Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

GEhSJNAH AMI buOAbs
Unmounted diamonds at ThonIp
sons.
Dearborn, the harness man has {
card in the JOURNAL.
Everybody says: Sprinkle the
fair ground road.
Harper's Bazaar just out to-day has
a new autumn bridal toilet.
p. II. Easton, the music dealer is
IN the metropolis to-day doing busi.
ness.
The Cosmopolitan magazine is
out with very successful number
for September.
Orders were received for thou
sand pop corn balls at Jones &
Bernardi's to-day.
Frank Frazier went down to
Portland on the delayed overland
this morning.
Finest choice, fancy and mixed
c,ndy fresh made daily, at Jones e.
Bernardi's, State street.
Another batch of patent medicine
men in town disfiguring walls aud
fences with unsightly paintings.
j. d. Richardson, of the firin Of
Jas. Denham & Co., was a passen-
ger for Portland this morning.
Mr.. VIM. Sims, of Mills City,
was in Salem over night and visited
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Shaw.
A. r.. Willard and Mary Bascy
Truitt yesterday received the author
ity of County Clerk Babcock to wed.
Henry Goulet, of Woodburn, will
be up Saturday with three fine
French Canadian horses for exhibi.
ton at the fair.
Gentleman Of the council: A ma
jorily of the people of the city want
you to provide for sprinkling the
fair ground road
Mr.. B. B. Broomell, the insurance
man, took the afternoon train on
ms way to Montpelier, Idaho, very
close to the y yoining line.
Governor Pennoyer to-day ap
pointed Edward G. Giltner aud b.
Jennings, both of MaiioE county, as
notaries public for Oregon.
The Salem street railway COM
pany received another car to-day
from Portland for fair week. This
makes fourteen they have. but they
need several more.
ID. ID. Prettyman, the fruit gath
erer for the fair, is off TO Portland
to-day on his mission. Mr. Pretty.
man is the best worker in the state
on anything of that kind.
Judge II. G.. Shaw is attending
'he two days session of the Pioneers
reunion at Monmouth. He goes to
represent this pa .er as president of
the CAPITAL JOURNAL company.
A fashion paper has an elaborate
editorial on the proper way for u
society lady to introduce Il newly
acquired spitz too poodle who has
long been in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruef, married at
Mt. Angel last Monday, have been
visiting in the city with their
friends, Misses Mary and Teresa AL
brecht, and returned home to-day.
Jay G. Smith is still in Portland
and nothing definite has been heard
from him regarding baseball engage
ments, but it is hoped he will be
able to arrange three games for next
week.
Don't fail to stop at j. G. Wright's
and get some of that fine imported |
Swiss cheese. He also has choice |
peaches, grapes, casabas, melons,
sweet potatoes, and other good |
things in abundance.
Mr.. S. P. CreasiEger, of Creasin-
ger x Co.. Los Angeles, CAL, was
caller this morning. He is ad-
vertising a line of patent medicines
and seems to be a very energetic and |
business man, represent
ing large firm well known all over
the Pacific coast.
Prof A. p. Armstrong, of the
Portland Business college, was in
the capital city last night, looking
after the Interests of Capital Busi-
ness college. He went down to the
metropolis on the overland this |
morning.
DR.. II. A, Pratt, of Mehama, is
quoted as saying that a fine ledge
of coal has been discovered near
Gatesville, Oh the Oregon Pacific.
The coal is said to be of fiuc quality, |
and in immense quantities. The
ledge is said to be s feet thick.
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