Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Governor Pennoyer came up Sun
day evening.
There is daughter at the home of
w. M. Mcintyre.
Crook county shows an increase
in assessed valuation over 1890 of
$l4l, sis.
H, G., Branson. of Euteka, Kan
sas, is the guest of his SOU, the cash
grocer.
Chas. Smith has the contract for
saving the 40 cords of wood at the
court house.
Mrs. w. II. Byars is up from
Portland making short visit in the
capital city.
Postmaster Gilbert, wife and
daughter are at Dudley, ILL.,, their
old home, and are royalty enter
tanned. They start east today.
The Scotch mills are receiving a
coat of metallic ire-proof paint.
The family of Ralph f. Moody, of
Port Townsend, are the proud re-
cipients of son.
&. NJ. Maxwell, of the Edison
General Electric Co., Portland, Or,
was in the city today.
Clerk Wells, of the state board of
charities, is in the city looking up
information in the interest of his
board.
S. L. Beas and family arrived
today from Baker City to visit at
the paternal home OF l.. Hirsch, on
Cottage street.
Mrs. j. NJ Martin took today's
local train for Corvallis to visit her
daughter Maude, who is attending
the Agrit ullural college.
5, Herman, Portland wood
dealer, has been in the city to ar
range for the shipmt Mt of sawed
stove wood.
Magnificent weather and roads
sAlooth as asphalt tempted many
family driving parties out in all
directions from Salem Sunday.
Il. HI. Barnes and wife returned
today from visiting relatives in
Lebanon, Linn county.
"The Feast of Tabernacles" occu.
pied attention at the Evangelical
church Sunday. The pulpit was
tastefully decorated with Oregon
products. 1t was happy thought.
The Second Regiment band con-
cluded its season of outdoor concerts
Sunday afternoon in the Electric
grove, East Salem.
The 5pitoon-clyaArr at the state
house is one man who honestly earns
every dollar he gets.
The Oregon Naval Reserve has
been incorporated by number of
young men from Portland, to organ
ize a naval militia.
The democratic statesmen who
were expected with ligat from the
east at Portland Friday, did not
materialze.
The town cow and the tariff con.
trive to largely occupy the attention
of many exchanges. One is about
as important at present as the other
If anything, the COW is Of more in-
terest locally.
Go. |, O. n. g., gave a pleasant
dancing party at their arnory at
Macleay. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer
gave the supper, while Coomer's
orchestra of Salem furnished the
music.
THE JOURNAL has as many
friends among the people as any
paper in Oregon, and its lists are
growing rapidly.
G. X. Reed, of Turner, brings The
JOURNAL box of good sized, extra
flavor Wilson strawberries. He re-
ports his vines as fruiting and ripen-
ing without irrigation or other
special care.
State Supt. McElroy left on the
afternoon train for Portland to be
absent for several days. The Prof
reports his general health as being
good as ever although he is still very
careful not to irritate his late brain
trouble.
g. A. Robert, Ben Critchlow, Mrs.
DR.. Carpenter, Mrs. A. Strong. Mrs.
Chas. Talbot, Miss Lizze Church
and a large delegation of other ladies
and gentlemen took the afternoon
train for Portland.
Misses Belle and Stella DeLeon
are in Portland spending the week
at the home of NJ. J. McKinuon.
Gov. Moody returned from The
Dalles last Saturday evening, and
reports business as rather quiet in
Eastern Oregon.
Miss Clara Condor of Eugene, is
in the city and will spend the
winter with her sister Mrs. Judge
Bean. She takes the place of assist
ant in Miss Ballou's Kindergarten,
ond will further nursue her studIes