Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-31
LOCAL ANp PERSONAIn


tions here until the new crop is
ready.
L ;. Walker, shoemaker at los
State, who kept his watch hanging
on nail in plain sight, was relieved
of It Saturday by clever thief. He
valued it at $40 aud will hereafter
keep a clock or carry his watch out
Of sight.
Elder w L. Cowden, of Tacoma,
Wash, the Christian evangelist. Of
the Northwest, will preach at the
Christian church tonight. All are
cordially invited.
Rev. White (colored), preached to
a good congregation at the NJ. E.
church yesterday afternoon, and
says he hopes to be able to organize
a church for his people in Salem,
Wednesday evening this week.
r. NJ. Pinkerton, the house paint
er, has just treated himself to
beautiful watch charm, representa-
tive of his trade. On a medallion Of
fine gold are raised figures of brush,
dusler, putty-knife and ladder hook.
in different colors of gold alloy. The
whole rests on sparkling back
ground of gold frostwork. 1t is Il
nice piece of handiwork produced
by the skill of Jeweler w. w. Mar
tin, where it may be seen for few
days.
=. T. Northcutt, who owns the
State and Front street livery, is
home from a prospecting trip to
Southern Oregon, and has pocket
fui of gold in various forms.
The cruelty of fastening a horse
up in vehicle, harness, headstall
and then tying the animal to post
and letting the flies torture it, is APP
parent TO the horse at least.
S. p. Wilson, presiding elder, has
gone to join his family at Newport.
Mr.. Moody and wife, who have
been guests OF the Ex-Governor,
returned to Philadelphia today.
Mr.. Davis, clerk of the state land
Office, spent Sunday at his old home,
at Shedd's, Linn county.
5. A. Clarke was down in the city
today, for the first time since his
sickness. DIR. Reynolds tells him it
will be his fault if he does not live
ten or twenty years.
Mayor Chadwick and wife, of Col
fax, arrived in Salem this morning.
Adjuster Beeler, of the State In
surance Co., Saturday settled the
loss on the Henry Carter residence,
east of Salem, at $1,000, full amount
of policy.
Mrs. DIR. Cartwright and sister are
home from Mehama.
Winsor & Newton's ordinary col
ors at q cents per tube, at Geo. F.
Smiths, 3O7 Commercial street.
Choice homo grown melons and
cauteloupes. Sroat & Gile.
Henry Downing starts out to-day
to thresh tie grain on his Waldo
Hills farm. They report immense
crops out in that section.
Miss Cora Bean who has been to
San Francisco, and Miss Clara Ram
age, who bas been the guest of her
uncle at Seattle, are both back to
the post, at Calvert's.
Oscar Fechter, of the Corvallis
clothing house, is in the city.
Mrs. u. F. Moody is at Port
Townsend, visiting her son.
Policeman Dilley brought John
Doe before Justice Goodell this
morning for druken conduct and he
was fined as usual.
Albany Herald: The matter of
properly representing the great fruit
interests of the state is to be taken
up by the state fair through the en-
terprise of putting up fruit palace.
Minnesota at st. Paul has au annual
ice palace, Iowa at Sioux City corn
palace, and it is fitting that at her
annual state fair, Oregon should
have her leading industry represent
ed By a fruit palace.
Headquarters for fruit of all kinds
in any quantity. Sroat & Gile.
Judging from the way HELEN
brands meals make your mouth
water, what won't his cold drinks
do?
Wheat, oats, bran, shorts, hay and
all kinds of feed cheap as anywhere
in town at Brewster q Whites,
Court street. st
Schedule of steamer Three Sisters:
Leaves Portland Mondays aud
Thursdays at 8 a. m. Leaves Salem
Tuesdays end Fridays at 8 a.
M, S.iS.2t
Pressed chicken for lunch, choice,
at Sroat & Giles.
II. Pohle is still at the foot of
Stale, on Front, opposite the foun-
dry.
McCrow q Willard are as usual
supplied with the very best variety
of palatqble meats, fresh and cured,
also superior article of home rem
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