Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-26
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Just received at TIE New YORK
Racket, q new lot Of shoes Of all kinds.
Prices low. Call and see.
Assistant State Treasurer +. z.
Hodgkin spent sunday at Albany on
Y. NJ. e. A. business.
A. Olinger started for the Sound this
morning. He will also visit his son J.
B., the operator at Chehalis, before re-
turning.
Miss Anna ParmeDter, who has been
bookkeeper for Summerfield & Co.,
manufacturing jewelers. at Portland,
spent Sunday in the city.
VIM. H. Armstrong, deputy collector,
has returned to Portland. He says
Black, his Democratic superior, will go
slow about removals, but VIM. being a
strong Republican Is not expecting
much.
The county treasury is well supplied
with funds to run until July LIST, when
warrants will be endorsed. No en-
dorsed warrants are being paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wright spent
Sunday with their son at McMinnville.
Mrs. P. s. Knight and daughter
Lena returned home this morning
from their year spent in the East.
Miss o. Ballou has returned from
Chicago, to spend her vacation in Sa-
lem, preparatory to resuming the kim
dergarten work next fall.
Geo. Allen, four miles east Of Salem,
says crops are immense especially
winter wheat.
The loyal town of Woodburn will
celebrate and ex-Mayor P. II. Darcy,
of Salem has been selected as orator of
the day. The people will hear patri-
otic and eloquent address.
Gypsy party ON Mrs. Plamondon's
lawn tonight. Everything in real Gyp-
sy style, and q genuine fortune teller.
Every body invited.
DR.. A. g. Deardorf, of Fresno, CALI,
an old-time Salemite, is the guest of
c. b. Moores.
John w. Roland, of Jefferson, Is in
the city.
Mrs. E. X. Davidson and children,
of Portland, are the guests of Mrs. Z.
johnson, in the Cottle block.
Miss Minnie and Nellie Lansing start
for the Worlds Fair tomorrow and will
be away three months in Ohio, Canada
and other parts of the east. Mr.. Lam
sing accompanied them as far as Port
land.
Inducements extraordinary this week
at the auction sale In EastOn's music
store. The goods held back by J. Straus,
receiver, for Albany arrived here this
morning, aud as we go TO press the old
warhorse is closing them out to house
full Of ladies and the chances are he
will remain all week. He informs US
there will be five elegant presents given |
away free Of charge at each 2 o'clock |
sale to the ladies, and three handsome
presents given away each evening to
the gentlemen, at s p. m.
Crowds Of sportsmen are at Morning
side shooting grounds practlcing for to-
shoot.
Attorney Jeffreys OF Corvallis Is In
the city attending court. He says the
bank failure has paralyzed business at
that town. The college board had ad-
vertised for bids on the new building
and loss of money In jobs bank makes
i impossible 10 go ahead. Treasurer
Shipley will probably have to put up
$4,000.
The Westacott 4 Shoup livery barn
Is receiving a new shihgle roof.
In the Corvallis failure the Masons
ose the funds with which they hoped
% erect a new Masonic hall for which
he foundation was already dug. The
,wo bankers were Masons.
One Of the wonderful monographs
will talk to the people at the Gypsy
'arty on Mrs. Plamondon's lawn to-
light Everybody welcome.
A tent will be erected Gu Mrs Pla-
nondon's lawn tonight for the real /
iypsy fortune teller, and those who
ave heard her say she Is an excellent
ype Of the old-time fOrtune-monger.
1 can save 20 per cent. buying i.
amps aud seals from +, 8. Dearborn.
ie statloner. Do not pay travelling
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