Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-19
LOCAL NOTES.

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Call on Winters & Thomas for the
hest groceries in town.
Thirty bread tickets for one dol.
lar at A. Strong & Cos.
5. w. Church went to Portland
on this mornings train.
Ladies' underwear at Bridges 4
BOzorth's.-Bank block.
Painless dental operations at DIR.
T. c. Smiths, 90 State street.
Fans, parasols, ladies' summer
underwear at e. LII. Johnson's
P. J. Armstrong is home from an
extended trip to Eastern Oregon.
Cheapest. The cheapest place i'm
Salem for dry goods is E. L. L.
Johnson's.
Chief of police Parrish, of Port
land, who has been very sick, is re-
ported out of danger.
Chas. A. Moore of Lake View and
c. A. Sweek of Canyon City, have
been appointed notaries public.
TilFord, Esq, and j., w. Crawford
will address the citizens of jefferson
tonight on the political issues.
The republican club of Mccoy
will give picnic in Hatch's grove,
on Saturday, June ?, 1t will be a
political gathering.
Rev. R. c. Crawford, of Michigan,
will preach in the Congregational
church tomorrow evening, and the
pastor in the morning.
Geo. H. Burnett and wife, Miss
Myra Burnett and Miss Norma Ry-
land, the latter two from California,
are at Astoria to-day, sight seeing
and visiting.
Gov. Pennoyer yesterday received
the balance due the state from the
general government of the five per
centm fund derived from land
sales, amounting to S22, 2,7O7.13.
Reserved seats for Dickens read
ings next Tuesday night, are going
of lively. All those who wish good
seats should call at Patton's book
store and get them before they are
all taken.
To-day the good people of this
county are enjoying themselves at
Macleay. Mr.. Fred Loclley, editor
Of this paper, is with them, making
acquaintance, and representing the
JOURNAL.
Supt. McElroy leaves for San
Francisco tonight, to perfect ar
for the establishment of
Oregon headquarters there during
the coming National Teachers
Association.
Frank Smith, the cowboy who
created such IA disturbance at Inde-
pendance recently, was sentenced to
one years term in the penitentiary
by the court at Dallas, and was
brought over by Sheriff Groves yes
terday evening.
Rev. Geo. II. Lee and wife, are
the latter's mother, Mrs.
Belle w. Cooke, in this city. Rev.
Lee has resigned the pastorate of
the Congregational church at Cor
Wallis, and will either locate in
Pendleton or go TO Colorado.
Sergeant Major Ed. n. Edes has
handed his resignation to Col.
smith, and has asked to be allowed |
o again go on duty with his COM
)any OBJ. The application has been |
avorably considered. Who will be |
lis successor as sergeant major Of .
he regiment is not known.
Adiutant General Shofner has re-
'ently ordered the new regimental
iags as provided for by the military
aw, and Col. Smith expects his to
irrive about memorial day. 1t will
,e handsome flag of blue silk bear
ng the coat of arms of the state and
he number Of the regiment.
The grand lodge, /. O. O. f., elec-
ed the following Off GERS Yesterday
It Portland. Grand master, Charles
=. Palmer, of Baker City deputy
rand master, o. ID. Doan, ofThe
)alles grand warden, G. Ii. Bur
lett, of Salem grand secretary,
ohm NJ. Bacon, of Oregon City
Tand treasurer, John G. Wright, Of
,alem grand representative, r..
Alexander, of Pendleton grand
erald, j. +. Brooks, of McMinn-
lille grand chaplain, w. G. Simp-
on, of The Dalles.
AN Open MEETING.