Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON.
Roller Skating Revived
This amusement IS more popular
than ever. Largest crowd OF the sea-
son last night. Come tonight. Stoud-
emeyers band. Two sessions. No
Sunday skating,
Lincoln School Honors Lincoln
with song and story the Lincoln
school honored the memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln yesterday afternoon in
most beftting way. The children
we're enthusiastic in paying tribute
to the late President, and his picture
and scenes of his boyhood life we're
seen on every hand
Church Services
Rev. r. V. Rominger Of Portland,
will preach at the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening at
1880 and the pastor, Rev. Philip 70.
Bauer. will preach at the Central
church.
South Salem Market
The little meat market established
by HUFFMAN & Martin, east OF Daue's
store. is building up a nice trade.
South Salem people should look up
these young men, who are working
hard to build up a business and de-
serve their patronage.
Elks' Special
The Elks' special to Albany will
leave on February IS at D. m,
from the foot OF Commercial street.
One fare for the round trip insures
about 200 guests from this city. Re-
turn the same evening. There will
also be a special from Roseburg.
Evangelical Association
Corner of Seventeenth and Che
meketa streets Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching by Rev. oliver
Kyle. at II a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at 6:8O p. m. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 p. m. Subjects
"The Leoprosy OF Sin"
Paying for Their Fun
The night police rounded up six
drunks last night and placed them
behind the bars OF the city lookup. |
They were brought before Judge
Moores this morning and each one
was asked for a donation OF 81 to
the city treasurer, but only one man
was able to dig up and the other nve
were returned to the place OF conhne
ment for two and a half days.
w. G. II. U. HOnors Lincoln
Appropriate exercises we're held in
The w. c. T. U. hall last night under
the auspices OF the women of that
organization. In commemoration OF
Lincoln's birthday, A good sized au-
i'ence was present who greatly ap-
preclated the program OF patriotic
songs. and addresses by MIR. Heltzel. }
Washburn. Revs. Mem and Blodgett.
Miss Minion gave an enjoyable read
ing OF the Soldiers Reprleve," and
Misses Bowerman and Bates appeared
In vocal duet, other songs were
sung by Messrs Miller and Merry
man. and the Miller quartet. Mrs,
J. oliver presided.
Real Estate Booming
The real estate business now is
strictly on the jump. and agencies in
this city are having all they can 10 I
to satisfy the demands OF the prop
erty buyers coming In from different .
places daily H. s Radcliffe, the
real estate man. made a transfer to .
]. Byrd. of Tacoma, yesterday for the
formerly belonging TO Gus
Keuscher. on Salem Prairie. Th-
consideration was $1,000, and Mr.
Byrd was delighted with the buy.
Byrd and his father-in-law. NJ Brash-
er. also of Tacoma. will leave shortly
for their families, who are in Taco
ma. and after dsposing of their hold
ings In that city, will move To Salem.
Mr. Brasher left instructions with
Radcl'n 10 purchase him a frst-olass
residence IN the city Radclin made
an exchange for W. W. McReynolds
aud II. h. Wilson short time ago,
a nnrflnn of the land living Nm Morn