Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


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tion.
d. N. Looney was in the city
today.
The moving of the court house
yard costs $40.
The first lot in Rosedale sold fol-
5000 yesterday.
Save your health-it is precious.
Drink Coronado water.
J. H. Lunu and wife are at Will
holt springs for few days.
There are no hop lice in the A. d.
or Lewis Pettjohn hop yards.
The Salem baseball club will next
tackle the Seattle league club.
Judge T. G. shaw is home from
his surveying trip above Lebanon.
Wheat harvest was begun on VIM.
Martins farm near Salem, June II.
Sheriff Wilcox, of Gillian county
brought an idiotic boy to the asylum
today.
Geo. w. Weeks, president Of the
county alliance was in the city
today.
A few left, but going rapidly.
Those camp goods at Geo. F.
Smiths.
Miss Carrie Gleason, of Hubbard,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G..
Colwell.
The next state horticultural meet
ing will be held at Dallas, October
13 and IA.
Salem is truly out of the woods in
everything. and out of the back
woods, too.
Harvesting has commenced in
some places, and by next week will
beiD full blast.
An effort will he made to move
the Touring mill from Parkersburg
to Gervais.
The committee of Willamette
university will meet Monday even
ing to elect president.
The JOURNAL was first to raise the
interesting proposition. what price
will new wheat bring?
A Salem board of trade could do a
good deal toward properly represent
ing our interests at the Worlds Fair.
Two Marion county pioneers,
Samuel Ogley, aged n and VIM.
Darst, aged 81, died the past week
Allen Cook has laid off day for
Frank w. Waters TAX
ing his place in the recorders office.
Gearhart Park is the place where
the best people of the Pacific North
west spend their summer vacation
days.
Six miles of solid fun and fried
chickens walking all over the
ground at the Crystal springs picnic
Friday.
John Stapleton, electrician and
nickle platter at the prison stove
works, will take two weeks lay-off
at Newport.
Rev. R0bt. Whitaker will occupy
the pulpit morning and evening to-
morrow as usual. He goes to Cali
fornia Monday.
Chinook salmon direct from the
Columbia river. Dressed poultry in
at Dawson & Whites
Court street market.
On yesterday eve Profs. Kanter
and Bowman, of Lafayette, accom-
panied by their wives stopped over
in Salem with friends.
Eta Rhyner and Elmer Walker,
young people of Marion county,
were united in matrimony by the
county judge this morning.
A business quorum of the grange
$ hard to find today, as most of our
agricultural gentlemen are at the
ieasides and summer resorts.
Sheriff Croisan today bought one
If the big mule teams offered for
ale at the Mimic barn, paying 5000.
they will be used as wood team.
A marriage license has been issu
d to Mrs. Jane Shaw and Andrew
3rombuagh, aged 70 and 76 years.
This is the A. o. u. w. wedding of
he season.
Mr. j. d. Darby, of CIymer, brings
s a sample of the Eslon cherry
'hieh is very fine in quality. 1t is
beautiful pale red and gay yellow
berry as large as the Royal Ann,
nd finest of his eight varieties.
Il. G.. Holden, son-in-law of Hon.
,edfeld Proctor, present secretary :
war, was in Salem today on
usiness. The young man has
barge Of the San Francisco branch
f the Proctor Marble works.
The police are on the track Of the
arties who broke toe windows in
he North Salem school house and ,
ropose to make an example Of
hem. Public property ought to be
5 safe there as anywhere.
Saturday is a day Of great life In
alem and the streets are crowded
'ith business. The growth OF the