Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Max Buren, the rustliug younI
business man, is somewhat "unde
the weather" for few days.
Miss Prudence Patterson, of th
Dalles, is in the city to spend th
summer with her grandmother, Mrs
G. w. Gray.
Flags of all kinds, at Geo. F
Smiths, Cottle block
Mrs. Addie M. Boggs, wife of Mr.
Boggs, of the Citizens bank,is lying
dangerously i'll at her mothers home
in Salem.-Portland Telegram.
The M. E. Society propose to fur.
nish meals to the National Guard
during their encampment ia Salem.
There will also be tables provided
for transient persons, who can lie
served with a good meal for little ex-
pense. Having secured the use of
the Women's College they will have
every convenience for carrying out
their plans in a way to please.
No other blood medicine so utilizes
the results of scientific inquiry as
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Branson & Geibel have the fresh
est of everything in the grocery and
fruit line.
The New York Racket, has just
refitted with fine lot of ladies,
misses, childrens and gents shoes
of all kinds. Their shoes give the
best Of satisfaction and you can save
money on every pair you buy of
them. 6-24-2d-1 W.
The Electric line will begin to run
cars to Rural Cemetery Saturday,
and make regular trips from that
time on.
Camping goods, tents and stools, at
Geo. f. Smiths, Cottle block.
McCrow & Willard find that their
cold storage plant largely increases
the sale of their meats.
Mrs. CA. Chapman and daughter
started for Walla Walla on the after
noon traiu to visit Mrs. C's sister who
resides there.
Mrs. H. S. Simon and Mrs. l..
Hirsch returned from their visit to
Eugene today,
Singers and public speakers find
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invaluable.
1t never fails to cleanse the throat
and strengthen the voice.
The representatives hall in the
capitol is being cleared of desks and
everything movable preparatory
to remodeling the same. Bids
will be received for the work up
to July 5th.
Y. Owens, Of San Francisco, man.
ager of the Pacific coast division of
The Great Eastern Tea Co., and Ar
thur L. Wyllie, the manager of the
Oregon division of the same house,
were arrivals on the 1l:17 train.
The family of e. H. Flagg, of the
Democrat, left today fora few weeks
visit in Warren, Columbia county.
Mrs. Harding and daughters, of
Cottage Grove, came to Salem today
to visit her father, Mr.. Savage.
If you want team of any kind,
see Ryan ~ Co. 5-l0-tf
Everything at auction at Lunn's 2t
The A. w. Scott real estate auc.
ton sale is postponed until further
notice.
Mrs. Judge Bonham, Mrs.
Mary p. Logan and Master Raphael
Bonham left today for ten days
sojourn in Seattle.
J. d. Graham was passenger for
Woodburn today.
Miss Gertrude Holverson, wss one
of the passengers on the 1l:l7 train
for Albany. She will return in a
few weeks.
Prof. Hawthorne, of the Uulver-
sity of Oregon, was Salem visitor
today.
Rev. A. Kershaw and son Paul,
of Silverton are in the city.
The goods that were expected at
the New York Racket arrived yes
terday and they are ready for Gus
toners today. Give them a call.
6.22 2d-1w
Supt. Koehler, of the Southern
Pacific, was Salem visitor today.
DIR. Hammill and wife, two of the
severely hurt victims of the Labish
wreck, are now at Portland, await
ing their trial, whicn takes place
next month. Since leaving Salem
they have been at their home in
Philadelphia, excepting short sea-
son that the Doctor was confined in
an asylum. Whether this insanity
was result of the wreck is not
known.
There will be special meeting Of
the Tiger engine company next Sat
urday evening.
Pictures and frames - VIM.
Sargent.