Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-08

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A. s. Bible, of near Sheridan,
has gone to the southern part of the
state on a visit.
T. J. Lee, of Independence, has
gone to New York city to attend
medical lectures.
Mrs. Pansy Olcovich, nee Wright,
is over from Seattle, on q visit TO
relatives at Dallas.
There is service held at Buells
chapel every Friday evening, led by
J. b. Netherton.
A. Whitaker is visiting his rela-
tives in this county and looking out
for business opening.
The new Touring mill at Inde-
pendence is all ready for work and
will be started next week.
The Willamette presbytery will
hold their spring meeting at Inde-
pendence beginning April 18th.
There will be regular service at
Cooper Hollow, by Rev. J. w. Craig,
of the Southern Methodist church.
o, c. Beck, of Dixie, has sold his
residence property to A. l.. Forman
for 500 and moved to Monmouth.
A pension of $S per month has
been awarded Chas. Gibbons, of
Dallas, and back pay for two years.
r. Frazier, of Mccoy, thinks this
country not good enough for him
and has returned to Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Jas. Dempsey of Dixie, is at
her sick daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Boyd at Slaughter, Wash.
Two drunks and two vags ap-
peared before his honor, Justice
Goodell today. They got the usual
fine.
The milliners would like to have
Mr.. Mills hold special meeting to
procure sunshine.
Sol Savery, who has been in
Nevada for the last five months has
returned to his old stamping ground
at Dallas.
Several nice residences are being
built at Independence this spring,
among them being Mrs. DIR. David
sons.
: On the first Sunday in May u
basket meeting will be held at
and Sunday school will
be organized.
A general merchandise store is be-
ing opened in Wilson's block at
Dallas by Haworth & Bodwell, of
Olympia.
J. d. Smith, E. t. Miller, and L.
Y. Parker, of Dallas, have been
elected delegates to the grand lodge
Of Odd Fellows.
Mr.. Chas. Baker, an extensive
wheat dealer ia Kansas, arrived
with his family ON Saturday, and
will make this country his future
home.
The Salt Creek alliance will be
held upon the third Saturday of
each month, and the grange on the
first and third Saturdays until
December.
The county treasurer was credited
with 0,556.3l Cancelled warrants
by the county court this week. Sew
eral were allowed rebate on taxes,
and the usual allowance of bills.
The new Presbyterian church at
Dallas has been finished, carpeted
and seated-all ready for use-but
has not been dedicated yet, but they
hope 20 very soon.
Thirty seven thousand two hum
1red and twenty dollars tax money
was collected by the sheriff during
the month of March. There is still
considerable outstanding.
The Farmers Alliance at Ballston
seems to be in a very prosperous
They have elected Wal
ace Yates, president; Jake Pierce,
secretary, and w. w. Campbell,
II was going the rounds at Dallas
hat Frank James, brother Of the
noted outlaw Jesse James, passed
through town on Saturday evenings
rain. He is travelling through the
West for bis health and was accom-
panied by his wife.
Peter Allison, is in Santa Rosa, CAL,
arrangements for shipping
he machinery for the woolen mills
t Dallas. The buildings are being
pushed forward very rapidly and
verything will be in readiness for
his years wool crop.