Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-28

lowest.
When you want good bread it can
always be found at Strong's restau-
rrnt.
Remember they keep only first
class workmer at Str0ng's, and that
il why their bread aud cake excel
all others.
t. McF. Patton and lady are At
Portland.
Railway Commissioner Colyig is
in the city.
There is q good boating stage on
lower Court street.
The Assembly club will open the
season with a ball at the Willamette
Nov. 13.
7. II. Crawford, reported married
in Portland paper, is old Villa
mette professor.
Hon. Henry Failing the Portland
banker, was in Salem today.
Attorney Dunham was one of
Salem's Portland visitors today.
II. s. Kneevers, who has been
visiting G.. NJ. Lockwood, returned
to Portland today.
Misses Anna aud Ada Breyman
returned last evening from an ex-
tended visit at Portland.
Don't forget the library benefit re-
cital at the University chapel to-
night.
The Oregonian says: "Miss Ames'
readings are delightful" Hear her
ut the University chapel tonight.
Mrs. u. f. Moody and daughter
Edna returned home last evening
from Portland.
Alex Stone, Frank Williams and
Ed. Touley, three young men, were
last night added to the asylum.
With the board of trade reorgan-
lied and working Salem will go
ahead in 1892 faster than in 1890 or
1891.
The Tacoma county Jail is hor-
rible prison and has been justly ex-
posed by Rev. G. o. Brown, of the
Congregational pulpit.
Salem will have a mid-winter
fruit and flower show.
1t is to be hoped the gentlemen of
the city council are not waiting for
the mud to dry off before paving.
Henry s. Peck, an employe at the
Salem Steam Laundry, was married
at the residence of i. A. Passmore,
Salem, to Miss Mary Larsen, Prof.
S. A. Starr, of Willamette univer-
sity, officiating.
The remains of Warren Hlbbard,
an insane patient from Baker coun-
ty, are awaiting orders from friends.
Typhoid fever is said to have been
due to the long dry spell of the past
season. But there was no long dry
spell.
The contract for painting the asy-
lum residences has not been let and
the time for opening bids has been
extended to Tuesday next at 2 p. IN.
r.. II. Humphreys, late of Astoria,
has bought out A. s. Smiths inter
est in the Favorite cigar store.
The Valentine Dencer sale at the
the Albert Davidson place comes off
next Thursday, November 5th,
Goode, auctioneer.
The saw mills at Salem will start
up as soon as the Luckiamute Is
high enough to run out some logs.
Miss II. +. Hall, secretary Of the
Humane society, has returned from
her summer residence on a timber
claim on the Santiam and will
spend the winter in Salem.
Misses Gussie and Annie Palmer
OF Scotsburg, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Sherm. Thompson and
Mrs. Ad. Wright, started south this
forenoon. They will make a short
visit at Eugene.
Among Salemltes In attendance at
the Albany term Of circuit court are
mentioned II. T.. Boise, judge pre-.
siding; District Attorney Geo. III.
bingham aud Tilmon Ford.
The railroad companies are not
complaining that Judge Boise ls su-
perannuated or not vigoTOus
enough. 81 long as they are satis-
fed In this respect, the people will
be. IL will be useless for the rail.
road organs TO trOt out candidates
until they can show some better rea-
sons for retiring Boise.
by an official announcement In
THE JOURNAL II will be seen that
the city street commissioner, Il. A.
Crossan, has made arrangements for
having constructed about forty