Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
LOCAL AND Personal.

night at Reeds.
The rains are welcomed for fell
plowing.
Newell S. Williams hos secured a
$l2 pension.
The Salen-Knights mail route is
charge of Silas Morgan.
Hon. Frank Baker and lady de-
parted for Portland this afternoon
Lieut.. Tripp's recruiting squGd
are stationed at Oregon City for a
month.
The railway commission are in
Southern Oregon inspecting the
company's lines,
Hops are coming in slowly and
none are selling except as they de-
sire to convert their crops into
money. The outcome of the cleo
tions east may affect prices some.
Miss Gertrude Stale of San
Francisco is visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. A. Dawson.
Look out for Dearborn's great
album sale.
Mrs. H. E. Chapman and Miss
Lord, of Albany, arrived in the city
today, to visit among relatives and
friends.
Lots on College hill, Eugene, sell
at $35, on three years time, and a
"beautiful residence lot at Florence,
the coming Oregon seaport"
thrown in.
Senator Fulton of Astoria and g.
f. Hyde, prosecuting attorney Of
the sixth judicial district, were in
attendance on supreme court.
The material for planking the
Front street railway track has been
ordered and is partially ON the
ground, and the order of the city
will be complied with.
James d. Hart, l., Rosenthal, and
five Others as directors have incor-
porated the Portland and Fairview
suburban. railway company.
ID. S. Jordan, who has been visit
ing his brother John the past sum-
mer, left today for his home in
indianapolis. He is greatly pleased
with Salem, and expects to return
and locate here al some future date.
There are said to be fifty cases be-
fore the Umatilla county grand jury
aud there will be eight to a dozen
candidates for the state prison in a
short time.
Manager Kochler returned to
Portland this afternoon, after at
tending the Labish trial at our Cir
cult court.
N. NJ. Newport came down from
Halsey yesterday as witness in the
Labish case, and returned this morn
ing.
Superintendent Farley, who con-
structed the state portage railroad at
The Dalles, has been completely ex-
onerated from. the newspaper at.
tacks made on him.
The Unitarian people have in
view grand public entertainment
to be given at the opera house about
Thanksgiving time.
A large new stock of baby bug
gies just received direct from the
factory at Geo. f. Smiths, 307 Com
mercial street. Prices no object.
In the absence of anything in the
shape of court business but a plain
drunk, the city recorder put on his
shooting jacket and took for tall
timber at an early hour.
Mrs. f. n. Gilbert and children.
started today for Moscow, idaho,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Gilbert accompanied them as
tar as Portland.
The annual meeting of the grand
commandery of Knights Templar
of Oregon, will be held at Portland
next Tuesday and Wednesday. OF
course the capital city will he repre-
sented.
County Recorder McNary has
made some good improvements in
his office, to facilitate dispatch Of
business with the greatest prompt
ness.
Miss Emma Miller, missionary for
Washington and Montana, and
Miss Alice Voss, missionary for Ore
gon, have been guests at the home
of Rev. Robt. Whitaker, and de-
parted for Portland this morning.
A Baker City paper says Hon.
Sol HIrsch, United States minister
to Turkey, and family will pas
through Baker City today and that
Carl Alder Of Baker City with hif
family will JOIN Hon. Sol. Hirsch
aud family aud proceed to Portland
Salem and San Francisco.
Postmaster Wanamaker Is about
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