Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Louis hunn went 10 GOrIllIu OH
this mornings train.
Call on Winters & Thomas for the
hest groceries in town.
Co. Z, End regiment, gives an eX- !
cursion to Portland on the 9Th.
Cream soda, ice cream soda, milk !
SHAKES, lemonades, at StrOng& Co.'s.
Attention is called to VIM. Rem
nie's parcel and express delivery
ad. in another column.
The election of a new assignee in
the Mayer assignment was post
poned until next Tuesday.
r. Booter arrived from Grass Val
ley yesterday with about 20 head of
horses and cayuses for sale.
All the candidates will speak at
the opera house tonight. Their last
chance before the election.
Miss Nellie Gist, of Portland, is
visiting her grand parents, P. III.
Hatch and wife, at 456 Front street.
John Heinz, a German, and
David Brodie, an Englishman, de-
clared their intention of becoming
citizens yesterday.
Mrs. Hoag, of Portland, is guest
of Mrs. A. B. Cosper and family on
Water and Marion streets. Her son
Chester is with her.
Silas Jones has resigned his
position in John G. Wright's gro
: Gerry and will attend commercial
I college at Portland. George Shirley
is in his stead.
The regular meeting of the Salem
Pastors Union will be held at the
= CONGREGATIONAL church Monday,
June 4th, 1888, at $3.50 a. m.
v A. r. MEDBURY, SEC'Y.
4 Capt. Chas. F. Powell, engineer
. corps, U. S. A., formerly stationed
:, at Portland, reported for duty at St
: Louis on Sunday, and was made
4 secretary of the Mississippi river
20 commission.
O. Mrs. I. w. Gardiner of Oakland
re CAL, and child, are visiting Mrs
I'd Gardeners mother, Mrs. L. N. Gil
rk bert in this city, having arrived her
d. this morning. Miss Meek of Oak
X land accompanies Mrs. Gardiner.
he AT the Christian church, Sunda,
ut evening, Children's Day will b
lat observed with a concert given b
ot ,%s the Sunday school for the benefit
,iv Foreign Missions. You are invite
lis to be present and aid in this goc
e work.
nd Tomorrow is Children's Day
We the Congregational church In Il
'de morning, the exercises will consi
nc of songs, bible readings, recitation
the etc. In the evening, a good sol
an service will be given. All are &C
4od 1o5 daily invited.
hit Geo. Watt and wife, of Washin
ned ton, D. c., are expected to arrive
hen morrow. George is a Salem bc
,ith III, and since leaving the last time, L
irth made quite tour of Canada, a
ced, Europe. His friends will be glad
nee welcome him and his wife.
Iept Last Monday evening, Lieut..
n. Ladue, r. q. M, End regime
went to Eugene and presided at
at, election in Co. c, 2nd regiment,
o Cll- fill the vacant second lieutenant
~, ~ recently held by G. j. Howa
VIZ WI Sergeant Geo. Swift was elected.
old Mrs. c. S. Woodworth and N
,,ck Lillian Applegate have return
T. from their voyage to China
the Japan. They sailed on the b
,aris Coloma last autumn, and that g
gov- ship arrived back at Astoria at 3
.ving m. on Thursday. Mrs. VIZ
rms worth,s and Miss Applegate's m
He friends will be glad to hear OF Il
and safe return
the The art of photography has n
than kept pace with other IN,
r his tions of modern days. A few y
ed ago, people were satisfied with
died most any kind of a daub, but
,pera- day has past. Artists like our
-esent low townsman Cherrington,
Ohio, elevated the business to that +
fam where perfection has been reac
unity, It is a pleasure to walk through
rOther gallery and examine the fine plc'
V, re- he has taken.
r the A new time table went into c
o the ON the narrow gauge railroad
mula- nesday. Trains now leave Port
SS, 900 Of 1890 a. m. each day and arriN
4 tho Of I n m. N