friends.
Some people may think Ed. Cross
puts in a great deal of his time
Identifying his residence grounds,
just now, but at the same time his
markets are kept up In the choicest
order.
You touch the button and Lock-
wood does the rest. His messenger
service saves the busy man many an
extra step, and has revolutionized
the message and messenger business.
The extension of their store build
ing by Gilbert q Patterson is going
ahead at lively rate, but nothing
to compare with the way their stock
of crockery is going of at cost.
Have us call and see your old
furniture and get new in exchange,
Buren g. Son.
Col. Wagner, of The Willamette,
is busy these days grading and
planting his half block in East
Salem, which is to be their resi-
dence place. AL. handles a shovel
rs gracefully as any Paddy on the
railroad"
st. Johns German Evangelical
church of Portland has filed articles
of incorporation.
Prof. j. B. Horner has been given
the chair of English language and
literature at the Oregon state agrl-
cultural college. The classes in this
department have been taught by
Prof HOrner since Pres. Arnold's
illness.
Eugene Guard, Feb. 10: Criticism
is not only entirely out of our reach
but also unnecessary except to say
that she had first-class support,
and the comedy introduced to spice
the piece is of very high order. If
Maude Granger ever finds 1t in
her way to visit Eugene she may be
assured of a hearty reception by the
many admirers which her first APP
pearance here won for her.
Maude Granger is occasionally
playing ''The Creole" and Camille"
during her present tour, but only
for req uest performances. In either
of these roles she has no equal aside
from Clara Morris, but where the
fair Granger has the advantage Is In
her personal beauty and In the art
of dressing, which she appears TO
understand to greater degree of
fnesse than any other actress on
the stage. She will appear in "The
Creole" at the opera house tonight.
In broken assortments VIM.
Brown q Co. offer some high grade
goods at half price.
For the removal of dandruf, and
for curing humors Of the scalp, there
Is nothing better than Ayers Hair
Vigor.
Stand caramels that melt on the
tongue and don't pull teeth, at
Jones & Bernardl's.
Hellenbrand takes a back seat
for nobody on earth when II comes
to getting up square meal.
Special offer-best quality Of six
pound note paper at 25c per package.