Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

- ~. OoiiaA anu VIE, Oh NolidAt
Wn., are visiting at Salem.
Striking oil in various parts of the
country is again ripe aud will be
dished up by the rural press.
John Whitlock, aged 26, died at
his bOme near Silverton Sunday.
Geo. F. McCorkle, aged u, died
ut Howell Prairie July 20. He came
to Oregon IN lS46.
The Salem Telephone System has
added two new Instruments at each
of the big Touring mills.
Judge Murphy was down town
Monday for the first time.
Policeman Lake has an attack Of
chills and fever.
1t is no wonder all Salem is mao
at the Statesman.-Portland Tele-
gram.
Thomas Lace, of Lane county,
and Auton Hillstrom, of Clatsop.
are late arrivals at the asylum.
Rev. Ridgeway, president of the
Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston.
ILL.,, has arrived at Salem with his
wife to visit Rev. G.. e. Cline.
f. NJ LAHORE has filed his annual
report as guardian of Lena and Chas.
Smith heirs of John smith deceased.
t. d. Jones and family start for
Newport tomorrow for two weeks
camping trip
a marriage license was issued to
Ada EisenningeT, aged % and J. +.
Moser aged "a years. Both of
Supt. Holman, of the Agricultural
works, is putting in big cleaner at
the Capitol Mills. 1t cleans 800
bushels an hour, and is made at the
works here.
The Globe Real Estate company
will sell lots in the popular Yew
Park Annex during this week for
500 and $l25 per lot on easy terms
or installment plan. If
E. G. Cross keeps his markets as
cool as an ice cream palace, and the
meats he serves to his customers are
as sweet and fresh as can be found
anywhere. If you want something
choice call at his State or Court
street markets.
Pres. VanScoy, of Portland uni
versitv, arrived Monday evening
from the metropolis. He says they
are making 10000 brick a day OIL
The grounds at Portsmouth for the
new university.
Osborne of the Portland league
club will play center field for the
Salems in the game Wednesday.
He is a great batter.
Fully two hundred people are en-
ployed in the caunery, besides a big
crew, outside taking IN produce.
They are turning out twenty -four
cans a minute or oyer 10000 cans
per day.
Tom Graham, for stealing books;
All Pow, the murderer; Adolph
Gouche, the Butteville burglar, are
now the only inmates of the county
Jail.
Wednesday evening the local
committee OF the Willamette Trus-
tees will meet to decide the needed
improvements on the present col
lege hall and new buildings.
The second culvert from the city
on Asylvm avenue is said to be in a
dangerous condition. A plank is
broken and the ditch is nearly ten
feet deep. The road boss should look
after this at once.
Street Commissioner Crossan has
given notice that sidewalks through
out the city must be placed in good
repair, and if his orders are not
obeyed in ten days they will be fix
ed up by the city and taxed up to
property owners.
Dugan Bros. are overhauling the
heater of Capital engine, the pressure
valve of which was blown out Sun
day. Capt. Price says it was this ac-
cident filling the building with
steam that caused the team to take
fright Sunday in place of his being a
driver.
The contemplated dress parade of
5he Salem companies o. N. G. with
band at the fair ground Wednesday
evening is declared off, on account
Of the baseball game. 1t will come
off some evening next week.
MIS-. Ed. y. Herren ana her
Mrs. Riggs, returned from
Heaths last night, delighting Eds
heart with some lovely mountain
trout.
No complimentary tickets will be
honored by any of the gate keepers
at the ball game tomorrow. Any
parties holding comps. will please
return them to manager Mimic.
These instructions to the gate keep
ers are positive and will not be
broken under any consideration. 1t
A liceuse to marry was issued tlis
morning to Fred Cooper and
Blanche Savage, both aged 22. The
groom is from Washington.
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