Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-23
THE SPECTACULAR FAUST
Salem Euchre Club Other Social
Events Of the Day,

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gone to Sodavllle for his health.
The Young Woman's Christian
Association meets at Portland April
2s.
Remember the lecture on Russia
Saturday night for the benefit of the
schools.
Basil Wagner, of the state land Of
fee, is confined TO his room with sore
throat.
Mrs. John Holman, of Salem, is
spending few days in Albany.-Al-
hany Herald.
Mrs. d. Jones, of Los Angles, Cal,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. Macy, of
South Salem.
Miss Lucia Cochran returned We'd
nesday, from weeks visit with Al
bany and Buena Vista friends.
Mrs. r. b. Cannon, Of Portland who
for the past two weeks has been the
guest of Mrs. f. S. Lamport, left for
home today.
The Saturday afternoon Matinee at
st Joseph's hall by the "Teacups"
club will be an event socially OF
high character
Mrs. Eugene Eastman and children
of Salem, are visiting with the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomp-
son, in Eugene.
Mrs. j. S. Mills, wife of Bishop
Mills, formerly of Salem, has been
quite sick at the family home at Eu-
gene, for the past few days.
Mrs. d. S. Fleming, accompanied
by her daughter, arrived Ia the city
on the early morning train from Jack
son, Michigan, for visit with her
brother, Attorney G. A. Bark, on Cot
tage street.
Governor Lord was compelled TO de-
cline an invitation received yesterda
from the American Club Of Pitts
burg, Penn, to be with them on the
anniversary Of U. S. Grants death ,
April 27th
The Geo. Il. Cha amberlain residence,
bid in by the stockholder of the Linn
county National bank for 50, $50, was
afterwards sold TO Mr.. John Denney,
of Center precinct, for $1,000. Mr.
Denny will move to Albany to reside. {
The funeral services of the late !
Lulu Matlock, held at the Christian >
church at Eugene were largely at I
tended. They were conducted by 1
Rev. M. l.. Rose. The interment a
took place at the Pleasant Hill ceme. :
terry. .
ChemeReta lodge No. l, LOO. f.. &
elected delegates TO the grand lodge. j
which meets In Astoria on May 20 r
The delegates are G. ii. Burnett. p.
!. NJ, j. N. Ryan, p. c., and |. w. b
Miller, p. c., the last having been a !.
member of the grand lodge of Oregon "
'or over thirty years. V
A meeting of the First PRESBYTERIAN d
hurch Will be held at the church
his evening following the regular Il
'rayer meeting. The purpose of
Which will be TO appoint committee
whose duty 1t shall be TO secure a pas.
or Tor the position made vacant by pl
he resignation of Rev. A. l.. HutcI-
on.
M is
Dr. W. Kuykendall returned home
oday from Salem, where he had been
o deliver his regular weekly lecture ~, ~
n gynecologoy before the medical de. ~,
artment .of willamette University "
MS is the doctors last trip TO Salem -,
nlS year as the medical department II
'he university closes this week.
'ugene Guard. lit
salem clerks are to enjoy the bene. y
! OF early closing this summer u4
he grocers of the city have signed Ioi
u agreement pledging themselves 10 Pr
oSe thelr places OF business promptlv
) O'Clock every evening. excent Mi
'turdays, from now until October brC
similar agreement was made by the l
overS last fall, the time for closing she
irlng the winter months. ending o1
pril l. being fixed at 1880 O'Clock cap
ID 1t was found to be very satisfac. ear
ry. as
sale
wooDMEN PICNIC. &c
Salem Camp, No. ils, woodmen ~ Mo- I1l
: e World is in receipt of an invita-. Wee
'n ,',o 70 attend a picnic to be held at ".
lVertoa on May 22d, under the ans. AId AAId
ceS OF Pine camn No zoe '0 aus All