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

held at $4,000.
The Candy campmeeting closed
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sam Clark shipped fine LOT
of cherries to Helena.
Miss Ava Baltimore, of Albany, is
the guest of the Misses Holversou.
Miss Grace Gillingham has secured
a position with the Clinton g. Nc
Coy Co., of Portland.
The S. p. will ask permission to
erect IA frame depot within the fire
limits.
You can tell Salem militiaman
as far as you can see them-they are
done up brown.
No. l What! You don't drink
Coronado Water. How is your
health?
Negotiations are pending for a
new brick block on State street,
near the Fish market.
Two young Marion county people,
Mary Helgesen and A. l. Passmore,
obtained a license to marry.
The cleared ditch on Division
street is cause for rejoicing among
residents on that street.
S. NJ. Mckee will act as manager
of the postal telegraph at Salem,
during Mr.. Lockwood's trip east.
A seventy-year-old man was be-
fore Recorder Goodell this forenoon
charged with drunken conduct. He
was discharged.
Miss Iva G. Brooks, of The Dalles,
who has been the guest of Mrs. w.
H. Bagley has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Capt. Price, who has been an
invalid for some time, has been
worse the past week. Monday night
Mrs. N. A. Hales, her daughter, of
Or, arrived.
The gentleman who was showing
Jupiter with four moons, Jupiter
has seven), and Saturn with eight
moons Saturn has none), has moved
on with his telescope.
Miss Anna Pringle, of Seattle, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Pringle,
arrived last night. j. M, Rogers
and family are off for few weeks
In the mountain and fishing regions
Of the Abiqua.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ore
gon and local lodges have been in
vited to lay the corner stone Of the
new Unitarian church, on Sunday
,he 10Th. Speaking and other ap-
Oropriate exercises at 4:30 p. M
cool of the day.
A reception was held Monday
hight at the First Congregational
,hurch in honor of the new mem
,ers. These occasions are of regular
occurance and are always
juc cessful. Rev. Williams delivered
IN address.
]. 1. Thompson and Recorder Good
lell have issued a challenge to any
,wo Croquet players in the county
Salem is supposed to be the town
where this ancient game originated
md the gentlemen above named
helped to do it.
Guy Hirsch has gone to Portland
o take position with Fleishner
Meyer g. Co. He found it hard to
cave old Salem friends, but proposes
o carve out his own fortune by hard
york which no one doubts that Guy
) capable of doing.
About forty young Baptist people
tanned a surprise for Monday even
lg on Mrs. Susie Best, of East
tate. They went out in a hay
'agon and carried a choice lunch
on. Their arrangements were not
} complete however but that their
ostess got the Best of them.
After the business meeting of Co.
[ Monday night vote of thanks
-as rendered Capt Fiske and Lieuts.
,eabo and Murphy. The company
ill maintain its drill over the hot
sason. 1t is talked of that Go. c, (
Eugene; E, of Hubbard; f, of
.lbany; and probably b, of Salem,
ill compete with Co. II for the
ledal at Salem during the state
ir this fall. I
"Si Plunkard," a comedy drama !
four acts, in which is introduced {
veral noyel mechanical effects, is c
lderlined for its appearance at the
eed Thursday night. Farmer j.
Lewis, who Is versatile actor of q
eat ability, assumes the title role, I
I'd will no doubt prove an excellent +,
ST." Mr. Lewis supporting COM /
my is a good one and the play !
Iould be presented to a large house. c
eserved seat sale open at Patton's. {
,cure seats early.
Rev. G. G. Kaatz, recently of
county, n. D., is In the I
ty, and will hereafter preach in :
half Of the Evangelical association, /
the Cumberland Presbyterian
lurch in Salem, the second and
nrth Sunday of each month, be- b
inning Sunday next. Morning q
rxfaa mill 10 / a