Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-24
LOCAL AAD PERSONAL.

Mrs. III. Carpenter Is visiting in
Salem.
DIR. A. ]. Shrimp went to Portland
this morning.
Mrs. ID. L. Fiester, the milliner, is
recovering and will be able to con-
duct her business.
d. G, Sherman Is In Washington
City In attendance at the national
enoampment of the G. A. r.
Guy Hirsch went to Portland this
afternoon on the Roseburg local.
Rev. F. H. Gwynne went to Port
land this afternoon, where tomor.
row he will occupy the Cavalry Pres.
byterian church.
Mrs. DIR. 8. r. Jessup returned
from Brow nsville this afternoon.
Trout Dawson & White.
Mrs. Dennis is home from her TRIP
to Newport, arriving today on the
afternoon train.
E. J. McCaustland is in this city
from Corvallis, coming down te
spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Jennie Griffith returned to
her home in the Waldo hills this
afternoon.
DIR. H. Smith arrived from Stay
ton this afternoon.
Biaritz or sack gloves
new--at the Palace.
For completeness of stock in gos-
samers and rubber shoes the Palace
takes the lead.
Oysters--Davison & White.
Prof. Hawley will preach in the
Presbyterian church In the morning;
and Rev. f. y. BoIlinger In the
evening. Services at 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sabbath school at IL. Y.
r. =. G. E. at 8:l5 p. m.
Messrs. Mccoy & Talliafero will
open cigar store adjoining Mel.
Hamilton's stand In the room on
State street vacated by Walter
Stoltx.
The street crossing to the west at
the postoffice is In q condition to
make teamsters use profane lam
guage, wreck vehicles and cause the
city to pay a bill of damages to
some one.
Two more trucks for the Salem
Motor company arrived this morn
ing by freight.
The Aka Hesperian literary soci-
ETY. holds Its first regular meeting at
Insurance hall this evening at
p. m.
Venison--Davison & White.
Enough more new trucks and
dynamos arrived today for the 6a-
lem motor railway to operate five
cars. These will all be In operation
by Tuesday or Wednesday. The
cars will run to the depot Monday,
A summary Of the Lane county
wheat crop so far stored In the diff
ferent warehouses places the esti
mate at about 100000 bushels. Oi
this amount 100, 900 bushels is stored
at Junction, 10000 bushels a,
Eugene, $4,000 bushels at Cattage
Grove and $4,000 bushels In Spring
field.
Jade Switzler, living near Pendle
ton, has sold 200 ponies and 75l
American horses this season and
some say II has not been good sea
son for selling horses either.
Miss Anna Krebs, late graduate
of the conservatory Of music oi
Willamette university, leaves fol
Seattle on Monday. She will oper
a school for the teaching Of instru
mental music, being an accomplish
ed musician.
p. h. Whitney, claim agent fol
the Southern Pacific company, was
in Salem last night and went to the
metropolis this morning.
1
Headaches, biliousness, and livei
troubles are promptly cured by the
use Of Ayre's Cathartic Pills
Equally safe for young and old.
Remember Jackson Mackintoshes
Fresh today. The finest salmon,
halibut, catfish, smelt, sea bass,
shad, and many other varieties ol
fine fish. Also fine poultry and
plenty Of II at Dawson Il Whites
Court street market.
Mrs. @. p. Bishop. who made sucll
brilliant record In the arrangement
Of the Salem wooden mill exhibit al
the state fair, has gone 10 Portland
TO take charge Of the sanae exhibit
vt the exposition.
Ayrs's sArsaparilla, highly con
csptrated, 10 the most economical
blood purifier that can be used.
J. Il. Heninger, formerly OF thi,
city. started for Ogden, Utah, ovel