Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-13

water main on East State. The
work is to extend to the top of the
hill this side of the peu.
Hunters are rejoicing over the end
of the closed season, Sept. LIST, when
it will be lawful to xii grouse, etc.
Rev. Cline is busy getting up his
lists of assignments of preachers
during conference week and is meet
ing with good success.
Hereafter the regular meetings of
Sedgwick Relief Corps will be held
every other Monday evening. Next
regular meeting Aug. Oath.
The Salem Board Of Trade ought
to send an exhibit to number of
state fairs in the East.
Sells Bros. circus has supple
meutary advertising car in Salem
today rebilling the town. Every
body should remember to be in
Salem week from today, Aug. 20.
Capt. Gibson of night police force
has been off few nights on account
of the somewhat serious illness of
his son Eugene, who is now happily
recovering.
Mrs. II. A. Johnson left on the
IL O'Clock train for a weeks visit
with relatives in Oakland.
Magnate Koehler was never talked
to before in just the way the Oregon
railroad commission talks to him at
present.
The boat Three Sisters got up
last night with good supply of
freight and returned today.
The managers of the Leak adver-
tislng car paid Salem firm a com
pliment that is not to be sneezed at
They remarked of the New York
ice cream at StroDg's: ''It is the
best we have had outside of San
Francisco, and equal TO any made
there" If you want some of the
richest Ice cream on the coast try it.
A number of families of the
Christian Science society he'd a
picnic at the fair grounds today.
Judging from their baskets this
must be the favorite method of these
good people of annihilating things
material.
Mrs. j. H. Strickler and family
are at home from two months
in Los Angeles, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. M. Fl. Crosby who has
just returned from Boston, whtre
for the past five years she has been
pursuing her musical studies.
PrIvates Leon E. Crossan and !
Henry Girod of Company b have
been appointed corporals owing to
vacancies caused by Corporal Steii =
er's promotion to hospital steward
with rank Of sergeant, and Cor /
poral Crossau restored to rank.
In guardianship of Mrs. ReiIing,
insane, f. h. Mangold as such files
bonds of $1,000, with b. A. Nath-
man and Franz Nibier sureties.
L. Fl, Poujade, J. w. Thornburg,
and Samuel Layman appraisers.
The bond is approved.
Mr.. A. w. Scott, of the Churchill
Co., returned home today after an
extended visit to California. He
has however been i'll at the Good
hospital in Portland for
nearly two weeks, but Is now suffi-
ciently recovered to attend to busi-
ness. Mr.. Scott speaks 10 the
highest terms of the good work and
kind attentions shown patients at
this hospital, and recommends it to
Nil sufferers.
Plenty Of new oats, choice hay
and bran now on hand at Brewster
a. Whites Court street market.
Westacott & Irwin are erecting
large ice house and cold storage
at the rear Of Strong's
restaurant to be ready for use soon.
Coronado water creates appetite
and aids digestion.
If you want good coffee go to
Hellenbrand's.
Fresh supply of oranges and
bananas at Strong's.
Window shades at VIM. Sargenps,
At
The finest Chinook salmon In the
world, and other varities of. fish.
Also plenty Of poultry, fresh venis'
at Dawson & Whites Court stre' {
market,
Mohair skirts aud other summer
goods at spC elal cut rate price this
week at HOlverson's lw
Buy the light running Singer at
327 Commercial street cod
Wall paper at Wm.slrgeDt's. At
Special ssles at HolversoH's this
week.