Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Lew Wsllace's new book, the "Prin
cess Of India" just received by Dear
born, the bookseller.
Miss Ada Thomas of Turner, was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
The biggest stock of peaches and the
finest peaches in Salem today are al
the BLUE FRONT.
The Southern Oregon fair will begin
at Roseburg Monday.
Rev. Grannis, the new M. e. pastor,
arrived in the city last night
Miss Mcintyre went to Albany last
night to spend a few days.
Mrs. M. e. Bacchus, the youngest
sister of Capt. Sherman, arrived in the
city last night, having come direct
from Boston, Mass.
Major Caufield has secured the priv
ilege of publishing and distributing of
fetal programs at the fair this year.
WANTED A PANTRY GIRL-at
Willamette Hotel. Apply at onc..
Miss Laura Myers, sister of Senator
Myers, is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
DIR. Jeffrey.
JaDitor Howell, Of the state house.
Is spending few days at the beach,
near Newport.
w. Fl. Savage, who is to superintend
the pavilion at the fair, IS on his way
home from the worlds fair, and arriv-
ing in Salem will remain till the state
fair is over.
w. F. Dugan is in Eugene.
Hops will save the Willamette valley
farmers from financial embarrass-
ment.
Mrs. Holman and Mrs. ]. H. Lunn
went to Albany today.
@. M. Eppley returned to Newport
this day.
Mrs. Belle Cook and son went to
Nashville, Oregon today.
E. L. Martin returned from Creswell
on the afternoon train and will enter
the University Monday.
The Eugene Guard says that not
withstanding the strlngency of the
money market, the matrimonial
market is good.
Wheat Is only 43 cents at Eugene,
but owing to the money strlngency
many farmers will sell.
Thos. NJ. Roberts of The Dalles takes
the place Of Prof. Mcclure at the State
University for one year.
supt. Bellinger left today to bring his
family home.
Mrs. Parker Of Monmouth Is visiting
Miss Capwell Of South Salem.
Silver dollars are worth as much as
ever, and buyers can get more than
ever for them, at the grocery house of
J. A. Van Eaton.
Sunnyside postoffice has been moved
two miles south.
Mrs. Leach, who has been visiting
the family OF George Collins, returned
to her home In Portland this afternoon.
Mr. Kneeves Of Portland stopped In
the city today on his way home from
the seaside.
Misses Calvert aud Welch returned
from summers outing at Newport to-
day.
Mrs. @. M. Lockwood and Mrs.
Moores were among the number who
returned from the seaside toda0
Mrs. c. L. Darling and Mrs. Hinkls
went to Hubbard ON the afternoon
Irain.
p. p. Wright went to Oregon City
'oday TO take position In q confsction-
Try store.
A dispatch from the Deyoe Company
uining camp In Jackson county, says;
'Wm. Deyoe, brother Of l.. w. Deyoe.
II Albany, was blown up with giant
'owder this morning at their mine on
Hat, boa contSining about
twenty-five pounds exploded while he
vas standing over II. He was trying
0 take II out from under his bunk
ghen Il exploded with a deafening
oise, blowing his arms aud head of
nd scattering parts Of the body lnto
he tree tops. The coroner went down
lis afternoon. On account Of the
langled condition Of the remains it IL
oublful II they can be sent 70 Albany
q burial. The affair has cast . deep
Dom over the mining camp"