Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

grain weather.
Hay is coming ia freely, but then
very few people drink hay.
1t is never safe to assume. Drink
Coronado water and state the fact
that is the best.
1t seems there is another Marion
county editor who shoots, but he
does not live at Salem.
Unless there is better water
supply soon the insurance companies
will advance rates at Salem.
Bright & Cox's Itosemoud reached
a z;2S gait on the fair grounds tracks
Thursday.
Salem makes strong pull on the
affections of all who look the city
over.
Salem is promised more letter
carriers TO meet the demands of the
growing city.
Co. B meets at p. M. and goes
TO target practice on the other side
of the river.
In demand --lemonades a foot
high that man eau lay to with
straw and suck for au hour.
Capt. Sladden, of Eugene, is in
the city. He will move to San
Francisco in few weeks.
August and Ernst Lehman. Ed
Spcers aud G. Pratt, employees of
the Woolen Mills are at RocS Creek.
The new president of the Villa
| mette university will be at Salem in
time to take part in the annual con-
ference of the M. e. church.
For Gearhart park ! a large and
fashionable travel is headed for this
greatest of resorts at Seaside, Clatsop
Beach, conducted by Amos Strong,
caterer.
Mrs. j. l.. Parrish, daughter Josie
and Master Parrish, and Mrs. Litch-
field and daughter Clara depart to-
morrow for Gearhart Park, Clatsop
Beach.
Mrs. Louis StinsoE, of North
Salem, is at the home OF her sister
on the sea shore at I'iIlam1ok Bay.
Rev. Geo. Whitaker, of Marshall,
Texas, has been chosen president of
Willamette at Salem. He comes
highly recommended.
1t is not too late to spray for late
apples and pears. Dealers say that
unless the growers do this there will
be very little market for them.
The best and prettiest city in
Oregon is what Salem can be made.
The Three Sisters has been since
Wednesday reaching Salem and is
not here yet.
Notice in the JOURNAL that bath
ing was ripe brought a hundred
boys and young men to the docks
for dip last night.
Thursday the workmen complet-
ed the horse car tracks ON State
street cars run through each way.
The reporter who ti&ds much
news these days must get in and
labor.
Hon. r.. p. Earhart, of Portland,
went south for California last night.
He is accompanied by his wife and
is gaining in strength.
L. d. Miller, of Miller Station,
shipped thirty carloads of fat beef
cattle from that place to Portland
OH Wednesday. Mr.. Miller has pre-
viOusly made other large shipments
from Millersburg Albany Herald.
Mr.. Weed, the North Salem mer-
chart has eastern water lilies in
blossom. They are grown in tub
from the bulbs. He also tried rails.
my the Mississippi lotus from seed,
but did not succeed.
A single horse pulling a one horse
1ray and new threshing Llachine
was one of the sights ON CONNER
cial street today. The humane dri
yer stopped at times to let the ami
NAL rest.
County Assessor @. Gle aver, of Mt.
Angel, is in the city, and with his q
deputies is closing up the assessment.
fhe work today is how to get 81 .OOa
read out of 120 Chinese.
Thanks, Mr.. clerk of the weather
or this slightly cooler token of thy !,
IffectiOn. >
These are busy times at the big r
Japitol mills and the many men are
inding good employment there.
There is an increasing tramp at
salem Of the dinnerpail brigade to
he music of hammer and saw.
The Willamette bus is fine as
lew. Cook Bros. d Voeth had the
ob and they adorned it with some
ich landscapes.
DIR. Becker, Of the Iowa state
oard Of health, went through the
)regon asylum for the insane and
aid he could discover no defects In
he present administration of that
1t is as good as asylums
a his state. He is careful man
nd has had good deal to do with /
sylums. Z