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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-04
FREEBURG.

There was an unusual crowd OF
people in Attendance Mt the horse
sale last Monday. Bidding was
brisk and the average was seventy.
five dollars. There will be sale
again in the near future. George
Holsapplc was awarded pension OF
six dollars per month. =. III. B. lIoy.
er made Il business trip to Dauphin
county and will attend the inaugura.
ton of President Mckinley DR.
ID. G. Smith was in Phila. on profes.
sional business. -. Prof. Boyer pur.
chased at the sale of Alexander
Roush, deed, bureau which was
owned by Gov. Snyder. Old Simon
Roush, father of Alex. Roush, decd,
purchased this bureau at the sale of
Hon. John Snyder, a son of Gov.
Snyder, many years ago. He also
purchased an arm chair at that sale
which was owned by Frederick
Evans, father-in.!aw of Hon. George
Kremer. Luther Roush purchased
this chair at the sale last Saturday.
These relics should be in possession
of some relatives of these distin-
guished men,. The Dramatic ALI
ance performances in the Opera
House was well attended and the
performers acquitted themselves
nobly. We have some bright minds
among our home talent. The sub.
ject was an interesting one and the
performers have been requested to
repeat the performance. Geo. A.
Botdorf, Esq, made several trips tc
the county seat on professiC nal bus
mess. The different applicants fol
the postoffice at Freeburg are NOV
ing around at a lively rate. The,
will be on the home stretch afte
: March 4'n' +: :. ..:;:,.
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Drama at Mlddleburph.

The Dramatic Alliance of Free
burg will repeat the thrilling War
Drama, From Sumpter to Apo
mattox" in Seebold's Hall, Saturday
evening, Mar. 9Th. This drama was
such a brilliant success at Freeburg
as to guarantee an evening Of rare
amusement and entertainment. The
boys had crowded house at Free
burg and the people of Middleburgh
should patrofiize the boys.
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Obituary Notices.
Sketches Of J. S. Hassinger Of Franklin
swnship. Col. A. c. Simpson OF
SeIinsoroye and Others
SellnsQrove and Others.

SeIinsgrove and Others.
John 8. Hassinger was born in
Franklin township, Union now Suy-
der) county. April 3, 1881 and died
at his late residence miles West OF
Middleburgh, Feb. 90, 1897, aged 65
years, 10 months and 20 days. He
is . son OF Conrad Hassinger who
was born Sept. 1s, 1894 and died
Dec. IA, 1851. His mothers maiden
name was Lucy Ann Snyder, who
born Mar. %, 1902 aud died Aug. 9,
1870. John Hassinger, the grand
father OF the deceased, was bora
Nov. IA, 1854 and died May II, 1910
aged - years. The ancestors above
enumerated are all buried in Has.
singers cemetery west of town.
Mr.. Hassinger married Margaret
Louisa Kleckner, a daughter of
George Kleckner. Four sons were
a result of this union, Millard K.
who lives at the homestead; DR.. G..
Edgar, who reside. in this borough ;
Palmer, who died in Ohio several
years ago and Herman H who lives
at Sunbury aud is in the employ of
the L. and r. Il. II.
Mr.. Hassinger has always been an
upright Industrious citizen. He took
o great interest in education and for
many years served as School Direc.
tor. In his death Franklin town
ship loses a valuable citizen. The
funeral rites took place on Saturday
when he was laid to rest aside of his
ancestors in Hnssinser's cemetery
Rev. d. e. McLain, his pastor, of
hciated at the obsequies.
A.C. simpson.
For the past several months re.
ports were ahoat that Col. A. G..
Simpson was very ill at the Key
stone Hotel in Selinsgrove. On
Thursday last the report came to
Middlsburgh that he had died the
night before. Col. Simpson is one of
the best known men in Snyder coun-
ty and at one time was the leading
lawyer in this section OF the state.
He was born in Ontario county,
N. Y. in 1927. Ia 1S45 he entered
Trinity College, at Geneva, N. Y.
where he remained only one year as
he was compelled to earn a liveli-
hood. He clerkel in a hardware
store in Geneva until 1S4S. He then
entered the Office of Hon. Charles j.
Folger and began the study of law.
May s, 1S49 he Was admitted to the
bar and shortly aftsrward moved to
Selinsgrove to practice his profess
sion. In 1872 he moved to North
umberland county but returned to
Selinsgrove in 1873 where he resided
until 1890 when on account of the
infrmities Of mind and body. he
was compelled 10 reliuquish his
practice.
His family, consisting of sons
and 2 daughters, was scattered and
of late years he has lived at Con.
stantine, Mich, Northumb berland,
Pa, Sunbury, Middleburgh and Sc.
linsgrove. His Oldest son Stoddard
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Mrs. Jane Troxell and Mrs. Lizzie
Smith are numbered among the sick.

Mrs. Jane Troxell and Mrs. Lizzie
Smith are numbered among the sick.
Prof. Billhardt spent Friday and
Saturday at Fremont attending q
Teachers Institute.
Samuel Wittenmyer, Jr., of Buck
nell, spent Saturday with his pa
rents in Middleburg.
If you want a first class Piano,
Organ or Sewing Machine, call on
Frank S. Riegle. Middleburgh, Pa.
Lester Stahlnecker, who is en-
ployed at Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting
his parents and many friends at this
place.
j. +. Kerstetter of McKees Half
Frlls spent a day or two last week
with his brother, David Kerstetter
in Swineford.
Mrs. James Runkle, who attended
her sick daughter, Mrs. DR.. Allison,
at Northumberland returned to her
home in Middleburgh.
The borough council was organic.
ed on Monday night by electiug F.
8. Reigle, Pres; Calvin Stetler,
clerk and Jay G. Weiser, attorney.
A. E. Soles, our tonsorial artist,
took in the sights at Huntingdon
and Lewistown Oh Tuesday. Herb.
Stuck of Mifflinburg had charge of
the barber shop during his absence.
BY request we publish again the
Dutch Poem written by Millard j.
Courtney of Paxtonville. 1t is well
written production and deep vein
of humor runs all through the poem.
Prof. D. S. Boyer of Freeburg has
written a postal card to his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Lark, of Millersburg.
The card contains 72S legible words.
This is an accomplishment that we
do not believe can be excelled.
We have a very large assortment
of Ingram, Brussels and Rag Car
pets in stock which we are offering
at the very lowest prices. Come,
take look at them.
S. WEIs, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Those who attended the Penrose
banquet from Snyder county were:
DR.. B. +. Wagensellor and Senator
E. NJ. Hummel Of Selinsgrove, DR..
A. M. Smith of Beaver Springs.
and Representative Herman OF this
place.
FANCY PoULTRY-Buff Leghorn and
B. P. Rock fowls for sale, Also eggs
from pure bred. White Wyandotte,
Buff Leghorn and B. p. Rock fowls,
at rs per 13 or 1.50 per 80. Address,
L. f. GEMBERLING,
If. Selinsgrove. Pa.
William Moses Anderson (colored)
of Greenwood, Franklin county,
has the contract for lighting the
street lamps Of the borough. He is
making his home with DR., Hussing-
or.
F. E. Bower, Esq, has opened a
law office in the Wolfe Block, Lew
isburg, Pa. In the fore part of the
week he is at Middleburg and the
latter part in Lewisburg.
The prospectus OF the rhiladel-
phia Record, the pioneer one cent
newspaper in America and cham
pion of the "Single Standard" for
the measurement of quantities, time
or value, appears in another column,
to which we invite the attention Of
our readers.
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HOFFER:

David Bonner is on the sick list
Rev. Orr, who preached at
Grubbs church some time ago, was
not selected as pastor. 49,. Frank
Beight of Liverpool is visiting one
of our country girls, Miss Christ
Meyer. Meeting is still in prog.
ress at St. Paul church and the
Shaftrtowners are attending regu.
larly.
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COURT HOUSE GLEAN[NGS
Deeds Entered for Record

Adam Smith and wife to VIM. j.
klose, lots No. II and Is in Adams
burg, for Sl4O0.
John Duck and wife to Lewis Rit-
ter, ten acres in Centre Twp, for
$500.
Franklin Ritter and wife to Lewis
Ritter. 6 acres in Centre Twp, for
$6l.
Henry Spigelmyer and wife to j..
Lepley, Jr., 102 acres in West Beav.
or Twp, for $1,000.
Mary Getz to Rebecca Leply, 81
acres in West Beaver Twp, for S765.
John d. Bogar and wife to Jere-
mian Bogar, N. Y. Dundore, N. F..
Shambach, G.. G. Arnold and John
ID. Bogar, trustees of Olive United
Evangelical church of Port Trever.
ton, lot in Port Treverton. for $l9. 70.
Robert Bower and wife. 3 acres in
Penn Twp. for 1921, to Howard
Row.
j. G.. Hornberger and wife to Cath
crime Lands, 30 perches in w. Perry
Twp, for 1926.
VIII Prsbatcd.
The last will and testament OF J.
Schnee, late Of Fremont, Perry Twp,
was probated last Friday. Albert
Schnee of Mt. Pleasant Mills and
Mrs. Viola Nipple were appointed
executors. The executors are the
chief heirs.
nnrrisge Licenses.
ID. l.. Gemberling, Selinsgrove,
lGrace $. Beaver, Penn Twp.
yChas. G. Grouse, Penn Twp,
Mary Nj. Brouse, "
lJ. l.. Bngaman, Centre Twp.
Mary A. Stout,
Comm issiOncr.' once.
The grand Jurors cost the county
H5.So ana the pptlt jurors S244.5
during court last week or a total
cost of S32i.52. Constables returns,
$50. 50; Stenographer, 3 DAYS, $50;
court crier and tipstaves, $50. Com
monwealth case vs.. j. T.. Thomas,
Sl9,3 &c wealth case VS.. Bard
Buch, 10 81 wealth case VS..
John A. Moyer. S2l. 80. This makes
"A total cost of $i9i. 81 for last weeks
court.
1t cost the county Sl62 G3 to main
tain prisoners in the Eastern peni-
tertiary. Hattie Street, S69.54; j.
Coleman, SGD 81 Grier Shell, Sn. .0i.
There is II credit of Sls.74 for work
done by Hattie Street. They have
only few women in the penitentiary
and they can get work for the women
but none for the men.
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is Principal of one OF the schools at
Anacostia ID. G. and Frank resides
in Pittsburg. His eldest daughter
is married to DR.. H. w. Burg at
Northumberland and Carrie resides
with her mother at Constantine,
Michigan.
Mr.. Simpson at one time was Dis
trict Attorney of this county and
during the Rebellion he was Cap
tain OF Go, d., 18th Regt., p. V. l..
and af.erward (lS63) became captain
Of Co. l., 18th Regt., p. V. He was
the first president of the Sunbury
and Lewistown railroad company
and for many years its solicitor.
Abel Hcrroid.
Abel Herrold, of Chapman town
ship, died at the home of his niece,
Mrs. Charles Christie, Cleveland,
Ohio, on Friday of last week, where
he had spent several months on II
visit. His remains were conveyed
to his late home, near Chapman
postoilice on Saturday, aud inter
ment was made in the cemetery at
that place on Sunday. Abel Her
rold was II grandson Of the late
Frederick Streets, who died in Au-
gust, 1889, and like him was at one
time prosperous business man.
Mr.. Herrold was born November II,
1914, aud at the time of death was
aged 81 years, 4 months and several
days. His parents were the late
George and Mary (Stees) Herrold.
Abel Herroid was the oldest of nine
children ani the last survivor. He
was twice marred-First to Magla.
lene Suille, who died March 7, 1872,
in the 56th year of her age, with
whom he had nine children; second
to Mrs. Elizabeth Kreamer, October
7, 1872. She died of a tumor, on her
I'D birthday, August 7, 1895. MIR.
Herrold is survived by 3 children,
90 grandchildren and II great-Grand-
children. Courier.
DIR. Roswell Rothrock.
DR.. II. Rothrock of Mcclure was
born in Adamsburg Oct. 81, 1881 and
died at his late residence on Tues
day morning. He is the Oldest "hy-
sician il the county being 3 years
older than DR.. j. Y. Shindel of this
place and 7 years older than DR.. B.
+. Wagenseller of Sellnsgrove. His
father, Isaac Rothrock, practiced
medicine for half century in Sny-
der and Juniata counties. The de-
ceased first located in Clarion coun-
ty, where he married Catherine
Money Aug. 4, 1852. He was sur
geon in the 18th Regt., p. V. and
was in Libby and Andersonville
prison. After the close of the war
he practiced medicine in this place
and then moved to Mcclure. The
cause OF his death is dropsy due to
rheumatism. Aged 65 years, 4 mo.
and IS days.
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1 A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work. is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop. in Wittenmyer's Building, op.
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sale. A. E. SoLEs.
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Standing Committee Meeting.

The new republican standing COM
mittee will meet in the court house
on Saturday, March 18th at 1 o'clock
p. IN. to effect an organization.
II. G. SAMPsELL,
Chairman.
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"oit cutctcu III lne
eEE6 cases of the com
Soaok mouwealth w. II. L.
Alleman ard Bard Berch
In the case of the commonwealth
of Penna, vs.. j. +. Thomas, the de-
fendant was convicted of adultery and
bastardy.
Report of viewers of public road in
Beaver Township was confirmed.
Henry E. RICHTER, Aaron Walter
and Charles Miller were appointed
to view public road in Middlecreek
Township.
Court OF Common Pleas.
In the case of j. G.. Mover vs.. the
Penna. Railroad Company, the rule
for judgment was discharged.
A sheriff interpleader was award
ed in the case of w. b. Winey vs.. d.
+. Bingaman.
Jacob Foltz was appointed tax
collector of West Perry Township.
The account of Y. II. Wagner,
committee Of Elizabeth Aurand,
decd, was confirmed nisi.
A divorce was granted in the case
of Foster G.. Portzline vs. Ann f.
Portzline.
In the case of Joha S. Rine VS.. j.
X. Peck and j. b. Hall, the verdict
was in favor of the plsintih, 3ea
sons for new trial filed
In case Of Kirman & Riggs w. II.
Nj. Nipple, the verdict was for the
plaintiff in the sum of S4SiGl. Roa
sons for new trial were filed.
The case of Valentine Walter,
admir-, vs.. Joseph Walter, attorney
in fact, was settled
All tho tax collectors bonds were
approved.
OrphaaN' Court.
Samuel Shirley was appointed guar
dian of James +. Selba, and David
Smith, minor children of Susan A.
Smith, deceased.
The appointment of auditors were
enlarged in estates of Jonathan Ro
mig, decd, Levi j. Romig, decd.
Henry Rearich, decd, H. S. SpiGIe-
myer, decd, Isaac Jarrett, decd,
Moses Specht, decd, Elias Hummel,
decd.
A citation was awarded against
the administrators of Geo. Freed,
decd
Geo. w. Reichly was appointed
guardian of James, Ernest A., and
Gertrude Leitzel, minor grand chill,
dreu of +. NJ Fertig, deed.
Orders of sale were granted in
estates of Susan \. Smith, decd, }
O. Goss, decd, William Steely, deed,
Benjamin ID. Dunklebcrgor, decd.
Return to order Of sale was con.
frmed in estate Of Il. NJ. Fertig,
deceased.
Return to writ of partition was
in estate of Solomon
Long, deceased.
Benz. Kline was appointed guar.
dian of Geo. Il. Fertig, a minor child
of +. NJ. Fertig, decd.
j. H. Gilbert was appointed guar
dian of Ella and Emma Deobler,
minor grand children of f. Nj. Fertig,
decd.
All the executors, administrators
and guardian accounts and the wild q.
ows' appraisements were confirmed.
Peter Klingler and James Wertz
were appointed appraisers in estate
of David r. Seesholtz, decd.
Auditors were appointed in estates
OF Peter Super, decd, and Sophia
Romig, decd.
Court adjourned, Thursday, Feb.
%. 1897.
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|TY BRIEFS

Week Collect
b Quarters.
! Of snyder County
he Done What
>oing,what
Propose
IDO.
krt is on the sick
Sg tips from the
hams at Weis', Sc
made an address
", Pa.
Is at Weis', Sc
inger, is visiting
nnville, Pa.
hart OF Red Bank
Bickhart's.
arpet at 25c. per
bliusgrove, Pa.
rch is here and
pr President.
J, the hardware
bd our merchants
ker is getting in a
most every day.
s.
haus and daugh-
burg spent last
in town.
who had been
bis county, has
70 at Milton.
|st class Piano,
fachine, call on
Rdleburgh, Pa.
knmyer, who had
eral months in
ned home last
er offers O COM
Ind Tinware for
Gall to see his
If.
Cotton, Linnen
eading colors at
Weis', Selins-
who was en-
month by w.
berland has re-
y roof.
|ne of the wide
hroe township,
on Monday.
see our old
g to purchase
erry plants of
lss G. A. Kauf-
Pa. Special
3t.
pie at Salem
p new church.
s the oldest
was the first
attended.
ove Repairs,
booking Uten-
Vim. E. Stahl.
opposite the
If.
week travel
n end of the
g and solicit
bill find Mr..
hearted fel-
right. Look
visit other
Film, Market
Ter, 10; eggs,
der 8; ham,
Our new
] lb Ginpa,
(; soda bis.
8. Coffee
l6c. per lb.
2. or Ice. pc,
milk pals,
loose roast
DC. or l5c
asted fancy
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Present, Hon. II.
NJ. Mcclure, Hon.
Jere Grouse, aud
Hon. Y. 7. Gember.
ling, Geo. Specht,
Fred. Row, Levinus
keeler, and Michael
Hackenberg were
appointed tipstaves.
COurt OfQunricr Ses-
sioUs.
Nolle prosequis
|wore entered in the
cases of the com co.
monwealth vs.. II. L.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-23
NEW NOTARIES.
SOCIETY NOTEBOOK.
A MIDSUMMER PARTY.

Mrs. e. E. Waters at her beautiful
home on Summer street corner oi
Marion, entertained a number of
friends Friday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. W. Ii. Eldriedge, nee, Ada Brey-
man, of Denver, Colo, and Mrs. J . d.
McCully, !of Joseph, Eastern Oregon,
who are visiting in Salem. The after.
noon was pleasantly spent in social
conversation, interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music. Refresh.
ments were served. Those to whom
invitations had been sent were as
follows:
Mrs. 1. L. Patterson, Mrs. w. H.
Byrd, Mrs. W. t. Bell, Mrs. Claud
Catch, Mrs. f. Willman, Mrs. A. N.
Bush, Mrs. ]. M. Kyle, Mrs. o. E.
Krause, Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs. r g.
P. Boise, jr., Mrs.J, H. McNary, Mrs.
H. w. Meyers, Mrs. S. G. Dyer, Mrs,
1. A. Manning, Mrs. E. G. Patton,
Mrs. Amos Strong, Mrs. George l..
Rose, Mrs. E. W. Waters, Miss Lena
Breymrn, Miss Jessie Breyman, Miss
Margaret j. Cosper, Miss Mae Boise,
Miss Edna Moody, Mrs II. L. Ban
croft, Miss Frances Jones and Mrs.
A. S. Brasield, of Portland, Mrs. j.
d. McCully and Mrs. w. H. Eldriedge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-23
OREGON PERSONALS.

z f. Moody has gone to The Dalles.
II. j. Ottenheimer was in Aurora
today.
Rey. p. c. Hetzler left today for
PendletOn.
John Scott has returned from an
outing at Slab Creek.
Mrs. l.. r. Stinson and children are
visiting in Oregon City.
Miss Lizzie Harrild returned today
from an extended stay at Mehama.
Miss Pauline Morlock has returned
from visit with Polk county friends.
President w. q. Hawley, of William
ette university, has returned from
Denver.
Mrs. John Vanderpool leaves on
Tuesday to visit her sister at New
Mhatcom.
Miss Ethelene Osborne left yester-
day, for four weeks vacation in
Polk county.
Newt Ferrell and Joe Radabaugh
returned today from the Breitenbush
Hot Springs.
Jas. Mothorn, the wellknown Salem
motorman, and his bride, are home
from Newport.
S. A. Clarke returned from the Up
per Columbia, Sunday. Heat was
Ill in the shade.
II. st Helen, the well-known Salem
piano tuner, was called to Ashland on
work In his line.
Elders Decker and Theiro, Advent
ist lecturers, left for Marshfield, today
to hold meetings.
Mrs. j. B. Benoit left for Portland,
Saturday, where she will be the guest
OF friends for IA few days.
Supt. f. II. Anson, OF the Salem and
Suburban railway company, came
over from Newport today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-23
Beware of ointments for catanh Tha

NOhIalii MSlSuiy,
as mercury will surely destroy the
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physci-
ans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by f. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally, and made in To-
ledo, o., by f. j. Cheney & Co., Tes-
tlmoDials free.
Sold by all Druggists, price 75c. per
bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-23
Cash
L lO1NSA DILL y Store

Col. G.. p. Ewes, of Kansas, who has
been a guest of his sister Mrs. JAS
Aiken, left for Newport today.
G. ID. Burdick went to Shedd today
to buy cattle. Fat beeves he ships tC
Portland, milch COWS to Seattle.
Miss Cunningham, of Denver, who
has been visiting her sisters, Misse:
Florence and jamie, of this city, left
for home tonay.
Mrs. Stockbridge, of Baltimore, ar
rived Sunday morning and will ac
company her niece, Mrs Lord and the
Governor to Seal Rocks Tuesday.
Judge Murphy, clerk of the Supreme
Court, returned today from Clatsor
beach. Mrs. Murphy and her daugh-
ters and families are still there.
United States Senator Geo. W. Nc
Bride and Ex-United States Senator
John Fl. Mitchell arrived in Portland,
Saturday evening, from Washington,
ID. &.
In the absence of Col. Wagner on his
new duties as railroad commissioner,
Mrs. Wagner is successfully conduct
ing the best hotel in Oregon next to
the Portland.
Messrs. Heritage and Carter, two
young Salemites, returned Sunday
morning from a pedestrian tour to
Newport. They scame oyer in two
and half days.
City Recorder Ed N. Edes, County
Judge G. p. Terrell, p. II. SrOat, t.
Holverson, Otto Krausse and Joe AL.
bert were among the Salemites spend
ing Sunday at Mehama.
w. II. Byars, commandant of the
Oregon Soldiers home at ROseburg,
passed through Salem last evening on
his return home from st. Paul, Mimi,
where he attended a convention Of
Soldiers Homes governors.
e. p. Bishop, manager of the Salem
Woolen mills store, returned this
morning from three weeks stay in
San Francisco. Mrs. Bishop and SOD,
Roy, who accompanied him, will re-
turn via steamer, leaving San Fran
cisco Saturday evening,
c. II. Moore, representing Schilling
s. Co., the big fancy grocery house of
San Francisco, went up the valley to-
day. He is in hopes his firm will
make an exhibit at Oregon's coming
greatest state fair.
Pres. Boardman of McMinnville col
lege, left today for short vacation
at Eugene, He occupied the Baptist
pulpit Sunday morning and evening
and delighted his hearers with SER
mons far above the average.
Prof.J G. Young of the chair of mod
ern history, is in the city studying
the archives at the State Library. He
will remain a week and will be glad
to get access to historical data of pi-
oneers in form of letters and dairies.
Summer resorters home from New
popt are: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gray,
DR.. Mark Skiff, stopped over at AL
bany,) Mrs. A. II. Farrar and son Her
bert, Lew Card and r. w. Holman of
the IL. A, B. band, f. p. Robin and
daughter.
Salemites who left for Newport to-
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jory, Miss Gusta Ruef, Mrs. Frank
Hofer and son Fred, Gus Molden and
Chas. Huelat, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cosper, Mrs. Babcock and daughter
Grace, Prof. Cochran and son Harold,
and Rev. j. BowersoX.
Valentin Waiter of Gervais was in
town Monday. He .says hops in his
section are turning out better than
was expected a few weeks ago. They
are bad in spots, sometimes several
poles completely injured by lice. He
will commence picking Friday or Sat-
urday but his neighbors not till next
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-23

DIsLoCATED HIS ELBoW.-About 4
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, Hugh,
the 3-year-old son of Mrs. o. S. Bran
son, who is the guest of Salem rela-
tiyes, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Branson,
fell from off a neighbours porch, there
by dislocating his elbow. DR.. DaYis
was called and administered to the
little sufferer who was made as COM
Portable as possible.