Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
LOCAL AND Personal.

oiO Oub SCtlihS up OSOOhnc hdiNcS-
ters.
Deputy Sheriff Wrightman will
settle down to housekeeping on
Court street.
Mr.. E. r. Lake, editor "Fruit and
Flowers" has made his residence at
Vancouver, Wn.
r.. X. Leon and f. Larsen, of
Mayville, n. OAK, arrived in the
city this morning.
A number of the teachers attend
ing the institute take an excursion
to Independence.
Mckinley Mitchell says they have
the baseball fever down there worse
than anything else,
The city council has had the grass
cut on Wilson Park, greatly to the
improved appearance thereof.
Pacific lodge of Ancient Free aud
Accepted Masons meets tonight,
All master Masons invited.
According to latest accounts that
other deputy of Sheriff Croisan had
not been captured by cupid.
Theo. B. Wilcox and Chas. Ladd,
of Portland, part owners in the
Capitol Mills, are in the city.
Julius" the gentlemanly brogan
manipulation at De Icons, waits
lunch and dinner at the Willamette
in great style.
The Farmers Cooperative Ware
house Assn. of Wasco, Sherman
county, increases its capital stock
from $250O to $4,000.
S. B. Catterlin has lost his stand
sucking colt. 1t broke its
neck by fall while running in past
ure. He valued IL at 5000.
The wheat market continues 10
steadily decline, and new wheat will
probably not come in at over 20 or
IS cts. sacked and delivered
A social will be given at the resi-
dence of ]. H. Albert this evening
for the united Societies of Christian
Endeavor and their associates, which |
will without doubt prove rare
treat.
There being not quorum present
at the school directors meeting
this afternoon, the board adjourned
without opening the bids. The
bids are ordered to be received on
at Up. m.
Two healthy persons without
visible means of support and one
not so healthy but more visible in
need of means of support appeared
n the Police court this morning and
received days each at the stone
pile.
Canvassers are working the state
Tor j. Henry Browns Political His
ory of Oregon. The author has
resided in Oregon for more than
iorty years, and has been for the
asst twenty-five years collecting
for u Political History of
Oregon.
The fire-supply cistern is to have
! new set of plates, timbers and
lew cover. AT first the street COM
missioner thought he weuld brick 1t
Up, but examination of the planking
bows it to be sound enough for
everal years yet.
Geo. Goode went to McMinnville
his morning to bring home his
acer, and will put him on the track
D ascertain his speed for the state
air races. He has developed about
80 gait and is to be handled by =
hos. Holland, the California
amer. .
III. II. Kregar, Waldport; r. G. q
ell, Bonneville; A. A. Cleveland.
-storia; A. f. McKern, North Yam 7
ill; Frank U. Hull, Mehama; Cal q
in U. Cautenbein, Portland; Jas. =
+. Gibbs, II, Owens, Island City; =
;. e. Gallagher, Eugene; Solomon a
lberson, LaGrande; Chas. II. Carey, y
octland;--w today commissioned h
J notaries by the governor. a
Capt. Sherman wants full at
of Co. B tonight for regu-
+ drill at the armOry. The state
,ard has audited the bills for the {,
lcampment, and militia men like o
Lher people have an interest in the
nances, as well as peeled noses and Il
y-blown beef of encampment days
Mr.. A. III. Damon, who lives. at IA
8 Commercial, was pretty badly
cked by a horse Thursday. He
as leading the animal to water, 7,
I'd it not going quite fast enough, il
hen he hit 1t slap with a stick
I'd received terrible blow with
'th heels. He is able to be about Is
day. y y
Condensed coffee-just the thing 5,
r camping out" or picnic-at a
'oat d Giles. :
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