Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28
LOCAL AND Personal.

Episcopal service at the asylum to-
morrow at 2:3O p. III.
The new improvements on the
University make fine impression
from the passenger depot.
Rev. Hugh Wallace went to
Albany to preach for his old friend
DR.. Irwin.
Tickets on sale at F. s. Dearborn's
for Magic Pyramid and FAIRIES Floral
Festival.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness, superin-
tendent for the Pacific Coast of the
American Unitarian association,
will occupy the Unitarian pulpit
Sunday.
The cakes from Strong's bakery
always taste just like home made
and are the delight of the weary
housekeeper.
Private Secretary Munly went to
Poi tland this afternoon to join his
wife and spend Sunday there.
The Marion county alliance held
It's monthly session in Salem today.
1t was well attended.
Rev. w. H. Hicks, of Port
lInd, will preach at the M. E.
church tomorrow evening. All the
other services as usual.
w. A. Munly took the afternoon
train for Portland, to be gone until
tomorrow.
Il. j. Cronise made a flying visit
to the metropolis this afternoon.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Portland, who
has been attending at the beside of
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Davidson,
returned home today.
Charley Henline came home to-
day from a week $ visit at Mill City.
o p. Dabney took a trip to Port
land today.
Hon. #. J. Black, Of Halsey, is in
the city.
Mr.. Thomas, the Prohibition lee
turer thiuks the result in Iowa was
not due to prohibition, but it was
perfectly satisfactory to him. The
Republicans deserved defeat, he
thinks.
f. w. johnson, of Sheldon, Iowa,
an old time friend of Ed. Parkhurst,
is in the city looking about for a
future home.
1t has got so that if a man suffers
from the blues or is lovesick he is
liable to be sent to the asylum as in
sane.
The Thanksgiving ball at Silver
ton was attended by 300 persons.
Prof. Starr will preach at the
South Salem church Sunday eve
ming at O'clock.
Monday being st. Andrews day
there will be service at the Episco-
pal church at 1890 a. M. and Thurs
day at 1880 p. m. Everybody in
vitcd.
A few of those fine bamboo easels
and fire screens still left. Take ad-
vantage of the closing sale at Geo.
f. Smiths.
The ladies and members of the
Unitarian society desire TO acknowl-
edge their obligation to the many
kind friends who have aided them
in the preparation and presentation
of their entertainment, and to the
public who so literally patronized it..
The holiday goods at Geo. f.
Smiths will be brought to the front
aud all will be sold at strictly cash 3.
A public meeting-at Reeds opera
house, Dec. 4th"-M. P.aAd F. F.F."
4 New SoNG.--"O Thou lovelyF.
f. F." Grand chorus Dec 4th.
,P-Not till YOU get ticket for
f. +. +.
Mrs. A. L. Dinsmoore, has gone
to Portland, where she will make a
home with her son, w. L. Dins-
moore, who takes position In the
surveyor generals office.
Remember the fine piano will be
given away Xmas week at Krausse
Bros.
Keller & Marsh's furniture store
is full clear to the ceiling-loW
prices the rule.
Fresh taffies of all kinds just
made at the Spa, ITO State street.
Chicken dinner at Strong's res
taurant tomorrow.
See Keller & Marsh for low prices
OH furniture-their stock il immense.
F.F.? Ask about IL.