Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

missioner, is in the city.
J. ID. Alexander, of Brantford, On
tario, is new arrival at Salem.
Rev. J. b. Fisher, the Evangelical
minister, has just moved to Jeffer-
son.
Governor Pennoyer is at Eugene
encampment. he goes from there
to Tue Dalles.
g. III. Monroe, former landlord of
the Chemekele, is real estate man
at Portland.
AL Gardner, with Sherm w.
Thompson & Co., has been laid up
a few days.
Prof. Parvin returned from Hepp-
ner. and is engaged drilling singers
for the States Picnic.
DR.. g. @. Curtis departs for Port
land and the East via Thursday
mornings boat.
Mrs. Geo. w. Anderson, landlady
of the Cook hotel, goes Thursday
for week at the seaside.
r.. H. Crawford, who has been
driving the Silverton stage for three
years, is succeeded by Albert Darr
About two hurndred feet new con-
crete walk is going in around State
Ins. Co., and Cottle- Parkhurst
block.
Cool of your roasted interior with
ice cream, at the M. E. church to-
night. Admission and IL good time |
free.
A license TO marry was issued this
afternoon to Mollie May Stevens, of
Salem, and Chas. f. Baker, of
Clackamas county.
A marriage Incense is assured to
Grace Blackerby of Silverton,
cousin of the late county assessor,
and VIM. j.. Jones.
r.. Koehler, L. r. Fields and w.
A. Grondahl, of the s. p. r.. Il. Co
who are going over the lines on a
tour of inspection, were in Salem
Tuesday.
The fine buildings on North
Commercial street are racing with
the fine ones on South Commercial,
but State street is holding its own
in the race.
The Willamette Valley Hop
Growers association will meet at
Salem on Thursday, July I'd. All
hop growers are requested to be
present.
The Fourth of July excursion to
Eugene leaves Salem next Saturday
at a. m, leaving Eugene to return
at 6. pm. Tickets good Sd to 7th, for
one fare.
A Communication of sentence has
been issued to Geo. Case, In state
prison for burglary of food from
camp in Douglass county, and he is
again free man.
Norton and Alfred Damon, broth
ers of M. A. Damon, of Salem, ar
rived Wednesday from the East.
There is round dozen of these new
Salemites.
State Food Commissioner Baker
has found another foul dairy near
Salem-this time kept by a real
German. He was given four days
to clean up.
Asa r. Waterman, manager of
the Lyceum theatre of New York,
convicted of manslaughter in the
first degree by killing Peter Doran, {
has been sentenced to eighteen years
imprisonment.
Supt. McElroy this morning re-
ceived the following: "Newport, s
July 1st. There are 4l6 teachers en-
rolled at the State Teachers associa-
tion." The annual gathering of
pedagogues is pronounced success.
Mr.. Whiteman, of Buena Vista,
was in the city, and requests the
JOURNAL to say that the statements
in regard to his being liable to pros J
ecution for perjury, are not correct. :
The JOURNAL gladly makes the 7
correction. t
Mrs. M. r. Smith, accompanied s
by her daughter Florence, a Villa :
mette graduate, who have been the !
guests of her sister, Mrs Wander :
vert, departed FOR their home in 4
Marshfield via the Portland and =
Coos bay route. &
Albany merchants will give them n
selves, their employees and families 4
l chance TO witness the celebrations
It neighboring towns on the Fourth
Dy closing up their places of business 2
al day. The suggestion is not bad l
,ne for Salem merchants to follow, =
'r for business men in any town for n
that matter. e.
Tuesday evening Deputy Wright
man arrested one Thos. Fitzgerald, y,
'or assault and battery. He lives 10 b
Salem, Is an engineer on the steam :
n Ellwood, and will have his trial
before Justice Applegate Thursday.
He Is charged with striking a son of
J neighbor woman. 1t is family
Iuarell.
The following were sIgners TO the