Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
Local AND PERSONAL.

- WY ivy tohhgs
The tax sale drew big crowd to
he Capital City.
Mrs. Geo. A Williams is a guest of
Mrs. II. w. Cottle.
French ice cream soda at Benson's
IN State street.
Miss Laura Goltra goes to Albany
o see friends today.
"Our Capitaln is dandy New
Tea, our importation. Sroat &
5lle.
Paul, Frank and Michael La
Croix, of Sublimity, are in the city
today.
The STATES PICNIC.-Lunch |
delicacies for the occasion. See
Sroat & Gile.
Sroat & Glle for flour, Aumsville,
Aurora, Independence, Lewisville
or Salem Mills.
The new barber shop next door to
Aetna saloon opens for Saturday
business.
Mr. Bean, who is millwright at
the Salem Touring mills, sports a
new safety.
Mrs. o. johnson, of Seattle is
a guest at J. w. Lyons on the
Garden road.
Mrs. DR.. Jessup escorted a party
of Baptist ladies to the state prison
this morning.
Four vagabonds and one drunk
got five days each this morning at
the police court.
One of the green Shiny puddles in
front of the pioneer block has plac-
ard "McGintys grave"
Misses Boyce, Holverson, Brown,
fine dozen in all, are picnicing this
afternoon at Brookside Park, on
25th street.
Harman Hell of Clatsop county
and Frank Yalitzke of Grant county
are enrolled at the asylum for the
insane.
Matteson & Matteson sold their
Red Hill Berry farm to California
party for 1880, the man taking
possession Thursday.
Judge Lord who is just back from
Eastern Oregon says that the crop
outlook there is excellent, there
have been abundant rains.
All committees for the States Pic
mic are requested to meet at the Ho-
tel Willamette parlors Saturday
evening at o'clock sharp.
Silver Creek falls people will cele-
brate the 4th of July right at the
beautiful falls, Hon.J. p. Robertson,
orator. Music, games and recita-
tions will fill the program.
Miss Winnie Bonham has de-
parted for Eugene to spend the
summer. She will be the guest Of
her uncle, Mr.. l.. n. Rooney.
II. S. Taylor, Henry Warren,
Thos. Davidson, and j. j. Shaw are
mentioned by their friends as suit
able persons to succeed Judge Waldo
ia case he resigns.
The tug of carriage team was
broken this morning on lower Com
mercial street and the team ran
short distance, but without accident.
Several ladies were in the carriage.
Regular drill tonight for Go. "B."
The company will assemble in
light marching order Saturday
morning at a. nj. BY order Of
Capt. Sherman.
The Union Assurance society of
England has today deposited $4,000
in Portland water bonds with the
state treasurer. The Commercial
Insurance Co., of California is about
to withdraw from the state.
Captain Babcock spent some time
on his fruit ranch Thursday and is
there again today. 1t is vacation
that is q grand relief from his exact
ing duties as county clerk, only he
should take more of it.
The JOURNAL received a twig of
yellow Spanish cherries yesterday
about a foot long, with over 100
cherries on it, some of them an inch
in diameter. 1t was from tree be-
longing to Mr.. Alf. McCully, in
North Salem.
The native sons of Oregon are hot.
They say they do not propose to be
ignored at the States Picnic on the
Fourth. They want committee
and propose to have headquarters
and a representative on that oeca-
sion. They are right. They are as
fine lot of people as there is on
earth, and there no reason why they
shall not be in it.
1.-THE Waits Of New York" will be
presented at the opera house by
Katie Emmett and capable COM
pany tomorrow night. The piece is
well staged and well acted. Some
Of the scenes are excellent, especially
the representation of Trinity church
and Harlem-bridge in the first act,
and the great fire scene which brings
the piece to a conclusion in the
fourth act. The story of the play ID