Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-29
LOCAL AND Personal.


today.
DIR. Mott and family are home |
from the coast.
Miss Leila Tarpley is visiting rela-
tives In Portland.
Mr.. James Morrow will build in
Englewood this fall.
Judge Owen NJ. Scott, of sherman
county, has resigned.
Mrs. Mary l.. Sweely and daugb-
ter, of Moth Salem, started for
Chicago this morning.
Two hot days at s ,leIn last week
prostrated many children.
The Pacific cigar facl ory is closed,
the room to be occupied by Minto q
Waters tobacco stand.
Jsmes Hartley an old gentleman
in South Salem, is recovering from
paralysis.
Presiding Elder Wilson will hold
M. e. quarterly conference at the
church parlors in this city, next
Monday evening.
Capt. B. X. Roberts 5th U. s. ar
tillery, stationed at Fort Candy, is
registered at the Willamette.
Geo. Hoeye is in his shop today
for the first time since Saturday,
having been laid up with summer
fever.
Doctors say they get more busi-
ness from families that drink water
out of improperly built wells.
The Great Northern Coal Co, Of
Portland, files articles of incorpOra-
lion to carry on coal mining busi-
ness in Columbia and Clatsop couu-
ties.
p. S. Knight began the second of
his eight new houses yesterday. He
will start on one about every second
day.
Mrs. DIR. Mason died at the home
of her father, Mr.. Hill, on the Luck
ianute at Bridgeport. She will be
buried at Dallas Thursday.
Typewritist w. P, Williams is
building comfortable house on the
corner of Court and 2lst streets.
Miss Grace Babcock has gone to
join the rest of the family at Me-
hama. A late report from Capt.
Babcock notes satisfactory progress
in health.
Work on the new Bush block will
begin Monday next, when the old
buildings where the old Mimic &
Waters stand is located will be torn
down.
A. w. Long, A. w. Giesy, F. A.
Virgins, F. A. Legg, J. B. Phillips,
and Harvey Cottle are home from
Nestucca.
Everybody who buys meats of
McCrow and Willard these warm
days are pleased with their neat,
clean, and reliable style of serving
their patrons. Extra fine cured
meats of every kind.
Albany is infested with scarlet
fever.-Salem Statesman. Salem is
infested with the biggest liar on the
Pacific Coast.-Albany Democrat.
The policy of the JOURNAL ia not
dictated by any outside anonymous
correspondent. The people of Salem
snail have one paper without any
strings on it.
There is a great difference between
fair public newspaper and private
tool or organ which outsiders can
handle at pleasure. People are dis
covering this fact and taking the
JOURNAL.
Nearly all the good baseball blood
in the county is in Salem today to
witness the game of the Salems with
the Seattle League club at p. m.
Mrs. A. B. Cosper, and Miss Mag
gle Cosper, Mrs. A. T. Gilbert, daugh-
ter and little son. aud Miss Louise
Huelat depart today for Newport.
The Baptists incorporate a new
church at Lebanon and the Method
lists one at Bay City.
Miss Grace Piper, of Gray's Har-
Dor, is the guest of Leo Willis and
family.
Entirely under the thumb of the
Statesman crowd the WoobQrn In
dependent could not do anything
else but applaud its miserable "fire
fake.
Salem regrets to lose that cigar
factory. This home mandatory
deserved better support from those
who use cigars, but too many fail to
and smoke Chinese {