Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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will he finished this week and pro-
bably be occupied next Monday.
Miss Creighton of the postofiice
force will put in the rest of her yaca-
ton in Polk county.
James Kay brings us in a sample
of his eleven acre hop yard. They
are prime lot--no lice. They will
begin picking iu two or three weeks
The Chinese white goods store
from State street has been moved
down onto Postoffice block.
The county court has let the con-
tract to fill in about 900 feet on the
Lsbish slough.
f. 6. Beardsley of Albany Is in
the city today.
Wheat SO cents. That sounds
good.-Albany Democrat, Saturday, |
Aug %, 1891.
Now save your choicest fresh and
canned fruit for the fruit palace.
The fruit palace idea has more in
it for Oregon than any thought yet
struck, and new and old Oregon |
should vie with each other In enthu-
siasm TO make it a glorious success
AS usual, the hot spell at Salem
lasted less than three days.
Mrs. M. Beatty died at her home
at Brooks Saturday, and was buried
at p. M. yesterday. She leaves ten
children.
Geo. Cline rejoices over the birth
of son.
Rev. c. E. Cline of Salem goes to
the Adams street. M. E. church.
Rev. Chas. l.. Kellerman, the
new M. f. minister for Salem, has
been preaching at Forest Grove,
was for time manager of the Port
land hospital, and was transferred
to Oregon in 1890 from the Minneso-
Ia conference.
Two young East Oregonians,
Chas. and Mamie Meebau, are
guests of their sister Mrs. VIM. j.
Dugan. Mr.. Meeham will remain
in Salem for time.
Miss Gertrude Holverson accom-
panied Miss Gussie Steiver to her
home in jefferson today.
The place to buy your fresh fruits
and vegetables is at M. It. Rine-
mans fruit and vegetable place; 1872
State street, telephone call No. 13.
Ray Farmer is home from his
annual outing in the upper Santiam
country. Several heavy antlers and
no end of trout stories grace his belt.
The Evangelical Sunday school
will picnic at Highland park on
Wednesday.
Frank O'Neil, travelling agent Of
the Northern Pacific, is in the city
looking after that company's grow
ing business here, with Shaw &
Downing as local agents.
w. H. Cook is the new conductor
on the electric road, vice Charley
Simpson, who has resigned to open
his Electric" store.
Jones & Bernardo are busy today
moving into their elegant new
quarters next door door to the Ladd
& Bush bank.
Jeweler Barr will proceed to oc-
cupy the entire store room where he
is now located.
Norris Brown and family left to-
day for six weeks at Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Anderson of "The cook" and
her sister Miss Palmer, spent Sun
day with their mother in the
country.
Supt. Irwin of Chemawa went to
Toledo today.
Robt. HI. She'll, of Portland, came
overland horseback Sunday to visit
his father, Supt. of the Capitol
mills.
Don't fail to read DR.. Talmage's
yesterdays sermon in this evenings
JOURNAL. This is regular Mon
day feature.
Some weeks ago the city council
gave ten days grace to all owners of
dilapitated sidewalks, though it
seems that not one has Caught on"
for the same rickety old death traps
still exist, and probably many more.
1t is disgrace that the capital city
of Oregon cannot have her old
wooden walks fixed up.
Miss Jane Morris Of Albany, who
has been elected as teacher in the
Salem schools, has arrived in the
city. Miss M. holds a state certifi-
cate and diploma, and comes highly
The Salem Masonic lodges have
committees to confer in
relation to the matter and Salem
has Masonic temple among the list
of its future improvements.
The editors aud their friends, who
attend the meeting of the Oregon
Press Association at Astoria, will
find some of the most pleasant fea-
lures of the session to be the visit