Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-23
LOCAL AND Personal.

The latest suburban addition is
Fair Oakes by It. B. Wait.
Monmouth has organized a Build
ng and Loan association.
New houses fly up in Salem on
very hand as if by magic.
The supreme court of Oregon is
holding q short session at Portland.
Governor Pennoyer is in attend !
lnce at the State Normal School as
Regent,
The horses are the only real kick
ers we boast of at Salem.
Capt. Pratt spent Monday In
Portland and stopped over at Ore
gon City to see his son.
w. w. Smith of Eola brings w
specimens of fine wheat aud cheat
grass to decorate the JOURNAL office.
Miss Jessie Breyman, who has
just completed her years studies at
Los Angeles, returned home this
morning, enjoying good health.
The Portland Telegram says: "Va-
cation has come" Vacation does
not come to us, We shall come to
vacation. Then we shall be in it.
Three crates semi-porcelain ware
imported direct from England at
Grange Store. Sold as
cheaply as the common white ware.
j. q, Remsen. late of Silverton
has located IN Salem and will put
up four houses and "a sash and door
factory.
The ladies of the Baptist church
cleared $40 at their social last Fri
day evening, besides furnishing
most enjoyable time for their friends.
Pretty good for rainy night.
Hon. VIM. Holmes, and Hon. II.
T. Geer were passengers for the
State Normal School today. The
former goes as Regent, the latter as
Orator.
In the mad search for news today
the blankness was relieved by find
ing only one plain drunk of the
City Police Court.
President Bush of the Humane
has had the badly lamed
horse IN South Salem taken up and
cared for. 1t was the ami
NAL noticed in the JOURNAL of
Monday.
Delegations to the Willamette
Baptist association arrive on every
train. The meetings are very inter-
esting, aud an unusually large enroll
ment was found at the opening
session at l p. m.
Rev. Frank Sullivan of Seattle
arrived with the first train of Bap.
tist delegates. He represents the
Pacific Baptist of Portland, and is
at the home of E. Hofer,
North Salem.
Mr.. J. Macy, brought in a cluster
containing thirty prunes of good
size, which made splendid show
ing for our fruit country. Mr.. Macy
also brought in splendid branch
of red Murillo cherries.
By persons who travel over the
Liberty street bridge near Wade's
store, the JOURNAL is promised a
good item some of these days In the
shape of an awful accident, unless
hat structure is soon repaired.
Let it be looked after.
There arrived in New York the
,ther day German immigrant 103
years old. His fourth wife, aged
'orty, and his son, a youth of seven
" accompanied him. The old man is
coming to Oregon to set, out prune
orchard.
Astorian: So far this season, one
man at The Dalles has shipped
200 boxes of cherries, that have
letted him 81 a box. Vancouver
men show by unanswerable statistics
hat there is profit of S40O an acre
Dn prupes. This will be great
country for fruit fortunes.
This afternoon a deed was filed
for record from Mrs. Louisa Hent-
schell and Rebecca Vaughn to j. II.
Albert for the Staiger Bros marble
yards corner, north of Reeds opera
house, two lots for $4,000. The
will be cut up into six
business lots. This property is la
BILE to be improved at once.
A. w. Scott, of the Churchill fac
tory, has just sold a house in uni
versity addition, and is now offering
another 9t the lowest price known
in the Salem real estate market.
Mr.. Scott has considerable property
here and is prepared to make a
sacrifice on it just now. See his list
If you want a good thing.
The dsmo-republican Oregonian's
republl.democratic Telegram's tariff
is resumed now that
city politics is aside. They are per-
fectIy willing to agitate the country
over a revenue problem that is away
off, so long as thecOrpOratiOns right
at their doors are not interfered
with.
George Fisher and John Stewart
will ship 800 head Of Lane county