Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-06
Capital City Brevities

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| DR.. Asseln, dentist, 2O5 Salem Bank
& Trust building.
When taking your outing at Newport
keep in mind "Patrick 8" is the place
to trade
DR. Sleeves has gone east to study.
He will spend one month in eastern
clinics and will return September Is.
In our estimation peaches are the fin.
est fruit that grows, having that rich
flavor which makes them so enticing,
and we have a supply of the finest
grown. Sunset Grocery, 12l South
Commercial Street.
1t seems they are having a hard time
trying to locate the Prince and his
heiress bride, who were recently mar.
ried in California. You can locate n
La Corona, the prince of cigars, at all
dealers.
Gloves of every kind for every pur.
pose, all sizes, for the outing, autoing,
driving, riding, in the fruit orchard, hop
field, around the home at +. E. Sha.
fer's, the harness and saddle man, 1877
South Commercial Street.
When at Newport it is not necessary
to live from a bake shop or to drudge
in the kitchen. You can buy the choic-
est home-coOked foods at tPatrici s"
Nye Creek store.
Those who suffer from acute and
chronic disorders and have failed to
get relief by the old methods should
consult, free of charge, DR.. May, CHR.
opractor and nerve specialist, rooms
2Ol-2O2 Masonic building. Office hours
OLE, 2-5, rs p. M,
l.. j. Chaplin, the soil expert was the
recipient Of visit by Mr. and Mrs. c.
Hoover of Loveland Colo, yesterday.
The visitors are looking over the coun.
try adjacent TO Salem for the purpose
of gaining some information relative to
soil conditions,
We carry a more complete assortment
of pianos and keep in closer touch with
the very latest attainments and i'm.
.provements, the most advanced ideas in
piano construction and offer to the in.
tending purchaser more distinct types
from which selection can be made,
than any dealer outside Of Portland,
See r. II. Peters for demonstration,
52l Court st.
Armed with the necessary equip.
ment for fishing and hunting, Claude
Belle, the well.known local candy man;
"Doe" Elussey, the big "smoke" in
Dan j. Fry s drug store, and DR., r. d.
Byrd, who bears the title of "King
Fisher" left this morning for Elk
horn, where they will thin out the trout
in the various streams in that vicinity
Mr. Bellies auto carried the bunch, but
It is more probable that a truck will be
necessary to bring back the fish and
deer the boys capture,
At the last business meeting of
Sedgwick Relief Corps No, / it was de.
cided to discontinue the social meet.
ings for a month so there will be no
afternoon of sewing until some time in
September There are so many mem
hers ont Of the city, also some very So.
we're illness in the families Of some Of
the members, which makes this ar.
rangemcnt necessary This corps hopes
to hold It's annual picnic this month. in
Marion square, Thursday, August 9i,
for the G. A. II, and all Due notice
will be given in these columns and all
particulars
Complaint No Q for damages in the
sum of $4,000 was filed yesterday in
the circuit court by G. T, Lange against
D. A. Madison The plaintiff adheres
to the allegations in a former Complaint
filed to the effect the defendant, by
reason of spending large sums Of money
for the pleasure Of plaintiffs wife,
thereby ahenatod her affections, which
alleged fact greatly humiliated plain.
tiff and injured his personal character.
On motion of plaintiffs attorney, the
first complaint was dismissed ON the
grounds certain witnesses could not be
secured to testify In his behalf.