Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


s stopping at The Willamette.
Mr.. Sam Scott, Portland attor- =
ley, is guest al Judge Boise's.
Business is gradually crawling up h
State and Commercial streets. 4
Today's gentle mist will be worth
its thousands to the producers of s
Oregon. s
Salem public school commence
ment exercises take place Friday
afternoon and evening.
The "gentle Oregon" is good for
nearly everything, except sweet girl
graduates and white dresses.
Hon. Robt. Miller, of Jackson
county, Is IN Salem, to attend the
alumni reunion of Willamette.
Joseph Hanson, of Gardiner, was
today committed to the Oregon
hospital for the insane at Salem.
A Salem married woman gets off
this simple twist of the wrist: Buy
tricycle. before you try "a bicycle"
Ten acres of fruit land six mile
from Salem, all in cultivation, with
never failing spring; $500, cash.
The room next door to Etna
saloon is being fitted up for new
barber shop-the proprietor coming
from Independence.
The overhead wire, and othci
material for the electric line have
arrived, and the work will 6c rapid
ly pushed to completion.
Harry b. Fiske and Frank &. Sell
wood, of Salem, were among the
graduating class at Bishop Scott
academy Tuesday.
The amateur base ball Tuesday
run up "a score of % to "A. The
Mitchell nine winning. Othersimi
lar games are TO come of.
Ten acres of fruit land eight and
a-half miles from Salem aud three
and a-half miles from Turner for
$3.50.
A drunk and u vag got ten and
five days apiece this morning Of Re
; corder GorsleIt. There is u slacIi-up
{ in the volume of this business.
Rube Boutin, an account Of whose
, injury was printed in yesterdays
JOURNAL, departed for his hone IN
D Eastern Oregon, on tile p. m' train
b. Shaw, Wanapaca county, Wis,
subscribes for the weekly JOURNAL
and saws: II am coming to Oregon
to locate, aud want the news from
9 there"
The ladies of Sedgwick Relic
Corps will expect all their lady an'
. gentlemen friends, at their straw
}. berry social Monday evening, June
n 18th, at G. A. II. hall.
On Friday the Salem school boart
II will complete arrangements for TIT
erection of two more school houses
l. one in Yew Park, another on Soutl
Commercial street.
20 On the Oregon City excursion
d next Saturday the ladies OF TN
e ladies of the Presbyterian churci
IL will be prepared to serve refresh
ments to such as desire.
Rev. Father White, of the Stat
Board of Chorities, also examine
- the county Jail Tuesday ana su'
- = tains Rev. Cline. He speaks highl
-, y, of Sheriff Croisan's humane care
y the prisoners.
= A wedding was celebrated i
ps the parlors of The Willamel'
m hotel at noon today. The col
RI tracing parties were John Y Bak'
OO and Ollie n. Syphert, Rev. koo
Sc Whitaker, officiating.
an Atthe shooting contest Tuesd'
n the highest score was as follows o
of a possible twenty five: A.
Childs, 10, C. d. Gabrielson, %;
G. Griffith, q. Mr. Gabriels
Y wears the medal for month.
The city council is proceedlI
35 with sense in making an eXperlme
with one block before contractlI
,oo for paving whole street IN
W. should not put down one Bio
without providing undertakings
jOo Senator Barrett and Hon. Geo.
Boutelle, of Sheldon, Iowa. ha
Az ahout decided to. further investigi
Salem as a future residence pla
S94 Messrs. Schinskie and Pratt cal
70 the coast for Il pleasure trip, a
may proceed to the Sound To-Day
Edward F. Cragin, H. T. Cor
40 and |. w. II. Hulbrug OF Chica
have filed for record their seve
mortgages of $ll,lll each on j
lou bought by them in Highland "a
addition to Salem. This Is u
$50 Chicago investment in Salem T
estate.
,oGo Rev. b. f. Roberts, Of Roehes'
New York, senior bishop oi
re- Methodist church, will prei
1000 this evening in the church n
occupied by the Free Melhodl
81 near the corner Of High and Mar
street Services at s O'Clock sha
,-s Come one, come all. Seats free
Lots in Highland addition
salem on the installment plan
ooo from s4OO to $500 each; city wa
0'' straet cars. sewerage, well-gra'