Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Judge Strahau returned from AL
bany this afternoon.
Rev. IsuorN is Gervais visitor
this afternoon. in the alliance bust.
ness.
Miss Rita Lonsdale started this
afternoon for The Dalles, and was
accompanied as far as Portland by
her mother.
Rev. Father White took the after
noon train for short visit to Ger
Vais.
Deputy Sheriff Vain is at Gervais
this afternoon.
w. a Benson is Portland visitor
this afternoon.
Hon. M. L. Chamberlin is home
from his Puget Sound trip.
boarded the afternoon tram for
Portland, to be absent only on II
short visit.
Hon. d. H. Looney is in the city
today.
School land clerk, G.. w. Davis, is
in Albany for day.
Jack Matthews, noted Portland
politician, was lie the city today.
w. H. Raymond, special agent
and adjuster of the San Francisco
Insurance company, is here.
Rev. VIM. Lund of the Episcopal
church held service at the prison
Sunday.
State Treasurer Metschan will be
home the latter part of the week.
A marriage license has been issued
to Henry ], Austin, age 80, and
Barbara A. Eberhard, age %.
o. G. Savage, Supt. of farming
at the Chemawa Indian school, was
in the city today.
License to marry has been issued
to II. S. Pech, age 25, and Mary
Larsen, age 20.
The coming Salem city election
will have to be held under the pri-
mary election law.
The Oregon railroad commission
has we'll earned all the salary it has
ever drawn.
The press of the state is nobly sup
porting the railroad commission In
its fight for lower rates.
The Unitarian ladies propose the
festival of Ceres for Thanksgiving
eve. Excellent Portland talent will
be employed.
Frank Smith, for assault on j. w.
Wallace, was fined $40 in Justice
Batchelor's court.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Psul's
Episcopal church will give an enter
tainment on Tuesday evening "Ma
Dusenberry and her family" in the
guild room on Chemeketa street.
Refreshments free. Admission 25c.
Everybody invited.
The Company B military ball will
be given Friday evening next.
Tickets $l.00 at Patton's to those
holding invitations.
The Lord is not confined to any
house of worship, but is found in
every true heart and true life.-Rev.
Robt. Whitaker, of Salem.
Prof. Starr occupied the Metho-
dist pulpit in the morning and Prof.
Hawley in the evening.
A good-for-nothing city street bum
asks The JOURNAL to decide which
is proper as an expression, "to blow
out my brains," or "to blow my
brains out" Either will be relief
to your family, so you go ahead and
do it.
The old German notary public
Theodore Hierling, was bound over
to the next term of grand jury in
the sum of $500, on charge of embez-
element at Mt. Angel.
Principal Adams of the East Port
land schools was by the jury found
not guilty of cruel and inhuman
treatment in whipping pupil.
Baker City holds an election the
first Monday in November, under
the Australian ballot law. Wooden
election booths will be put up.
County Treasurer Condit is un-
able to be at his Office today. Since
he has been feeling quite
III, but Is considerable better this
Mrs. G. A. Brodie today returned
to her home at East Portland, after
A short visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
Strang. Mr.. Brodie is attending
supreme court, and Will probably re-
turn tomorrow.
The autumn festival by the ladies
Of the Unitarian church has caught
the popular breeze.
The attachment suit of Williams
& England rs. S. p. DiekersOn was
settled today by defendant cashing
up SALT In Justice Applegate's
court.
Dayton Herald: Captain NJ.