Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-30
LOCAL AND Personal.
New hay is selling at $40.

Excel, but not as the chronic
kicker of the Universe.
Thermometer registers 80 at post
office. Monday it was 7S.
There will be no meeting of the
asylum board until next Tuesday.
The Baker q Strang base ball nine
beat the Gervais team 20 to u.
G. b. Ward returned home yester-
day, from the Myrtle Creek Min es.
Miss Jenne NJ. Long, of Portland,
is in the city en- route for Newport.
The first wagonloads of Nestucca
salt salmon reached Salem Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Davidson wears a kind
of judicial smile when he meets his
friends.
Final citizens papers have been
issued to two Swiss, Franz Fitze aud
Alois Fitze.
Protection lodge No. 2, A.O.U.W.
hold an important meeting Wednes-
day, at p. m.
jefferson will celebrate the 4th
with Hon. Chas. Miller as president
of the day.
Belle M, Tarpley and Frank H.
Keith received licence to marry at
Portland Friday.
Mr.. A. Bush has had the mud
puddle filled on front of his block
on Commercial st.
Secretary of State Mcbride is ex-
pected to return home from Cali
fornia July 4th.
One undisguised drunk languished
five days in preference to paying
the usual fine.
Mss. Josie Snyder and Miss Mat
tie Gentry of Lebanon nave opened
dress making rooms at SOB Liberty
st.
Jones q Bernardo have secured
the new Bush store room next to
the bank for their confectionery
business.
Don't fail to attend the ice cream
festival at NJ. E. church parlors,
Wednesday evening, No admission
charged.
DR.. ]. N. Smith, of Salem, is in
the field with petition to be APP
pointed superintendent of the asylum
for the insane at Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum, of Peru,
Ind, are the guests of Prof Arnold,
with the possible intention of locat-
ing in the Capital City.
o. G. Savage is understood to
have the appointment of farmer at
the Indian school; at least tempor-
arily. He goes in July 1st.
A fruit growers association has
been organized in Polk county with
good membership. The next
regular meeting will Ee held at
Monmouth, Friday, July Sd.
The barber shop in the front of
Childers & Hodgin's saloon exists
no more. The bar will be extended
to occupy the entire front and "Dan"
the barber is with Newt McCauley.
Miss Ruth Gabrielson gave an
afternoon reception to large
circle of little friends Monday after
noon at the house of G. d Gabriel
son on Liberty street. The party
was in honor of Miss Greta Rosen-
berg, of Seattle.
w. H. Osborn, the former auction
store merchant, has merged his
stock in with the Capitol Adventure
company, and will hereafter be II
stockholder in that concern. He
will be in charge of their popular
grocery department.
Governor Pennoyer is requested
by the governor of Utah to appoint
80 delegates to convention to be
held at Salt Lake City, Sep. l5 II,
relating of arid lands by states. He
will refer the matter to the Portland
Chamber of Commerce.
The saloon building of Childers g.
Hodgin, owned by Mrs. Anna
Dickinson, of Gervais, is undergo
ing reconstructiOn-the entire front
being torn out and one Of the finest
plate and panel fronts in the city is
going in. The proprietors are max
ing the improvements at their own
expense except the glass front, for
which Mrs. ID. pays one-half.
The Eugene Journal says Of a
bright Salem boy: After the 4th
Chauncey Lockwood intends to go
east over the Canadian Pacific to
look after real estate interests in De
troit and in oth,r parts Of Michigan,
which have been in the hands Of
guardians as have also some lands in
the State Of Washington up to this
time, his 2lst birthday being today,
June 27. He Will he accompanied
by Wesley Hodson, of Salem, who
has been his guardian in Oregon
ever since he WAS old enough to
choose his own guardian seven years
ago. They will try to get through
with the business in about one
month, aud intend to return home
by way Of the Southern Pacific and
san Francisco.