Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Salem will pave.

place in the public schools again.
Mrs. Grubbe, Superintendent of
city schools isslowly improving.
]. E. Eastman has gone to Eugene
for a few days stay.
o. M. Smith and wife are also
among the Portland visitors today.
! i. G. Herren is putting in tie
day at Aurora and Butteville.
Mrs. F. J. Catterlin and little son
are taking in Portland.
Mrs. f. n. Cooke, accompanied by
Hal Patton is making a visit at
Portland.
Miss Anna Breyman was ali
afternoon passenger for Portland.
Miss Stella H, Dearborn is in
Portland for today.
Miss Clara Condor, the assistant
Kindergarten, is In Portland for a
short visit.
A marriage license has been
issued to q. w. Van Nicer and Susie
Merwin.
Remember DR.. Gordon's lecture
on "Siguboards" at the Baptist
church.
No greater libel on individuals
could be printed than tax roll, if
from it the public are to form an
opinion of mans property.
H. G. Tarpley is home from Mill
City and will spend the coming
months in Salem.
Mrs. w. w. Hepburn and daugh-
ter will spend few weeks at Port
land, the guests of Mrs. Bennett.
Miss Carrie A. Fer, a sister of
Judge Fee, of Umatilla county, was
today committed to the asylum.
Fl. w. Downing, II. G. Perkins,
E nest Wagner and DR.. J. G. Grif-
fifth took the afternoon LEGAL for
Portland.
Misses Jessie and Kate Dalrymple
were among the throng of Portland
visitors today.
j. w. Crawford and family re
turned to the Umatilla country to-
day. They were accompanied to the
train by a host of old time friends
and admirers.
Thursday the residence of S. F.
Parker, 149 Court street, is reported
to have been pilfered Of small sum
of money.
Robt. Thompson, late editor of the
State Democrat has failed in his
project of getting license to run
saloon at Turner. Judge Bonham
appeared for the petitioners, and
John p. Robertson for the remon-
straDts.
NJ. Wh;tlock, who resides near
Scott's mills, was knocked down
and gored by bull at Elk prairie.
His ankle was broken.
G. F. Royal has the contract for
rebuilding the bridge over Luckia-
mute at Davidson's. 1t will cost
$l775 and is to be put up at once.
In the Linn county court the
proposition of the Marion county
court for the two counties to jointly
construct bridge across the San
tiam at Mill City was disapproved.
Thos. j. Cronise has sold a half
interest in his job office to Gay w.
Cooke, and the new firm of CrOnise
& Cooke will hereafter conduct the
job printing business.
Salmon, sturgeon, catfish, halibut.
cod, smelt, soles, founders, mackerel
and shad, crabs, Holsters and shrimp,
poultry and game, wholesale and
retail at Steiner's market, State
street.
Albany Herald: M. w. Orton, of
this city has accepted the position of
fireman ON the Steamer Ellwood,
which runs between Salem and
Portland, and has removed with his
family to Salem.
J. III. Haas, the jeweler, was sur
prised this morning by the arrival
of a nephew, Herman Haas, of
Oakland, Cal, whom he has not
seen for twenty-five years. He is a
cigar manufacturer.
The fact has not yet been stated
that the blind school exhibit was
made at the state fair by authority
of the state board of education.
Will the Corvallis Times please
print this.
j. H. RoOrk tells us that his meet
ings at South Salem NJ. f. church
continue with great interest. The
meetings will continue all of this
week. There have been five con-
versions and a number Of serious
seekers.
Geo. Starrett and wife Of Walla
Walia, the seed man, are in the city.
They took a ride all over the city in
company with John G. Wright.
Oscar Fechter, late of Corvallis.
TOOK run up to that place today to
settle up some business matters.
The FechIer Bros. will no doubt
open business in Salem at some
future date.