Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

NCuhSSlaN HlSui.
Mrs. F. Steiwer and Miss Pauline
Looney of Jefferson spent the past
week in the city.
w. c. IT. U. will meet at their hall
on Court street tomorrow at 2:30.
By order of E. G. Matheny, secre-
tary.
John Pool of Douglas county, has
been received at the prison for ob.
tanning money under false pretences.
II, J. Catterlin, the photographer
is confined to his room with la
grippe.
Emmett Williams of Portland, an
attorney and brother of George Will.
liams is in the city.
The Christmas tree at the Chris
tian church will be whopper.
Hon. U. J.. Collins and wife, of
Tenino, WASH, are in the city,
holiday guests under the paternal
roof of A, Ollinger.
l.. G. Fisher is off for Mehana to-
day for a short visit.
The Water company has been
doing some good work blowing out
aud flushing the city hydrants to
have them in perfect working order
in case of fire.
The Y P. s. G. E. will have no
Christmas service, but will watch
the old year out on New Years eve.
Nick McNally, who has been EN-
ployed on the electric cars as motor
man for the past year, hes sold his
cottage on Eighteenth street to DR..
w. H. Young, and will return to
Southern California with his family
Hops have an upward tendency
as is evidence by the presence of a
number of foreign buyers in Salem
the past week. They estimate a
thousand bales to be still in the val
ley.
p. J. Morgan, of the firm of p. j..
Larsen d Co., went to Portland
today, where he will spend the holi-
days with sister.
A marriage license have been is
sued to John Maurer and Nettie
Arnold; also to M. Masgroye and
E. B. Jeffry.
w. S. Hurst, the Aurora Mills
fl )ur dealer, is in the city,
Tom Blundell will open a fish and
poultry market in the building back
of the State Insurance block, on
Chemeketa street.
Children's tea sets, building blocks
picture books, scrap albums, every
thing to make youngsters happy al
the Racket store.
Substantial tools sets and iron toys
for the boys at the Racket store.
Child's folding street carts-some-
thing new, at the Racket store.
China dolls, kid dolls, rag dolls
and rubber dolls cheapest at the
Racket store.
The largest line OF dOlls-at the
smallest list of prices, at the Racket
store.
VIM. Cornell, who has been al
old resident of Salem and pioneer
died at Portland last night on hi
return from six months visit il
the east.
Judge Strahan returned from AL
bany today, accompanied by hi
daughter,
Ralph Moody and his wife wen
to Portland today for short visit.
Supt. Perkins of the Salem IroI
works was a passenger for Portland
this afternoon.
Miss Flora CLtterlln left for Port
land this afternoon to spend thu
holidays with friends.
Mrs. Sage and young son hav'
come to cheer the headquarters o
Lieutenant Sage, who is still gather
ing recruits at this point.
Theo. ]. Potter left today 70
Walla Walla, where he enters tn
hardware trade. He was accom-
panied by his partner, j. f. u
Stallings aud wife, who have beel
visiting here the past few weeks.
w. S. Boggs returned to Eas
Portland today, after spending Sun
day in the city with his better hall
Sheriff p. A. Conde, Of BakeI
With Deputy l.. j. Lamb, brough
z down four prisoners yesterday. Mri
Condo accompanied the sheriff.
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