Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

70 Iaii sunday afternoon.
DR.. A. H. Diven was a passenge
to Portland this afternoon.
J. H. McNary, county recorder o
Marion is In the city.--Albany Her
aid.
Mrs. Jessie Booth Hazen gave tn,
opera "Olivette" to two nights goot
houses at Eugene the past week.
Miss Gertrude Brant, of ofNewburg
is visiting with her friend Mis-,
Annes Brown, of this city.
Mr.. J. B. Simpson, of the electric
car line, is on duty again after ,
weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph f. Moody re-
turned to Port Townsend this after
noon.
The finest line of purses eveI
shown In Salem can now be seen in
the show window at F. s. Dear.
born's' 263 Commercial street.
County Clerk Babcock issued a
marriage license. to Miss Melvine
Bellique, aged IS and Claude La.
course aged "a, today.
Miss Gertrude Brondt, who has
been visiting Miss Ansil Brown, of
this city, returned to her home in
Washington this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Davis will
will give reception this evening to
Mr.. and Mrs 1. A. Manning who
leave tomorrow for Tacoma WASH,
to make their future home.
Geo. F. Smith has already on ex-
hibition many Of his holiday goods,
and although they are going fast he
will be able to supply the trade. See
them.
There II great deal of satisfac.
tion in those new perfumes sold
only by Brooks d Cox, the State
street druggists.
A rare treat for any housekeeper
is to go into Buren's and see those
high-class eastern made bed lounges
and rockers.
Still one large room with alcove
for Office or living, in Postoffice
block. Call at JOURNAL Office.
John Knight says he can't make
a Maude S. out Of any plug by shoe.
ing it, but everybody knows that he
can shoe horse so as to get speed
If there Is any in it.
Mrs. E. T. Scott, of Pennsylvania,
will give bible readings at the W. G.
T. U. reading room on Court Street,
every afternoon this week lat $50
o'clock.
Rev. G. &. Stratton ID. d., chan
,elIor of the Willamette university,
will preach at the M. f. Church in
his city Sunday evening, Nov. 30.
The doctor In one of the most elo-
luent orators on the coast and
should have large congregation
Roseburg Review.
In communication from Ivy, -
miles above Mehanla, on the little
north fork of the Santiam, we CLEAN
he following facts: There has
,een school house built and school
8 being taught this winter.
We oil leave footprints on the
ands of time, aud success in life
depends not little Oh the general
which our feet make by
he way they are clad. For fine
,oints in this respect see Klein the
hoe man.
For the first time for many
the pleasant and always
,appy face of Mrs. J. b. johnson,
wife of Rey. J. B. johnson of the
christian church, was at services
sunday evening. Many a pleas
mt welcome was extended from
riends on seeing her able to be out.
8 she has been confined to her bed
nd Invalid chair for many months.
Miss Hamblett, of Tacoma, has
'een Ia a very bad condition again.
The is the maiden lady aged "a, who
lad a shoulder, arm, foot asd ribs
roken In the Labish wreck. Her
amily physician is expected here
. day. Her condition is precarious.
---Dr. Hanmill is up and ex-
ected to be down to dinner to-day.
Kimberly, of Wisconsin,
, recovering the use of his psralyzed
mb. . Mrs. Hewett will also try
itting up tO-day------There are
till about thirty injured at "The