Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A second guard mount will! be
given Friday evening.
An amateur game of baseball will
be played this afternoon.
Gooseberries are 20 cents a gallon
and cherries 10 cents pound.
Mechanics are taking measure for
new machinery at the Scotch mills.
In the Baptist church yard if it
don't rain will be given strawberry
social Friday evening.
Street Commissioner Crossan saws
be will get in nearly ten miles of
new sidewalks this year.
f. B. Piper, a Gray's Harbor
newspaper man and graduate of
Willamette is in the city.
The JOURNAL family suspects
that there are few Germans in exis-
tence by the name of Cassidy.
Mrs. j. w. Bachelor will rusti.
cate IN Tillamook county for her
The asylum officials have our
thanks for fine sample of Wilson
strawberries.
The Red Front drug store is being
made redder than ever by the artis
tic brush of VIM. Warner.
Miss Nettie Denny of Seattle is a
guest of her uncle, J. H. Bridges
and will take position in his store
The old Christian Advocate build
ing is now hitched to the rear of the
California bakery, says VIM. Eng
land.
The Salem militia companies had
successful guard mount Monday
evening, preparatory to taking part
in the State encampment.
w. w. Skinner, S, ?. agent at
Salem, is home with his family,
having completed $1,000 mile trip
for pleasure aud sight seeing.
The Eugene Guard of Monday
says Chauncey Lockwood, of Sa.
lem, is visiting at the residence of
his uncle, Editor Kincaid of the
Journal.
w. f. Boothby & Co. are invoicing
their stock. A branch store will be
opened at Independence, The store
at Salem will remain closed a part
of this week.
The street car lines controversy
will come up tonight in the shape of
an amended ordinance before the
city council. There is apt to be a
lively time.
That previous and frequent ine-
briate John Doe paid another $l0.4O
fine this morning. There is very
poor quality of whisky being retailed
by some one.
Judge r. s. Bean and family left
today for Eugene, where they will
remain until Friday, TO witness
commencement at the State univer-
d. Costa, the colored waiter who
got away with a diamond pin, had
his trial this morning. He plead
guilty and got $25 and costs, or
county Jail. He takes the latter.
Miss o. Ballou's kindergarten
closed today for the summer vaca-
ton. Interest in this work is grow
ng in Salem, and no doubt a large
school will be formed in the fall.
Shaw & Downing, the agents of
he Northern Pacific, have their
,ffice decorated with some elegant
pictures of scenery on their line, the
of the Portland office.
The members and friends of St.
Pauls Episcopal church in this city
will this evening at the rectory on
Church street tender a reception to
heir new rector, Rev. William
Lund.
The w. R. G. social at G.. A. r.
nall Monday night, was well at
tended and a handsome collation.
was served, a sample Of which is
by the JOURNAL
typos.
Supt. McElr0y is improving, but
still unable to walk or sit up. He
great difficulty in his
powers of locomotion but is gaining
strength daily.
There is much favorable comment
over Rey. Browns sermon in behalf
of the birds, Other pastors VIII no
doubt take up the cause of humane
for dumb animals.
DIR. Gwynne's family at the Pres
byterian manse were gladdened to-
day by the arrival of two daughters
who have just graduated from Iowa
college. The young ladies will be
welcome in Salem society.
In matter of estate Samuel Lewis
p. Lewis administrator,
files his boud Of 5000, with +. w.
and j. NJ. Wolfert sure
ties, and ]. w. Labare, Henry ID.
Brown and VIM R.Jones appraisers.
DIR. w. l.. White, who has been
visiting the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley White, left
this morning on the overland for
where he Will spend a few