Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Clair Baker is al Ne wport.

Miss Lola Fuke is a guest of Mrs.
.. ID. Rennie's.
Lee Steiner and II. G.. Kundrat |
are off for the Nestucca.
Mr.. Gid. Stoltz will take his trout
at Silver creek falls.
Roasting ears are in for a roast
right along.
Blackberries In the mountains
will not be ready for two weeks.
Henry Downing and family are
off for Newport.
A Salem real estate firm netted
$500 commissions last month.
Miss Angie Bridges is spending a
week at Portland with friends.
Attorney Geo. r. Doris, of Eu-
gene, is in the city on legal business.
Geo. H. Jones, Of Salem, has gone
in with Portland real estate firm.
A Salem lawyer has now forty
seven jury cases in success on with
out "a break.
A Mr.. Glasford is the new farmer
at the big asylum farm. He sue
cerds Mr.. Will Cook.
Han. Til Ford has gone to Albany
today on business connected with
the f. & NJ. Insurance Co. cases.
1t is reported that a nephew of
Hon. Geo. Mcbride is to he the new
assistant clerk in the school land
office.
The tide of people for Clatsop and
Newport beaches is stronger than
ever.
The hunters say this is the season
for the tall deer to lie in the sunny
spots to warm the velvet off their
horns.
Cool weather with showers as fore
told in yesterdays JOURNAL. The
JOURNALS daily telegraphic wealth
er forecast is an institution we are
proud Of.
H. Fl. Ragan and family, with J.
H. Lunn, is out at Clymer, With
Mrs. Ragan's people. He returns
Saturday.
Salem and the valley all around
have had glorious rains.
The J. Benson Starr and Laura
Goltra wedding party went to Port
land today.
AlynnCook goes toNewpor5 today
for a little recreation before return
ng to his duties fs deputy recorder
Two ]. DIS. got seven days aad five
days respectively at the Recorders
court this morning.
They say at the county clerk IS
office that this cool weather will
stimulate marriages.
Contrary to all reports The Three
Sisters arrived from Portland last
night and hrs not been taken off of
the Salem route. She took a ton of
cucumbers down today.
Mrs. Mary Thompson started this
morning for her future home al
Roseburg.
Contractor Southwick will begin
work tomorrow on the new school
buildings to be erected in Yew Park
and South Salem. They will be
pushed.
DIR. and Mrs. Lane and children,
DIR. N. r. Cox, of Portland, and
Miss Nettie Starkey, who was in
jured, in the Lake Labish wreck, go
to the Matolias mountains today.
Col. and Mrs. w. H. Flower, who
haye been guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Col. Olmsted, return to the
east to-day.
The General Aid Society of Port
land and the Hawthorn Place Real
Estate Association file articles of in
both of Portland.
III. M. McNary and family, Ira M.
Smith and family are home from
the coast. Mr.. McNary has not
been we'll since he was attacked by
the grip last spring.
T. Hanson, of alleged filthy hab.
its, from Multnomah; Maitland
Boly, from near Elgin, Union coun-
ty, committed on petition of 35 cit
lzens; and Warren Hibbard of
Baker county, who used TO drink,
but habits now good-are recent ar
rivals to the asylum for the insane.
The Sisters went back to Portland |
this morning. 1t is the opinion of
the captain that she should go on
the ways, as her timbers are badly
rotted. He has orders to run her as
long as there is water. On one of
her trips recently she pulled her
keelson off aud it was perfectly rot
ten.
AS the season advances every
body wants to arrange for a sum-
mers outing or a season of recreation.
On such occasions the best place is
none too good, and consequently
large numbers flock to the popu-
lar seaside resnrt--Gearhart Park.
Amos Strong is giving service that
is pleasing everybody, and this with
the natural attractions makes his a