Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-16

A lovely winter at salem leglsla-
tors say.
NJ. l.. Chamberlain Is home from
Seattle.
A frosty uight--water froze In
several places.
Frank vanduyue Of Portland has
been the guest Of Harry Singleton.
That dome adds greatly to the
beauty of the city.
Lucy A. Driver of Portland, aged
35, has been committed to the asy-
lum.
Mrs. Lee Steiuer and Miss Louise
Huelat of Salem has been visiting
friends at Albany.
The four-yesr old colt Decoration,
owned by Il. G. Perkins Is dead.
Clyde Beckett, assessor of Polk
coupty,'is In the city.
Harry Hempkee, a Turner con-
stable, was In Salem today.
John Rowland, the Nasty of JEFF
fersop, is in the city.
A. B. Huddleson, the Jefferson
hardware man, was n visitor today.
The Capital City road took of a
car for repairs yesterday and made
the train trips with the Rural ceme-
try car.
Hops are advancing in New York.
Only few thousand bales of the
Oregon crop remain.
There will be meeting of the
school board at the clerks office to-
morrow.
Recorder Edes has an entire new
set of books coming. He will have
the records of his Office in gilt edge
style soon.
A marriage license has been issued
to Miss Susan E. Raines and nj. f.
Hogan.
J. A. Van Eaton is the successor
to Squire Farrar & Co. at the we'll
appointed grocery house corner
Court and Commercial streets.
Peter West of Umatilla county
dunned woman by postal card,
and was arrested and taken before
Judge Deadly, terrible warning to
people who want their money bad
enough to ask for it in a semi-public
way.
Rev. P. s. Knight returned home
Saturday evening, after spending
some weeks with his family in the
East, having visited Chicago, New
York and other prominent cities.
The funeral of Mrs. Ewart took
place at 10 a. m. Burial at Rural
cemetery.
Three hundred attended the Y.
M. G. A. services at assn hall yes
teriay to hear Rev. Thompson's
address.
w. H. Bagley, insurance adjuster,
went to Portland today.
Louis Mccoy was passenger for
Portland, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holman and
Mrs. John Holman returned from
Sunday at Albany this morning
Mrs. g. F. Royal left today for
Beaverton to attend the funeral of
her father, Miles Davis, who died
this morning at the age of IS years.
The stand caramels at the Spa
can't be beat, ia State street. w.
T. StOlz, manager.
Archbishop Gross returned this
afternoon to his home in Portland.
A belt slipping gave the city
season of total darkness Saturday
night. 1t was soon replaced and
electric light was good once more.
County School Supt. Graham is
visiting the Hubbard schools today.
Hank Callahan Is on the road for
publishing house and went to Leb-
anon today.
The blood-cleansing qualities of
Ayers Sarsaparilla will render it
invaluable in skin disorders:
Things that cost nothing are usu-
ally the dearest.
E. M. Croisan is home from a trip
to Eugene.
Salem Is the best advertised town
in Oregon. We cannot pick up II
paper that does not have something
in about Salem.
Louis Barzee, of Sodaville, is in
the city.
1t is said that Judge Geo. III. Bur-
nett and Hon. Tilmon Ford can dis
count q professional tourist In
"workipg a freight train for night
ride when they are Ia hurry to get
home. Review.
The assertion of a newspaper that
Mr.. Geer borrowed money of Tilmon
Ford ta nav hia IN m naiOu exnansas