Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Shaw and Joseph Stish.
The boys are getting out the tor
pedo and firecracker.
Mrs. Amos Strong returned to
Gearhart Park today
Mrs. Leabo and Miss Carrie Haas
are at the Eugene encampment.
Monday was considered the hot
test day in forty years at San Fran
cisco.
A plain drunk without ribbons or
jewelry was run in today. Usual
fine.
To look at Salem streets now no
one would suspect that they could
ever be oceans of mud.
Eugene Fourth of July excursion
tickets will not be good on the over
land trains.
Miss May Smith is among Salem
people who will celebrate at the
metropolis.
Captain Babeock was laid up with
overwork Wednesday but is feeling
better today.
Capt. Pratt is playing lone hand
in the county clerks office-aud
playing it well.
DIR. Richardson and family will
join the party that goes to the Slab
creek encampment.
Miss r. f. Hall who has spent
several weeks in the mountains of
the Santiam, will return soon.
The Pacific Baptist for July 2,
has an appreciative notice of the
Capital City in the account of the
Baptist association.
Bert Potter. Will King, Frank
Lougley and AL. Waller leave Fri
day morning before daylight for
Table Rock.
Rev. j. M. Thoburn, Jr., will
lecture at the. M. f.. church tonight
at 8 p. In. OF "India and it's People"
Mrs. Fl. Everding, of Portland,
and Miss Everding, of Frisco, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Waite.
The new hotel at Bay City, run
by Henry Rogers and A. E. Linn,
will be open July 7th.
A party of the Salem Iron Foun-
dry people will shoot of fire WORKS
from Table Rock in the Cascades.
Justice Applegate performed the
ceremony Wednesday evening that
made Chas. f. Baker and Mollie NJ.
Stevens one.
The Eugene people and papers
highly compliment the Second Regi-
ment band of Salem, in attendance
at the encampment.
Salem merchants did not succeed
in attaching the stock of Lathrop at
Mehama. He had sold it to another
man and is not in the county.
L. n. Price and wife of Philomath,
who have been visiting in Eastern
Oregon, stopped to see brother in
Salem, Capt. Price of the fire dept.
Rev. j. M. Thoburn and wife,
late missionaries to India from the
M. +. church, are the guests of
Hon. B. f. Bonham, at Highland.
Mr.. w. M. Rennie, for many
years with the Salem Flour Mills
Co., goes in a few days to McMinn-
vile to take charge of the new
mills going up there.
The republican ticket in Iowa is
giving satisfaction among Salem
republicans. 1t is a winning ticket
and represents the masses of that
state to the core.
Goods at greatly reduced prices for
the next fifteen days, when the store
will be cleared until September LIST.
Mrs. D. l.. Fiester, opposite opera
house.
Prof. S. J. Morse, of Santa Rosa,
Cal, is in the city with his six-inch
lunar telescope, 1t also affords fine
views of Jupiter and Saturn. He
will remain over the Fourth.
All the business of the sheriffs'
Office today consisted of the sale of
some condemned hogs. There are a
few ia this city that ought to be
sold, only the officers would not
realize any fees.
The Salem fire department got
two engines out in great shape
Wednesday night to quench the
flames of brush heap. The boys
IRE on the alert for an alarm.
Just received this morning, at
Rineman's, 1872 State street, fresh
apples, peaches, apricots, prunes,
olums. In vegetables, cucumbers
md tomatoes and everything else in
he fruit and vegetable line.
The friends of Mrs. Cyrus B.
Noodworth. of Dayton, Washing
-on, will be sorry TO learn that she
$ sick with typhoid fever. Mrs.
Woodwork has but recently re.
urned home after visit with friends
n this city. II
Rev. Frank Sullivan, of the
oacific Baptist, has nearly douhIed