Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

f. X. Lowell is in Portland over
Sunday.
The family Of VIM. Cherrington
rejocieth over the birth of son,
Nov. 18th.
Bartholomew Coffev, formerly Of
Salem, will return to this city from
Portland to live.
Al but two out If twenty-niue
applicants for. teachers certificates
passed.
IF. Cash, of Portland, in want
of cash, forged the named Of s. G.
DsusOu to a check for $40 and goes
to the pen two years.
Go to the "Spa" at 10 State street
for fruit and choice candies.
Mrs. H. E. Ward and daughter
Nina, of Spokane, are visiting at the
home of VIM. Savage, on Asylum
avenue.
There will be a full rehearsal of
"Ceres Festival" Monday night at
the Unitarian hall. Every one in
terested requested to be present
promptly at 1880.
THE JOURNAL is convinced that
if the market for grain in this valley
were not tampered with wheat
would be $l.OO bushel today.
The paving contractors have filed
no bond as yet. The mayor is pre-
pared to approve a good bond when
ever it is presented.
AT Steiner's fish and game market
there is quite Il collection of live
Oregon tufted quail, Bob White
quail, pigeons aud Mongolian ring
necked pheasant.
Ed Eles aud Harry Mimic are in
vestigating the merits of the Skoo-
KUN root hair grower.
Photographers are happy over the
clear weather. Other people are
not feeling badly about it.
Lucien Gautier, the Hebrew with
the literary cognomen, is splitting
kindling wood for the city. He is
wound up for an eight day job for
selling silver plating without license,
Ell aud Frank Cross took the
morning train en- route for Harris
burg with guns and dogs for few
good days sport. They will ship
back the game as fast as cars can be
obtained.
The reform school now sports
three inmates. They are said to be
bright hOys, and show no little
enterprise in getting enrolled so
early.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
church will give parlor concert in
their rooms, corner Church and
Chemeketa streets, ,on Tuesday even.
ing, Nov. 18th, at p. m.
]. @. Barnes, of Mcpherson, Kan,
has rented one of the Cottle build
ing and will open business as soon
as he returns with his family,
whence he started this afternoon.
w. d. Wheeler, of MacIeay, starts
in a few days for indianapolis,
where he will make his future home.
A rehearsal of the "Fairies Sum
mers Attendants" and "May Pole
Dancers" was held this afternoon at
the Unitarian hall. The rehersals
go with smoothne3s that assures
success.
The taking of testimony before
Referee Holmes in the railway COM
mission rate cases was discontinued
at noon until Friday of next week,
when it will be resumed.
Attorney General Chamberlain is
home from The Dalles, where he
has conducted condemnation pro-
ceedings for the portage railway.
Ed. M. Thomas has been sent up
to the penitentiary for a year and
a-half for trying to extort money by
threats.
Choice dressed turkeys, ducks,
geese and chickens. Also full
supply of fresh fish of every descrip-
ton and eastern oysters. Leave
your order for a thanksgiving tur-
key, at Dawson & Whites Court
street market. Free delivery every
hour of the day.
Only a few Of those arto-types
left at 45cts each. See show win
dow for the remainder. Geo. f.
Smith, 307 Commercial street.
Look for another large invoice of
vase lamps, stand lamps, hall lamps
and library lamps at the "Blue
Front"
For boots, shoes, holiday slippers,
carpet sweepers, ETC., remember
Krausse Bros. can interest you.
A grand invoice of fancy goods,
including the greatest novelties Of
the season, at the "Blue Front"