Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-11
HOME MARKET MITES.

Oats are advancing right along
viii wheat.
Mrs. j. l.. Parrish il very i'll ut
her residence on Capital street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Farlow, of Mil
ler's Station have lost their two little
sons, Willie aud Volley.
Workmen are busy putting in five
electric clocks.
State Treasurer Metschan goes to
Grant county this week.
Ed. B. Parkhurst and F. n. Der
by, of the Pacific Lard and Orchard
company, are spending the day in
Portland.
Miss Stella Ames took the after
noon train for Portland, where sue
has organized class in elocution.
Oscar johnson is in Portland for
short visit,
Oats are quoted 80! by Salem
buyers, They are sold at Al sacked.
No. l hops are 49, to 154. Poorer
grades range from 10 cents upwards.
Postmaster Andy Gilbert arrived
on the IL o'clock train from his cas-
tern trip.
The county superintendent's quar-
tnrlxy of inns A.4U tn6aN at l
D. M. at the circuit court room
with a large attendance.
The popular games of Halma and
Parchee can be had at Dearborn's
book store.
Wheat continues to be quoted
$l.60 in the Oregonian for Portland,
when not GENITAL can be bought in
the valley for $1.7O.
Mrs. Reed, wife of Editor Reed of
the Portland Dispatch, has been the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Mott, but goes
home on the next train.
j. F. Garfield, compositor at the
state printing office, is quite i'll.
TheUnited Brethren will establish
a church in Portland.
The latest arrival at toe peniten-
tiary is Charles Seymore from Multi
nomah county for term of one
year.
Thomas Lowry, of Baker City,
was brought up Monday night to
the asylum. He is afflicted with a
mild attack of insanity.
H. w. Cotlle is gaining strength
slowly, He is about the house, and
took drive out in the country Mon
day.
Miss Grace Parrish is home from
Annie Wright seminary, at Taco
ma.
Josiah Smith was the only bidder
for repairing crosswalks and putting
in new ones. His offer is $34.
Rev. Williams, who has just been
conducting a successful revival
which has added forty members to
the Christian church is said TO have
overworked himself and to be not
feeling well.
The band concert last night was
well attended, and the program was
well rendered. Frank Baker, state
printer, who is an old newspaper
man delivered the address, and of
course acquitted himself well, as
intelligent newspaper men always
do.
John H. Albert is about the bust
lest man in Salem these days. In
addition to his own large business
he has taken the management of
the Wallace estate enterprises.
Thos. H. Tongue, Richard Nor
ton and Eugene White, have filed
of incorporation of the Port
land and Hillsboro railway COM
pany. Stock, 100000. The object
is to run a motor line to Portland.
Van b. DeLashmutt has retired
from the Oregon National bank, Of
which he was president since 1887.
He has gone To the Couer d'Aleve
mines and will attend the State
Board Of Agriculture meeting at
Salem the l7th.
Ladies hand sewed, welted shoe,
cloth top, patent leather tip, So.
bargain ever offered in
Salem, r J. Flemi NJ.
COcoanut chocolate cakes, the
newest thing out, fresh every day
at Jones Il Bernardi's.
Ladies cork sOled sh es for wet
weather at Krausse Bros.
Bread aud cakes such as were
never before offered ia Salem, at
Strong's.