Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Regular aim nlpht Co. b.

was III tuO City geStSiudys
Capt. Babccck is in his office to-
day, for the first time in week.
The recorders court has been
closed today for lack of business.
A. d. Palmer's family is still
afflicted-several being down sick.
Robert g. Burgrof have the con-
tract for the WOODBURY. public hall
A. j. Donaldson, an old time
citizen of Salem, is again in the
city.
S. II. Beebee, an epileptic patient
from Heppner, has been brought to
the asylum.
The electric line is putting in a
switch between Church and Cot
tage streets.
Every family In Salem should
exhibit something at the coming
state fair.
The First Presbyterian church of
Enterprise, Or, has filed articles OF
incorporation.
r. j. Fleming, who bought the
Denham shoe store, has returned to
Cedar Bluffs, Neb., for his family.
The flags on the court house and
state house were still flying this
morning for July 4th. Bunting is
cheap,
A little girl fell Oh the crossing
in front of the postoffice
today trying to get Off Car while
in motion.
Mr.. WIN. Hansee, of New York,
and E. A. Hansee, of Willsburg,
Or, are visiting Prof. Hansee, Dean
of the Woman's College.
Prof. e. b. McElroy was presented |
with a fine cane by citizens of New
port, as momento of the state
teachers association held there.
The Tiger Engine Co. nine and
the Board of Trade nine play Ease-
ball at the park this afternoon,
showers permitting.
The Salem Street Car Co. will |
probably enjoin the city from enfOrc-
ing its order by resolution to move
its track on StNte street.
Rev.F. L. Sullivan goes to Port
land this afternoon, having secured
list of nearly one hundred sub
scribers for the Pacific Baptist.
The Presbyterian young people
will give an ice cream sociable to-
night, at the residence of II. Con
over, on the Asylum avenue, elec-
trio car line.
Geo. w. Weeks returned today
from the state alliance meeting at
Portland. He says eighteen alli-
ances were represented, and fifty
delegates present.
A fine concrete wall is being put
down about the State Insurance
building, and in front of the new
Cottle & Parkhurst block. Heidec.
ker Bios. are the artists.
The S. P. overland express ran
into little earth-slide at West Fork,
Douglas county, Wednesday, delay
ing the train some hours. The en-
gineer was injured some.
The tramp who was convicted for
train wrecking at Albany, of which
he was believed never TO have been {
guilty, was one of the men whose
was commuted.
The JOURNAL is not the cheap
and free advertising /
medium of any small or large firms
or scalpers of any description. 1t is :
printed for the people.
Remember the auction sale of
Port Angeles town lots tomorrow.
They will be sold in front of Ladd q
Bush's banks, instead of at the auc-
Lion house. See map at "The Will
|
A private letter from II. r. Hayes,
master of the state grange, brings 4
he news that Mrs. Hayes, who has !,
been very dangerously sick, is bet
.er and will recover her health o
Albany Herald.
Geo. Hawkins, representing the :.
standard Oil Co., was in the
'ity yesterday preparing to make :,
headquarters in this city for their \
ank delivery system. He will To-
ate here with his family. q
The JoURAL man shown a letter
oday from Santa Cruz, Cal. 1t n
cad: 1--WE are having quite hot p
weather. here. IL was hundred In
he shade to-day, and a little earth
Iuake last night" 1t makes Ore :
.onians smile.
Frank w. Conant, business mana. :,
'er of the Los Angeles theatre, and
manager of the Si Plunkard troupe,
urnished Salem audience a grand p
last night aud prom y
ses US a treat in the future. We Il
espeak for him a good house for ., o.
ny troupe of which he is manager. p.
Mr.. f. III. Rice, the fence man,
tarts for Newport Monday to take
few weeks outing. but says work
gill be continued just the same.
fter harveat ne will he IN hand