Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

warmly received 10y host of old
Salem friends. He will spend sew
eral days here.
"rhe Finest" Jones & Beruardi
are nicely settled in their new estab-
lishment next door south of the
Bush hank. See announcement to
the pubic.
Amos Strong, formerly of Salem,
is now in charge of the Gearhurt
Park hotel on Clatsop beach, and is
preparing to welcome right royalty
the visit of the Oregon editors,
August 80.
City ordinance No. 8, of Lebanon,
fills almost an entire page of the
Gazette set in fine type.
The Roseburg Review, Que OF the
largest country weekly newspapers
in the state, proposes to issue semi
weekly.
f. M. Law, of the Kansas house,
is rusticating at Silver Creei, Fails
for few days.
L. &. Russell, JOURNAL reader
at Siverton is in the city today.
1t would pay some Salem livery
man tn advertise that he sent out no
rotten harness. The public who
hire rigs would appreciate such
proposition well lived up to.
The Salem hotel men are,obiect-
ing t. the state house being used as
a public boarding house for state
officials and lawyers who come to
practice in the courts.
The town is quite overrun with
tramps at present and property own
ers will do well to make proper ar
rangements to receive them.
A drunk and two vags demanded
attention at the hands of the police
last night and received the usual
prices of Recorder Goodell.
Miss Lizzie Edwards, of La Crosse,
Wisconsin, is expecred today, and
will be the guest of Mrs. T. McF.
Patton.
Mrs. J. d. McCully, who has been
visiting Salem friends, has gone to
Portland to return Saturday.
Frank Davey, secretary of the
Kelley institute for cure of liquor,
opium nnd tobacco habit, will be at
the hotel Willamette two days and
will be pleased to see any who wish
to inquire about the sS stem which
he represents at Portland.
Henry Carter's $4,000 residence at
Whiteaker is reported burned Mon
day. Insurance $1,000.
Il. N. McCauley and family are
home from Wilhoit.
Mrs. VIM. j. Herren il home
from Heppner.
DR.. f. M. Brooks and wife left for
La Camas, Wash, Tuesday after
visit of several days here with Mr..
Brooks father, Mr.. John Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Croisan re-
turned yesterday from Lower Soda
springs, where they have been rusti-
eating for a month or more.
Mrs. s. 9. Dyer. of Ellensburg,
Wash, is the guest of her father, )
A Clarke, for few days.
w. E. Fletcher and family are off
for Des Moines, Ia, for visit.
Patrons must not go by Clark &
just because their store is
full of customers, for they will find
time to wait on all, 100 Court street.
Mrs. S. A. jones today went up to
Turner to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Steele, her only cousin in Oregon.
She was a sufferer long time and
lied in the Baptist faith.
Rev. Bowersox, Evangelical pre-
siding elder, has gone to Sodaville
md will preach at Brownsville Sun
lay. !
HIrruh for Harrison-wheat is
pound to go to the dol ar marx.
Messrs. Mckinley Mitchell, Tay-
o. aud Skible, of Gerylis, were
Salem visitors today. /
A few more seasons Of this glorious
ummer weather aud Oregon will
,e counted in the "corn belt"
When they try it once they want
t ag iin--New York ice cream at
;troDg's.
Both robes and robs the dead-the
lnderts ker's trust.
Persons hivIng certificates for
pecial rates on photographs can
,et the same at our gallery regard
ess of hose name is signed. Cher
'ington Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Gray and two
,randdaughters departed foranother
wo weeks stay at Newport. They
will stop at the popular Ocean
House.
The East Oregonian says Pendle-
on proposes to be the second city In
Oregon, and that Salem will have
o hustle to keep up, etc. When
his comes to pvss Portland will Of
necessity be the third city IN the
great webfoot state.
A severe hog plague has become