Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-13
sEvENTY-THREE.

meetings.
sEvENTy-THREE.
+. :. Warner, uf The Enterprise,
pr'bably bars the proud distinction
uf being the oldest active compositor
IN the state of Oregon. For sixty
one years this venerable old veteran
has eked out an honest subsistence
With the stick and rule, and even In
'his, The clu>iUg quarter Of his sew
tniy.third year IN earth, he con-
iiuues ~ the Procession to which he
has adhered since youthood, with an
ctivity, un alacrity md a zeal that
would do credit tu ore of half his
rye. He walks nearly two miles To
his home night aud mnrning and Is
always prompt, accurate aud com.
p,raiively n,pid. Tobacco or strong
drink has never ent, red his mouth.
While the lnwer sucieties and vice.
have always f'uud in him an un.
,onquerahie enemy. Printers of
his age and standing are very un-
S,niinou aud we take pleasure in
,hanpiouing Mr.. Warner against
the state.-Oregon City Enterprise.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
On Tuesday evening of this week
Miss Myrtle Henderson celebrated
her sixt, enth birthday, by inviting
. number of young friends to
pleasant party at her home. 1t IL
unnecessary TO state that the invita-.
ZION was responded to, and that the
-uests were royalty entertained by
he young hostess. The guests also
I'D their part to render the OCCASION
happy one and Miss Myrtle was
uade the recipient OF several nice
Observation-Disclosures Reporter.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Canpy school under the man
,gennent of :. A. ID. Gurley will
give All entertainment Saturday
.ve, Dec. ~, lS90. The exercises
will consist of addresses, dialogues,
select readings, drciamations, vocal
and iusl rumeutal music, etc. IN
,dnis,ion fee of fifteen cents for all
aver twelve years of age will b.
All under twelve years oi
Age will be admitted free. The
proceeds will be devoted to the
purchase of II large L. ): flag to b-
hulsted ab"ve the school house IN
Canby.-EnterpIise.
JUSTICE FIELDS DECISION.
Justice Field recently rendered
the decision of the United States
supreme cnurt as follows: "There /,
no Inherent right of the citizen tn
sell Intoxicating liquors by retail; II
is not privilege of citizen,
oi the United States" The
Aka. .HesIerians are to discuss the
justice Of thi, sweeping decision nt
their hall Tonight and cordially in
vite the attendance of all friends of
personal liberty, license or anti
license.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Union lodge OF Good Templars
gave II supper aud literary enter
lainment in their hall last Wednes
day evening. Capital lodge was
invited and IA Number of the mem.
bers from that lodge were present.
The following program was carried
our: Quartet Misses Sina and Ida
Harris, Mes-rs EpIey and Newport,
recitation Miss Lydia Vandevort;
vocal solo Walter Lemon; reading
Miss Giace RoOrk; vocal solo II. G..
Epley: oration Fl. >, Jory; quartet
Misses Baker, tIes.rs Lee and Len
Oh.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
Next sunday night at the Freshly
terian church occurs the annual AL
niyersary OF the organization Of the
Christian Endeavor society. DR..
Gwynne will preach Christian En-
deavor sermon. Special singing to
be rendered. The secretary's report
will lie read aud an address by the
president given. Young people will
he especially welcome.
HOME PARTY.
a few young people met at the
home of Miss Allie Chandler, on
Cottage street, last Wednesday
evening and spent II few hours very
pleasantly in games and other
amusements. Among those present
were Miss Chandler, Miss Conibs.
Miss Shafer, Miss Minnie Smith,
Misses Mary and Alice Steiner,
Messrs W. a. Guin, d. Steiner, +.
a. Legg and Mr. Cooley.
GRAND MAsQUERADE BALL.
There will I've given by the Gervais
Public Hall association, grand
h,ll. Ut their new hall in that city,
New Years eve, December 3lst, for
the lenefit Of the plano fund. Music
will lie furnished by Diamonds
orchestra, Of Salem.
The Word Enrichsd.
The facilities of the present day for
he production Of everything that will
coneIce to the material welfare and