Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Sunday at Salem.
Rev, l.. Scobert, of Dallas, is the
guest of f. j. Strayer.
The residence of Mrs. Bonner, a
widow, at Stayton, was burned.
Shares of the Building and Loan
association are offered cheap.
A. N. Bush and associates will
organize a National Bank at Rose
burg.
Three Standard oil delivery wag-
ons have arrived for the Salem
trade.
The railroad commission are in
session and will be likely to remain
all the week.
Marshal Savage and his aides
rendered valuable service at the fair
grounds Saturday.
David Ashbaugh, a Salem printer,
succeeds as foreman at the State
Printing office.
Archbishop Gross will serve mass
and speak In the st. Joseph's church
at Salem next Sunday.
Capt. Geo. Raab of tue Hoag has
taken charge of the government
snag-boat Corvallis.
Miss Iva G. Brooks of The Dal-
les" is visiting in this City the guest
of Mrs. w. II. Bagley.
A sweet little daughter has come
to join the happy family circle of A.
I. Wagner of the Willamette.
There is talk of Pacific College,
Friends school at Newberg, being
removed to Salem, for bonus of
$4,000.
A court street feed store team
took spin nearly up to the capitol
and return about 10 a. m. No great
damage.
Mrs. Dennis, who lives at 455
Commercial, lost gray plaid shawl
at the states picnic. Finder please
return.
Capt. Babcock has so far rallied as
to be about, but his physician forbids
his going to the office much this
week.
ST Plunkard will be here on July
9th and Humpty Dumpty on the
18th. The Royal Pass Co. is coming
ON the 9th.
Governor Pennoyer is in Salem
for his official days as usual, tho he
has been over good deal of the
state in the past week.
The county court sits in regular
session Wednesday at p.
M. Judge Davidson is engaged un-
til three with probate matters.
Hon. II. B. Carter and Hon. d.
r. Mills of Ashland, accompanied
by their ladies passed through Salem
this morning en- route for Nebraska.
Merchant Chas, Weller is home
from his trip to the Sound, with
restored energies as the result of his
Mr.. Weller will remain
for awhile,
An electric trail car went humping
over the ties Sunday afternoon from
a section breaking out of wheel.
rhe car was speedily derailed, and
40 one hurt,
Col. Miller still remains in the |
,ity and, by the way, he is receiving
some high compliments on his
states picnic'' speech. He will
eturn home in few days.
A large crowd came down on the {
teamer from Independence, Albany,
Corvallis and other points to take in
he Salem States picnic and base '
'all. All were we'll pleased.
o. G. Mcleod, Philip S. Bates,
ohm D.. Carson, L. @. Sweetland
nd G. w. Conn, of Portland, have 8
the Mutual Building,
4oan and Investment assn, capital
took $4,000. b
Are you going to the Seaside?
hen take in Clatsop Beach, where /
Amos Strong of Salem runs the
amous "Gearhart Park, hotel. 1t
J the finest equipped summer resort
n the coast. All Portland boats b
with trains for Seaside.
The Empire, of Concordia, Kan, Il
ays: "Mr. and Mrs. Polhemus left a
tuesday, for Salem, Oregon, where
hey expect to make their home in ri
be future. The object ofthe change h
J the hope that Mr. P's health which 5
as been poor for a long time may be
improved. We are sorry to record
MS change, as Concordia is losing 4
NO of her finest old people. We a
ope the change may not prove q q
isappOintmeat." n
ids Wanted for Painting State Fair il