Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-19
Local AND Personal.

The Belschazzar entertainment at
Albany was great success.
The home of VIM. F. Dugan re
jOices over the arrival of daughter.
Prof. Rork will lecture Sunday at
2 p, m. at Reeds opera house ON the
Alliance movement. Free.
Grace, only daughter of E. e.
and c. Krengel, died Thursday
morning, at Independence.
John Kirn, the reliable miller left
this afternoon to spend Sunday
with his people at Gervais
Miss Lena Morgan returned to
Portland today.
Mrs. G. Anderson left on the after
noou train for East Portland.
Mrs. w. p. Lord and son were
passengers for Portland this after
noon.
Mrs. Warren of Yew Pork, who
has been very sick, was quite low
last night.
Miss Edith Farrar of Portland,
will sing "Afterward," music by
Mark Lemon, this evening at the
G. A. r. fair.
Henry Green lost right-hand
No. 10 new buckskin glove few
weeks ago on the road to Salem.
Leave at JOURNAL Office.
One vagrant was sentenced this
morning to shovel mud, in the
city recorders court.
The John Rich addition to Salem
was filed Friday. 1t consists of nine
lots near the Lee Mission cemetery,
Col. Robt. Miller arrived in the
city this morning, as usual it is
hard to tell whether he is looking
up politics, the law or young ladies.
President Whitaker left this
morning for Portland, where he
will preach tomorrow.
Rev. p. S. Knight went to Cor
wallis today. Although Mr.. knight
says he has "quit preaching and
gore to practlcing," it is more than
probable that lie will conduct SER
vices at that place tomorrow.
L-Bilyeu, of the board of equali-
zation has gone to Eugene to spend
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Louis Kuhn has been in San
Francisco attending the bedside of a
sick brother. Word was received
Friday conveying the intelligence
of his death.
The alumni concert is the musical
feature next In store. There will be
vocal solos, duets, quartets, two in
strumental solos, duos and full
chorus. Prof. Parvin has prepared
a very interesting program.
The "Evangel" Sunday school at
Yew Park, will meet tomorrow after
noon, at 8 o'clock, at the residence
of G. 5. Brock, Rev. Robt. Whit
aker will preach at the CLOSE of the
Sabbath school.
DIR. Brown at the Unitarian hall
will speak Sunday on 'rhe Angel
of Bethlehem's Song" and in the
evening on "The Origin, Evolution
and Significance of the Christmas
Festivities"
Felix G. Kertson, of the Medford
Mail, and Miss Nellie Graves We're
Joined in the bonds of matrimony,
December 16. at 8 O'Clock, at the
residence, in Monmouth, Rev. T. F.
Campbell officiating.
DIR. Clinton Cooke of this city, a
recent graduate of Rush Medical
college, Chicago, has been appointed
resident surgeon of st. Mary's hos
pital, Minneapolis. 1t is large In
stitutlon and DIR. Cooke departs this
morning.
The Guard says Mr.. Coins, Of
Scio, was In Eugene the other day
and made contract with Crouch
& Houston for an electric lighting
plant for Scio. They will furnish
2lO incandescent lights and IL arc
lights.
Buy a musical novelty for Christ
mas at Easton's.
A few odd pieces Of furniture,
choice and at bargains. @. g. Van
Wagner.
Elegant Smyrna rugs for the hoii'
days at Keller 4 Marsh's-
Young chickens, Dawson a White.
japanese oranges-sweet and
seedless. Sroat 4 Gle.