Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
This is bill day. Get in and set

N"e"iNh hiCfliuE tllY COuItcti To-
night.
Marion Townsend of McMinnville
is In Salem to get a business location.
Lieut.. w. II. Hart and wife, of
Boise City, are guests of their father,
John Hart of Salem.
During fair week travel viii; be qs
heavy this year as last and the city
should arrange to wet down the fair
ground road.
Mr.JOhn Sutton, of Sau J ST., Gala,
starts today for his home 10y steamer,
after spending two inonths with
the family of his daughter, Mrs. q.
NJ. Parvin.
If you waat first class horseshoe
ing, you will find Jack Harkius at
Pohle's, opposite foundry.
G. P Bishop, manager of the
Woolen Mill Store, is at Portland.
Salem people should rustic in and
poll their school children at the
school clerks office and make as
large howiug of school population
as possible.
Miss Gertie Holverson has gone
to Newport, TO be the guest of Mrs.
SrOat.
Merchant Radebaugh of Yew
Park has gone TO The seaside.
A wooden box of crackers was
found on State street today. Owner
can have it by paying for this notice.
Judge and Mrs. Boise, May Boise,
Nellie Parmenter and Minnie Brey-
man, are expected home today.
Henry J. Brundt aged 40 and
Christine Miller aged Al got license
to marry.
To show the Importance of the
fruit interest in this country. one
nurserynlan, j. H. Settlemier, em-
ploys twenty-eight men at present.
Portland league club VS.. Salems at
the park Wednesday at p. m.
Attorney Kaiser has something
new in the shape of fine ermine
robe of pure linen which he wears
with great pleasure.
Attorney Stanislawsky, of Port,
land, went south today after having
annotated the codes of our principal
attorneys.
Miss Brown is home from the
mountains and at her post in the
recorders office.
Hon. Ed. s. Parkhurst is moving
from Front street to 314 Summer
street.
c.. w. Cherington, wife and fam
lily go TO Klamath Agency, to take
position there in the service.
Street Commissioner CrOssan has
force on today removing the rocks
from the street for fair week.
Ground was broken on the
Hug esd Arcy block today.
The homes of James Hood, on
North Front street, and Joseph
Tooley, engineerl of the Electric
power house are blessed with babies.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kightlinger of
South Salem mourn the loss of an
infant son of bowel complaint.
G. A. Smith, has reopeued the
Manhattan billiard and pool hall
over Eckerlin's saloon. It was
closed over the heated term.
At meeting Of the board of trus-
tees of Willamette university Mon
day, chairs in the theological depart
ment were filled by the election of
the following persons: DIR. George
Whitaker, professor of Greek and
Hebrew; Rev. s. p. Wilson, profess
sor of systematic theology; Rev. G.
r.. Kellerman, professor of histori-
cal theology.
Ed. Cross is home after six weeks
at all the important seaside and
mountain resorts. Over 100 lbs. trout
dangled at his belt as a four days
catch and he declares upon his oath
as a butcher that no living man
ever had so much fun as he has bad
this vacatian.
The board Of trade should meet in
regular monthly session tonight.
i is useless to repeat what has been
SO often said in these columns about
the importance of this matter. If
those who should be interested
deem it of importance then there
can be strong reorganizationn
effected tonight.
The Globe Real Estate Co.'s cay
uses got up lively runaway Mon
day evening. They upset the buggy
almost gallopptd over people, turned
a summersault on sidewalks, got
their feet and ran around the court
house square as only pair of plucky
ponies could.
Postmaster and Mrs. Gilbert and
daughter Agnes expect TO start for
Illinois and the East Saturday, to
he away about six weeks. Mr.. Gill
bert's old company, Co. f, 18th
Illinois will hold a reunion at Kan
sas, ILL.,, and he expects to meet the
80 survivors.
Ralph Geer was in the city Mon
day and says his hops are all right.