Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-10
LOCAL ANn PERsNNAL.

nue. condition in the Waldo Hills. |
Three drunks, two Of whom paid, |
grac' d Recorder Goodeps court this
morning.
The bush Bank and Martins Jew
elry store enlargement of floor space
were thrown open Saturday night.
Capt. Babcock is now home from
the mountains quite refreshed. He
will now rusticate at Hazel Green
awhile.
A license was issued to Anna
Maria Linder to Friedrich H. Stein.
brecher, to marry.
John Green, of Switzerland,
Marion county, is in the city.
E. ]. Swafford and family are at
Netart's bay.
Father Armstrong, the oldest Odd
Fellow in the world is recovering
from his recent serious illness.
Mrs, ]. NJ. Payne has gone to visit
old home scenes at Bloomington,
Ill.
Miss Perrine, of Kansas, is the
guest of her brother Finley Perrine,
of this city.
The Salem Woolen mills are pre-
pairing to start up this week with a
full force.
w. H. Cannon, who runs Capt.
Babcock's fruit ranch, rejoices over
the arrival of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown, of
Independence, have lost their ten
mouths old daughter.
The stove foundry at the peniten-
iiary will start up this week.
Hops will average at least a two
thirds crop and buyers offer 10 cents
to start with.
Mrs. j. H. Strickler is expected
home this week.
w, f. Peck is enjoying apleasant
visit from his father, Dr. Peck, of
Freeport, ILL.,, who is making tour
of the Pacific coast.
j. E. Baker has leased the Oregon
house, and will take possession next
Monday. B. j. Sharp and family
will go to Portland.
Prof. Hawley, of Drain, who is to
succeed Prof. Jory in the chair of
mathematics, arrived on the delayed
overland train today.
Gov. Pennoyer will return to-
morrow.
Judge Bean came over today from
Newport, and will go to Eugene to-
night. The family will remain at
the seaside for several weeks.
This mornings overland from the
south arrived five hours late.
The lumber office of Goodale &
Wheeler is being enlarged to accom-
modate their growing trade.
Private Secretary Munly and
Attorney General Chamberlain came
up from POI tland this morning.
j. r. Movs and wife, of Tacoma,
are at Salem to visit o. G. Hutchins
and look up home.
County Recorder McNary is off to
the coast for vacation from official
duty.
The drinking fountain for men,
horses and dogs at the Ladd & Bush
bank, erected by Mr.. A. Bush, is
being placed in position today.
A large roll of high tariff tin
scared Capt. Scots's horse so that
the animal, vehicle and driver
rolled in the ditch this morning.
Horse and man have a skinned
leg and charge it up to Mckinley.
The Cottle, Parkhurst and Bridge
ford camping party to Bay City
returned Sunday. Mr.. Parkhurst
saw bear not a hundred feet awi y
and but for frightening his no SO
would have shot bruin. All en-
joyed the trip immensely.
Miss Grace Woodford of New
York who has been visiting her
brother ]. B. Woodford of this city,
aud attending the conservatory of
music, will leave tonight for Cali
fornia where she will spend two or
three months with other brothers,
then resume the journey home
accompanied by her brother George.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. B. Fleming are in
awaiting the arrival of
Mr.. F.'s mother, sister and brother
in-law from Omaha, while this
the folks arrived in Salem,
and are the guests of John G.
Wright and family, until the folks
can be telegraphed the facts. They
will probably arrive this evening.
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