Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Miss Lizzie Holverson is visiting
friends in Portland.
Jonas and Lizzie Will, of Aurora,
spent Sunday with their brother
George.
Just received one hundred reams
of 6tb note paper at 25c per package
the best ever show in Salem at
Dearborn's Bookstore.
Thomas Graham, an old gentle
man, and Andrew Rome, an Eng
lishman, both of Portland, were
brought to the asylum Sunday.
The Capital City Electric Railway
has paid out $50, 600 for labor in two
years.
Chemeketa street should be
widened out full width to the city
limits; now is the time to do it.
Two drunks were before Recorder
Goodell this moring one paid cash
aud the other got five days labor.
Miss Jennie Booth has gone to
Gearhart Park to spend the summer.
Rev. Gwynne has gone to PEN
dleton to visit his daughter.
Mrs. John Savage, Jr. has gone to
South Bend, Washington, to visit
her daughter Mrs. Cooper.
Chas. DeLeon is at Portland buy
ing equipment for his barber shop.
Mrs. Howard Ashby has gone to
Red Oak, Iowa, on summer visit.
Mrs. j. D. McCully and family
arrived from Eastern Oregon Satur-
day evening, and are at home at
the Cooke mausion.
The Salem art company is getting
its building nicely fitted up ready
for next week.
A. Strong and family left today
for Astoria. This popular Salem
caterer will again take charge of the
Gearhart Park hotel. 1t will be
largely improved, hot salt baths
will be put in and everything about
the place finer than ever.
Elegant framed plate mirrors just
in at Keller & Marshs.
Rey. ]. S. White will be absent
for awhile for his health.
Gen. Weaver was visited by many
prominent Republicans at Hotel
Willamette during his stay at Salem.
He took the Sunday express for
Roseburg, and was very much
p eased with his reception at Salem.
r. H. Ryley, of the state asylum
force, has been asked to conduct the
Second Regiment band.
F. A. Cooper, the young blind
man, has rented a stand in the old
"Arcade" building and has gone
home to ship his stock. He will
open business in the near future.
The Epworth League lawn social
will occur on Monday evening next
instead of Tuesday, as at first an
nounced. All interested please note
the change.
The Philharmonic society of AL
bauy give grand May party
Thursday evening of this week.
E. P. Spalding leaves tomorrow
for a trip of the valley in the in
terests of his business.
Chas. A. Capwell of Oakland,
California, who, has been visiting
his cousin, Miss o. M. Capwell of
the Lincoln school, occnpied Rec
tor Lund's pulpit last evening very
acceptably to large audience.
Fred S. Bynon went to Portland
this afternoon in charge of party
bound East over the Canadian
Pacific.
Complimentary cards ofinvitation
are received for May party given
by the Philharmonic society at
Albany, May y.
Mr.. Avert was ons of the old ST
settlers of Salem aud leaves as large
circle of friends as any man who
ever lived here. He was born in
France aud leaves a wife to mourn
his loss. The remains were inferred
at Rural Cemetery at p. m. today.
Falling hair may be prevented,
brashy hair made soft and renewed
growth Of tine hair stimulated by the
use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
State Printer Baker, Ex-Governor
Moody and family, Ex-Governor
Chadwick, Alderman Collins aud
wife, Rev. J. S. White, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Werner Breyman, Eugene Breynan,
r. p. Boise, Jr, and wife, Wm.
England and wife, were the passen-
gers for the Astoria centennial
his afternoon.
Sheriff Kelley, Of Grant county,
brought three Indians 10 the states
prison today. They were convicted
of killing tbity-eight sheep for the
wool, aud sentenced one and one
half years each. One sam was
fou9d aft sentence IN have con
sumption 50 tadly that he will not
liy. long. A 'ette. fom the proper
OH .isl says he should be pardoned,
aud physician will examine him