Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-16
LOCAL AND Personal.

IueTe are nOW 10 teacnefS en-
rolled at the institute.
Sarah Day and I. II. Dorrance OBJ
tanned license to marry.
The Baker Il Stang's play the
Silverton's at Salem Sunday.
The street sprinkler is now very
much in demand.
The hegira TO the coast and noun
tains depopulates our city.
Two unvarigated drunks got five
days each of his homer Judge Good
ell.
New potatoes eight inches long
and still growing in the Salem
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Breyman
and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. England,
are at WIlhoit Springs.
A large party of Salem's best peo-
pie will take an outing at Crystal
Spring resort tomorrow.
The Cottle- Parkhurst block is
taking shape as one of the most
stylish in the city.
Misses Carrie Friendly and Stella
Doris, of Eugene are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hirsch.
The 5. p. Co. settled with G.. e
Miller, of Grants Pass, for $2500.
Tilmon Ford was his attorney.
G. A. Sanford, of Ladd & Bush's
bank, of Salem, is in the city, taking
his vacation.-Albany Democrat.
Enjoy life while you may, and go
over to Gearhart Park and Llatsop
beach to live in ease for short time.
Amos Strong is the manager.
The ladies are flocking to Holver-
sons cut rate sales in great rush
A grand saving can be made, and
none wish to be too late.
Several Nebraska millionaires
have been in Salem the past week.
They are to a man pleased with our
city, and will probably invest.
The Santiam Lumber Co. fur
nished the new s:lls for the big
Capitol mills warehouse. There are
some sticks 16xl6 in. 60 feet long.
Pres. VaDScoy, late of willamette
university, is building a residences
and boarding hall at Portsmouth,
close to Portland university.
Rev. e. E. Cline and family will
speHd their vacation season in the
mountains, and any necessary mes
sages from friends will reach them if
directed to Mehama.
Man-holes in her sidewalks are a
feature that few cities of Salem's
pretensions can boast. yet the capi-
tai city has them on several side
streets.
There are still some vacancies in
,he regular army for Fort Candy,
md the recruiting officers at Salem
will give any young man a chance
10 adopt a military career.
After the parties to the street
are satisfied, it would seem
as tho the city officials could let go.
1t is positive relief in all kidney
and stomach troubles, the finest
able water on the market. For sale
n pint and quart bottles by all rell-
lble grocers, druggists and wine
merchants. Coronado Water is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. Fleming start
or the Sound tomorrow morning,
nd will be Joined by Mrs. Rosen-
'urg at Portland. They will be
Ibsent about month, as Mr.. Flem-
ng has furlough while the foundry
s shut down.
The liveliest place about Salem |
ust now is Englewood, where some
# the best houses are being built,
ne now going up. People enjoy
he fine air and pure water up on
hat elevated plateau, which is the
NEST building site within miles.
Hon. Geo. HI. Burnett succeeds p.
Darcy as attorney for this coun-
Y in all school land matters. 1t is
valuable appointment and our fell
1w citizen is being laden thick with
onors, being already clerk of the
lpreme court of Oregon, and he is
'orthy of it all.
a lady (whose name we cannot
arm on Church street was in great
istress last evening about the alb
'nce of her baby boy. A search
as instituted and after long hunt
lie child was found sleeping, He
nd slipped through a hole in the
ueWaik, where he TepOsed most
eacefully.
The masons have to-day begun
be foundation of the III. V. Mat
news residence on Englewood
eigbts, the carpenters having
early finished the barn. The wood
ork on the residence will be pushed
completion at once. This will be
beautiful home place when fin
he'd.
Nez Hayden's fine hunting dog,
as poisoned this morning. The
ne black Gordon of Mrs. NJ. N.
napman, also succumbed to dose.
mother case is reported, and as