Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Doug Mimic is rusticating in CAL
ifornia.
Alderman M. w. Hunt is home
from his deer hunt In Linn Co.
Harvey Jordan is home from his
Seattle trip.
Branson & Co. are drawing a
large grocery trade by fair deals and
free car rides.
There is way to get pure grade
Jersey milk-apply to B. J. Sharp,
opposite Oregon House.
The crew who have the contract
of putting in the concrete curbs and
cutters for this city are good work.
men and rustlers at their business.
IS. Stillman, of Puyallup, who was
resident of Salem in 1885, is in the
city, visiting old-time friends.
John Gray is in Portland this af'
ternoon.
N. M. Newport, formerly of Sa'
lem, but now practicing attorney
at Albany, is in the city today.
d. w. Edwards, of Portland, has
rented one of the Darcy stores, on
State street, and is putting in an art
store, including a stock of wall pa.
per and paints.
II. J. Hendricks of Salem and G..
w. Partin of Capital Park are the
happy fathers of newly arrived Off
spring of the male sex-Harrison
boys.
Rev. David Wetzell of Portland
will discuss National Prohibition at
the opera house Salem Oregon,
Nov. 9th at 7:30 p. m. Come every
body and hear him.
A. L. Daley, owner of one Of the
finest prune orchards in the William
ette valley, leaves this evening fol
Ohio, where he expects to spend the
winter in his old home.
Keller and Marsh have the run on
wall paper-why shouldn't they!
Their stock is immense and the
prices are very popular.
Storm rubbers-N. Y, Racket.
Hot lemonade is what your moth.
er would give you for that bad cold
You can get it for yourself at The
Spa, ia State ST., w. T. Stola
manager.
Cronise & Craven, who have pur-
chased the Catterlin art gallery, ARE
busy these days renovating and pre-
pairing for the seasons work. Mr.
Hicks, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
engaged by the new firm, and they
will soon be ready to offer the peo.
pie Of Salem some of the finest work
turned out on the coast.
Salt-rheum is cured by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Write ]. c. Aver Co.,
Lowell, for evidence.
The Marion county "Prohis'have
been making quite a spiritedmeeting
holding a number ofmeetings at the
smaller towns and country school
houses.
Send in your social notes for Sat
urday's JOURNAL. Copy must be
received not later than Saturday
morning. This department will be
made especially attractive to the
ladies.
THE JOURNAL will give Its read
ers the unbiased news and informa.
tion, Notwithstanding the BULLDOG
ing methods Of corporations that
are being enriched by public fayors
Kangaroo shoes; warranted gen.
uine for $4.00-sold elsewhere fol
S.. 90 and $3.50. See them at r. j,
Flening's, 1lS State street. 2t
20 per cent saved on shoes at the
New York Racket.
The prominent republicans who
went to the Portland blowout re-
turned home this afternoon all jubi-
liant over the big success.
N. J. Damon went to Portland
yesterday to accompany Miss Mirtle
Lewis, who lett for Denver.
III. w. Cottle has returned from q
tour of the Puget Sound cities.
q. w. Gray is further improving
his State street property by putting
down a cement sidewalk on ths cas-,
ssde Of Sroat a Giles grocery store
Gossamers cheap-N. Y. Racket
Kangaroo shoes for $4 90, at II. J