Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

today.
Governor PennOyer and E. p. Thomp-
son were overland passengers for Port
land this morning.
Attend the Y. w. F. NJ. society's
camp fire on F. r. Smiths lawn to-
morrow friday evening.
Ice cream and cake for 25 cts at the
Gypsy camp fire and band concert on
Friday evening.
Antifermentine saves fuel, working
over not stoYe, and expense for sugar.
At Gilbert, Patterson & Cos'.
Pure clean food and water makes
5harpe's Jerseys give fine milk.
Flour is not 30 cheap that 1t is the
staff Of life and economy in every fami-
Iy--use only pride of Oregon" from
the halem Touring mills.
In summer choice canned goods put
on ice make a delicious dessert II first
class. That Is the only kind sold at
Van Eston's grocery.
The old-fashioned grocer charged a
grindstone on his books by drawing a
cheese and marking square hole
through it. But the Little Nestucca
full cream cheeses at Clarke & Eppley's
grocery are never used for grindstone.
DR.. Hauser went to Oregon City to-
day.
Plumbing Contractor Dugan is at
Portland today.
Large shipments of Medford, Or,
peaches reach Salem daily.
Miss May Kaiser has returned from
Albany, where she visited her uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cavanagh left
yesterday for Nestucca, where they
will remain for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. DIR. J. C. Smith and children
are at Jefferson, where they will remain
for some time. The doctor will join
them next week.
DIR. Clara NJ. Davidson, formerly of
, Lebanon, has returned from a trip
through the East and located In Salem
to practice.
II. s. Lewis was called to his home
at Corvallis yesterday owing to the Ill
ness of his little daughter, Connie.
Leslie o. Hunter, of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S express is now having weeks
vacation. Thos. 3. Reynolds of Port
land is temporarily filling the position.
w. r. Ellis and wife. of Grand Ronde
went to Salem last Saturday. Mr.. Ell
lis will return home soon. aud Mrs. Ell
lis will remain In Salem a few weeks
visiting.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Townsend, of Sa-
lem, came out Sunday to visit ut the
home Of Mr.. Townsend's father. Miss.
Gebhardt, of Dayton, guest Of theirs
accompanied em.-Perrydale Patriot
f. T. Hatch aud family, OF Mccoy,
are In Salem.
Mrs. II. b. Cosper, Of DAlles, is visit
ing friends In Salem.
No white man ever married q China
woman; but there haye been plenty of
white women TO marry Cinnamon. Pull
this to pieces and think about.
bany Democrat. or course, no white
man would, out OF respect for the Geary
law. White men, however. just live
with them out OF sympathy, We sup
pose.
$4,000, 600 logs from the Mckenzie riv
er have been passing Albany on their
way to salem.
The Oregonian never discovered that
Salem gave Stephenson a reception nor
that Governor Pennoyer made a speech.
Wires down?
Mrs l. l.. Patterson and family went
to Newport today TO camp by the sea-
shore.
MS. A. Hewitt Of Barlow, an aged |
aud decrepit lady, was brought 10 the
asylum today.
Mrs. M. L. Wilson, a patient at the
asylum, aud Mrs. Savage went TO New
port today. Mrs. Wilson Is very much |
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stapleton. aud /
Carrie and Roy left for Newport today.
They camp at Big Greek.
j. M. Wallace, Of the Salem Water
Co., and DIR. Black Of the Willows
Farm, departed fora few weeks at Foley
Springs.