Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
LOCAL AND Personal.
Err nlnms are In the market.

biackberTies are Ia the market.
DIR. CALVIN Bird, of Spokane is
visiting his brother, DIR. Bird.
Frank Dearborn is home from
two-days business trip to Portland.
Mrs. Cotlle is visiting Mrs. M.
Banker.
Judge Lord aud family went to
Newport today.
Mrs. Judge Pratt and Mrs. E. NJ.
Waite, Of North Salem, started to-
d4,y for Newport.
Hon. Geo. w. Schee, Of OBrien
county, Iowa, a banker and ex-
rep .esentative, is in the city.
The city warrants are issued this
week by IN. e. Goodell, recorder
and acting mayor"
1t is n solemn fact that has been
remarked several times Of Jate-it is
hot.
Miss A. Staiger, of Portland, is a
guest of Mrs. S. Monroe, on Liberty
street.
Taking a header in the cool Will
annette is a favorite diversion these
days.
A farmers team got started by a
street sprinkler this morning on
Court street, bat was caught.
DR.. Rowland will find it no easy
task TO succeed Supt. Lane in the
management oil the asylum.
Harley Baker and wife, Abe, Miss
Litchfield aud Miss Sroat are at
WiIhoit, where they will spend a
few days.
DIR. Cusick and family go to Me-
bama and Mt. Jefferson for an out
iug.
The wise real estate man showeth |
eastern immigrants the interior of
the icr works these days.
Rev. L. s. Bollinger and family |
have returned from their outing at
Sweet Home.
Always in the lead Fresh Water
melons and canteloupes at M. Il.
RiAenan's to-day.
H. B. Carter and wife, and ID. r.
Mills and wife, are in the city today
on their return trip from Alaska.
Senator Mitchell visited the Peni7
Tertiary and Asylum in company
with DR.. Becker of Iowa.
Justice Applegate wore a sweet
pea bouttoniere and smiled as a re-
porter asked for news.
Squares of golden grain shine out
from the dark green hills of the
forests.
Mr.. Thos. Blundell has settled
with his family in East Salem, about
2Oth street.
If merchants could see how some |
Of their delivery horses are put
through numerically these days
they would get after some of their
drivers.
Salem Sawmills having shut
down, large lots of lumber are being
shipped in from the mills elsewhere,
10 meet the demands of Salem
builders.
Senator Mitchell was shown the
beauties Of our city and surround
Tags last night by Hon. Til. Ford,
who took him for drive.
After the prodding given by the
city fathers, tlie Salem Truck & Dray
company has put ON all its sprink-
ling forces.
Geo. w. Belt, former Salemite,
now district attorney east of the
is in the city, the guest
Of Chas. Moores.
One gentleman whose thirst was
stimulated to the extent
that he was overcome by the heat of
the liquor and the weather, paid the
usual fine this morning.
Mrs. Mary Appleton of Sheldon,
la, arrived Wednesday, evening,
and is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Ii. w. C0ttIc. She will spend the
aiIulnt,ar I'm Salon
The streets are made for driving
sud are public thOrougbfare and
are uot for horses TO stand on. The
street sprinkling wagon cannot pro-
perly sprinkle the streets when they
are Standing full of teams.
The case Of the Salem Lumber Co.
vs.. w. l.. Kerbs has been settled.
It was an attachment and First Nat.
Bank was garnished. Plaintiff paid !
all claims aud costs and case was
dismissed.
Wilson Webb Of the Salem Iron
Works, who has been confined with
au attack of typhoid fever, has so
iar recovered that he has gose into
he country 10 recuperate.
A local liar has ia "a hours been
able to Increase the capacity Of the
nom 6,OOO,OOO to 10000
100 gallons daily gain of 100000
! day takes big lying but IL is less :
nx on the capacity Of the champion I
salem liar ihsn il is on the water q
works.
The man IN North Salem who Is
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