Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

d. VS. Reed went to Portlan,
this afternoon.
Prof. VanScoy went to Brooks O,
the one O'clock train.
Father White of the Catholi,
church Is little under the weai her
+. s. McLench, sou of the "Poll
County Kicker" in in town to day.
w. b. Simpson city school clerl
returned from Yaquina Oh the loca
train today.
Hon. I. #. Geer was ia the city to
day and took the afternoon trail
for Portland.
J. p. Fault, of the railroad com
mission, was passenger north Hi,
afternoon.
l.. Hirsch, of Salem, accompanied
by his wife, Is in the city.--Bakel
City Reveille.
Chicken dinner every Sunday
ll:30 to 2:30 ut the Bonton restau.
rant. Meals 25 cts.
"Crabapple," is the exquisite new
OdOr ut Brooks 4 Cux's State sire,
drug store.
All the rage and not second class
work-those $500 photos ut Cater
lin's.
The Labish wreck scenes as sou
venirs have still great sale ut Cat.
terlln's.
The JOURNAL still has a few copies
of the weekly containing full nc.
count of the Labish wreck.
A large line of blank books, inks
mucilage, Pens, etc, just received ut
F. S. Dearborr's, 263 Commercial st.
MIR. Ira Adams has satisfactorily
adjusted all his affairs. to the great
pleasure of his many Salem friends.
Mr.. Stephen Harvey, Of Trenton,
Mo-, Is II guest of bis cousin. Mr.. A.
B. Buren,. He is looking over our
city with u view to locate.
Z. Simon Gregoire and his son
David Of Pendleton, are in the city
today. They were formerly resi-.
dents Of French Prairie.
Krausse Bros. have beautiful new
line of ladies' fine shoes just in. See
them, and be sure tina! you get the
latest aud best.
A great many pairs of shoes have
been worn out by people walking
TO the Lal'ish wreck. All such will
do well to inspect Klein's stock and
prices.
BE sure you are right, then 60
ahead with all your nights II jour-
nal motto once more triuinphantly
pxenpliiied.
Mrs. Z. w. Allen. Of Portland was
Dne of the candidates for secretary
If the wOnian's board at the Worlds
Fair. Mrs. Potter Palmer however
was elected.
Several Salemites who are heavy
real estate spectators, say
things are very quiet over there in
that line just now.
Mr.. NJ. II. Morris, of Puxsutaw-
hey. Pa, who has invested heavily
IN Salem real estate, starts back
East to-day to make arrangements
'or an early return to Salem, for
location.
Chas. De Leon, the Stat I
IA arber, uses all the finest and new
,st toilet articles In his line. That
8 one of the things that makes his
pace 80 popuiaI.
Z. Shoettle, the merchant tailor,
g man who Thoroughly UNDER
'tands his trade, and by buyingonly
Iuperior goods he is enabled to turn
,ut the very best suits. Try him.
Josiah West. one Of the largest
and owners in Clatsop county, was
passenger north this afternoon.
He has been over looking after his
orty-acre fruit tract IN Polk county, |
hree miles west of this city.
Mr.. J. M. Bigler brought the
JOURNAL a stem Nf choice ripe
,lackberries today picked from his
arden In South Salem. He has
lad all the berries bis family could
Ise up to this time.
OregOnian, Nov. q: Manager
koehler has returned from Salem,
where he has been for the past week.
Ie declined to say anything about
he result of the railroad commits.
ioners' neestigatiOn Of the Lake
.abish accident.
Hon. j. p. Fault. president Of
he Oregon Railroad Commission.
as been stopping at the "Willa-
nette" aud declares II to be as well
ept q house as there 's on the
cast. He speaks Of II In the high
vt terms and says II 10 the finest
Indication Of progress and "d"r-
Isenent our city csn have, and