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The smoke cleared up Wednesday.
Born to the wife Of Thomas Long,
August 81, son.
Miss Allie Temple Is visiting In
the city this week.
WI. Guy and family left Wednes-
day for the seaside.
See the new 'ndn Of the Santiam
academy In nnother column.
The formers nrc Keeping the Leb-
anon -four mill busy these days.
Our public sclaols mud the academy
will open MondaF, September %
Rev. Wocley II Enecne preached In
the Cumberland church Sunday.
Mrs. J A, Beard and daughter, of
Portland, are visiting IN the city.
Prof. Whlle, nrineipNl Of our city
schools, was " tho ito Yesterday.
Messrs. Shnltz and Whceler shippr'd
two cnrlonds Of stock To Portland this
week.
Camping and outing parties are re-
turning from the mountain resorts to
their homes every day
William Robins went up to Lower
Soda lnst Saturday and returned home
Snnday with his family,
Y Some If the churches In this
ciiv had n fire all day lavt Sunday
which felt comfortable,
The catalogues for santiam Acad.
emy win snon hp ready for distribution.
They are free; send for one.
Lair Thompson, Of Albany, was IN
the city Sunday, visiting his cousins.
Miss Minnie aud Ebert Thompson.
Miss Emma Tivcy returned Inst Fri
day evening, after an ahserce Of Sew
eral months visiting sisierin Tacoma
Miss Creighton, of Salem, who has
been stopping nj Sodavile for the pnst
month, returned to her home yester-
day.
Uncle Billy Wright, salem's scis-
sora grinder, wns on our streets yester-
day Uncle Billy is known far and
near.
w. J. Henderson, IT Portland past
I through the city Wednesday, on his
return from prospecting in the noun
tains.
Attorney Brown had the misfortune
to lose fine milk cow this week. She
got her leg broken and had to he
killed.
Dr. G w. Cheadle left Inst evening
for Portland on business and viii nc
comnany his wife, who Is visiting her
relatives, home
The parties who went to the ocean
beach last Sunday all report q fine day,
the surf rolling IN and breaking high,
and pleasant trip.
The meeting at the South Methodist
church isstill IN progress The house
Is full every night. Rev. Ross expects
TO leave next Monday.
Miss Elda Elkins returned home
last Saturday from au extended and
pleasant visit to relatives near Fish
Lake up in the mountains.
Mr.. Thomas kav passed through
the city enroute to his wooden mills at
Waterloo Inst Saturday, from visit to
his family at the capitol city
w Sanders, NJ. A., Dnpty Supreme
Chief Rrncer ard Actuary Of the In
Wdent order cf Faresters was in
Ely yesterday from Portland,
Mrs. A. ]. Adams and daughter,
Miss Pauline, Returned the latter part
oflast week from Bro Snsville, where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Maggie Houk came down from
Sodaville Tuesday evening to attend
the concert given by the Salem peo-
pie She saitl they win return home
tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank Skipworth returned to
Eugene last Monday, where he will re-
sume hls study In law, after visit of
three weeks with his parents and q
large circle Of aequaintances at this
plpee.
Misses Hattie Cox, Jessie Carleton,
May Multi and Birdeen Johnston,
who attended summer school at the
academy, were applicants for teachers
certificates at the county examination
last week.
Rev. N, Noble, who was visiting bis
daughter, Mrs w, A. Sanders, of this
place, for some weeks, left last Friday
for Corvallis, aud filled the pulpit last
Sunday and will this coming Sunday
atthe Baptist church in that city.
The past ten days has been cool IN
Sthis vicinity, and Thursday night last
Rwepls livht frost fell which dId aone