Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Rev. Cline is in Portland.
Hon. Til. Ford is at the Albany
term of court.
Salem Grange took five new mem
bers Saturday.
The rain is a dampener even on
criminal business.
An amateur game is to come off at
Baseball park Tuesday.
Patrick Corlau was up for vagrancy
this morning and got the usual fine.
Camp chairs, stools, etc, at Geo.
f. Smiths, 307 Commercial street.
jacob Ogle, of Woodburn, is
mingling with Salem friends today.
Large numbers went out to hear
Bishop Becker preach to the prison
ers.
Judge Boise went to Albany on
the morning train to hold the Linz
term of court.
Superinte ndent McElroy is sitting
up some every day, and gaining
strength daily.
Attorney William Kaiser is the
orator of the day at the Scio Fourth
of July celebration.
j. r. Gibson and family, JOURNAL
readers from Minnesota, are here
getting farm location.
The Southern Pacific will sell hall
fare tickets to and from the Salem
4th. of July States Picnic.
Judge j. J. Shaw, of Shaw, Pratt
& Hunt, goes to represent that law
firm at the Albany circuit court.
A. n. Bush and family departed
for San Francisco Sunday evening
and will be away over the Fourth.
Regular meeting ofW. c. Il. U,
tomorrow afternoon, June 23d, al
2:30 O'Clock. p. b. Leabo, secretary
Prof. McBlroy and Atty. Murphy
expect to be shaking hands in theil
respective state offices before July
4th.
The Presbyterian ladies will give
a reception tonight to eleven new
members that joined the church
Sunday.
A party of young ladies registered
at The Willamette from Oregon
CITY, are visitors at the Indian train
ing school,
r. o. Baker has been appointed
local agent for the Standard Oil Co.
and will have charge of their distri
button at Salem.
People do not attend public enter
tainments that are not of sufiicien
Importance to he advertised in tn
EVENING JOURNAL.
There will be a service this even
ing at the First Baptist church il
recognition of the new Germa
Baptist society at Salem.
Col. Miller returns home this a
ternoon, and says he will be on han
to deliver the address Of welcome fo
the States Picnic on July 4th.
Chester, a five-year-old son of l.
M. Baker, of South Salem, wa
quite badly cut on the forehead Sun
day by rock thrown by anothe
boy.
More people are sick from want G
exposure to the weather than fron
exposure to it. There are more chi
dren made invalids by tender car
than from want of it.
The annual campmeeting OF th
] ADIiHildD tnultll II hNAh6 iiSAN W ~
great success at their campgroun'
at Turner. The meetings will con
tinue till next Monday.
DIR. John Gordon, Of the Firs
Baptist church Portland, preache
the association sermon Tuesda,
evening. He preached the hacca
laureate sermon at Willamette fey
years ago. He Is powerful
preacher.
Mr.. Werner Breyman. "Ihre
weeks rain and not drop of waite
standing In ditch on Rosedale
We have the dryest suburb abou
Salem. As soon as the electric car
run there will be lots Of people ou
there"
Several Salem boys hired ro'
boat Sunday and took an inyoiun
tary sail down the river The cui
rent carried the skifI 10 Wheatlan'
before the young Crusoe's could &c
ashore. 1t was a ten dollar trip, bu