Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Eta Calvert is at Eugene

Salem to celebrate.
Everybody gets plam leaf fan al
the old White Corner.
A horse brought $31 at Ladd &
Bush's corner at auction.
Governor Pennoyer will spend
the Fourth at The Dalles.
Miss. Josie Snowden is visiting
friends in Douglas county.
Quite number of Salem people
have departed for Eugene.
The Chemawa Indian school will
turn out to the states picnic.
Ed. Brooks has au offer of a
position in the railway service.
Capt. Babcock is about the house
and expects TO be back at his desk
Monday.
About as many Salem people are
going to Portland for the Fourth az
to Eugene.
Prof. Yoder is getting out the pro-
gram for the Normal institute that
opens Monday.
The first consignment of material
for Salem's new 12Ox24 foot freight
depot has arrived.
Salem grange has postponed it's
regular monthly meeting to the first
Saturday in August.
DIR. Matteson, now of Turner, is
in the city. He talks of starting
a drug store there.
The grocery stores and Salem
business houses generally will close
Saturday at IL o'clock.
J. I'll. Brooks, the State street
druggist, and family, are at Portland
to spend the Fourth.
Salem markets continue to be sup
piled with Strawberries. Other small
fruits in abundance.
Col. Robt. A. Miller, orator of the
day at the States Picnic, arrived on
the Friday morning overland.
Salems and Farmers and Mechan-
les play games at Baseball park
and Sunday as usual.
Hotel Gearhart, ON Clatsop Beach,
conducted by Amos Strong,
is the most popular summer hotel.
No gate fee will be charged to the
States picnic. 1t is all free to every
one. The best of order will be
Commencing next Monday the
electric street car line will run cars
on its new extension to
he fair grounds.
E. Hofer and family go Oh the
overland to spend the Fourth at
Ashland with friends, returning
morning.
A dog waiting for water to come
lrop by drop from service pipe on
Commercial street, was one of the
hirsty sights of the day.
A telegram received from Secre-
AIRY of State Mcbride announces
hat he will arrive at Salem Satur.
lay morning on the overland.
When man is not in the wagon,
nd cannot even catch on behind,
throwing little dirt against the
Wheel will not help him out.
Professor Parvin wishes to call
ttention that it is at O'Clock in the
vening that he wishes those who
re willing to lend their assistance
D call on him.
Supt. Yoder is home from New
ort and is busy making arrange
lents for the annual teachers in
itute of Marion county, held at
alem begins July 6.
The meeting of the city council
uesday evening will be an impor-
mt one. Besides the paving ques- 7
on, all the quarterly reports of Off
srs will be made.
July Fourth being national holi-
ay no JOURNAL will be issued on
lat day. Mondays JOURNAL will
resent a complete record of all mat
rs of local and general interest.
There will be German services at L
IeCumberland Presbyterian church
,xt Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock
lily 5th. and also English services 8
the same place at 8 p, m, by the
ldsrsigned, j. b. Fisher, pastor.
The street commissioner is at
ork cleaning out the brush along
e water ditch on Division street. =
e says he has got the main sewer :
lsonably clear, but cannot get =
ater enough to flush 1t out prop :
". 2
rhos. Fitzgerald, who was charged !,
Mrs. Mcdonald with assault aud :
ttery on a boy. appeared before =,
stice Applegate Thursday night !,
d proved an alibi. He was in :,
rtland at time assault was made !.
d 80 was discharged. :,
!. II. Alberts proposes to fill the
wa crowd with ice cream, made
his patent instantaneous Kodak
ezeri John g. Wright will present
the crowd from his state with
ew variety of double-back action
These are some of the