Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

ward the worlds fair fund.
Miss Edith Farrar returned to her
home IN Portland this afternoon.
Jap Mimic was a passenger for
Portland on the afternoon train.
Agent Sowden of the Singer COM
pany has gone To Gervais and Butte
Vile for uay or two.
Roht. Ferguson, one of the oldest
pioneers of Baker county, died of
pneumonia, Nov. 2.
e. A. Johns Is the new mayor of
Baker City on the Peoples ticket.
J. Z. Fault is one of the councilmen.
The Roseburg street cars STOPPED
running one day the past week.
The Register says the line will not
pay. Next day it started up again.
The ladies of the Woman's Col
lege give a reception this evening to
the trustees, facnlty and students of
Willamette university.
Water proof, mud proof and com
fort giving foot gear is what A..
Klein, the shoe dealer, makes u
speciality of at this season.
o. X. Brown of Chicago, is visit
ing with his relative John Brown,
of the Oregon Land Company.
G. NJ. Beatty, of Urbana, ILL.,, is in
the city looking about for a future
location.
Mesdames z. NJ. Morris and G, c.
Morris of Portland, are guests af A.
d. Palmer, on Piety Hill.
At Geo. Anderson's residence on
Thursday evening, Nov. 5, 1891, j..
G.. Gardner and Hannah NJ. Griffa,
all of Marion county were united in
marriage, Justice Bachelor officiat-
ing.
The Roseburg express due here at
l .0S this afternoon was considerably
delayed by a freight train being of
the track at Marion.
Miss Halle Parrish, who sings in
the synagogue and at the First Con-
gregational chnrch at Portland, took
the afternoon train for that city.
At Butteville, Tuesday, Nov, 3,
1891, after an illness of six weeks,
from typhoid fever, Ed. Matthieu.
died; aged about 35 years. Deceased
, was son of f. I'll. Matthieu.
Hardly has the Salem board q
trade been re-organized when tha
! Portland ST., 900 directory strikes il
for $3.50. That class of investmenti
should be given wide bertn.
Commencing Nov. 9Th, the Re
form School siding has been declared
flag station. This will prove a
great convenience to people from
the city who wish to visit this newly
opened institution.
Adam Grenz, jr., had hearing
today before Justice Apologize. and
was discharged, his father not az
pearing against him on charge of
agsconding from home or retaining
his wages.
DR.. M. j. Patton, of Salem. is a
son of DR.. Patton, the pioneer land
owner at St.John, also large tract at
Oswego. He at one time owned
most of the land on which Alblna
is located. He is one of the richest
men in East Portland.
Capt. Pratt is on the street again
greeting his old friends, and feeling
as well as any man can who has
suffered the losses he has been called
upon to in the past six months.
The owner requests us to say that
1t is the trotting horse lockwood
that is to be sold at sheriff sale for
ID. p. Thompson, iustead of "Rose-
owned by Cox & Bright.
The clai m against lockwood
to 5000.
Baker City held the first election
In the state under the Australian
ballot law. The papers there say of
it that its workings gave entire sat
however much the strikers
were Mt sea in their endeavor to in
voters. The change from
the old style of voting promises
much towards the purity Of the
ballot in future.
G. M. Talbot who has been clerk
ing for Jos. Meyers at the old White
Corner has accepted a situation at
the New Red Corner in the we'll
known drygoods house of j. j.
Dalrymple Il Co., where he will be
glad to see his old friends.