Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17
LOCAL AND Personal.

country papers drop eff with the
the chicken cholera.
DIR. Hall drives to Nestucca to-
morrow.
Willard Martin claims an average
for an entire field of sos bushels
wheat per acre.
Sunday was one of thuse large
perfect Oregon days.
E. P. Thorp, of the Drain Echo, is
in Salem. He is looking for good |
point to raise small fruit and
poultry.
Charles and Mabel Schomaker
have gone on a visit to Mrs. L. n.
Brotherton, of Fox Valley.
Governor Pennoyer is back from
the mountains with fine meer-
schaum tan on his features and feel
ing firstrate.
Mrs. Frank Cooper is moving into
better quarters, occupying part of
Mr.. e. 5. Lamport's front.
G. II. Simpson has gone to Port
land on business connected with the
Electric grocery store.
Mrs. ]. w. Schaffer died suddenly
at her residence, corner 18th and
Leslie streets, yesterday afternoon
at 1886. She will be buried at
Turner tomorrow morning.
Ulrich Steiner and Daniel Dexter
of Morrison, Ills, are guests of g.
Steiner, and may locate here.
Miss Annie Vierani has gone to
Portland with her mother.
The stoye foundry works at the
Oregon penitentiary started up this
morning.
Manager Holland of Salem Flour
ing mills is in Tacoma and returns
Wednesday.
A one horse runaway, on Com
mercial and Ferry was the sensation
at 2:45. A child with little red
wagon was almost run over.
Emma Bleaker, an eighteen
year-oid Portland girl who is insane
because deserted by her lover, was
brought to the asylum Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Haffner of
North Salem lost their months. old
daughter Saturday of cholera infan-
tum.
Ask your grocer or druggist for
Coronado water these hot days. Put
up in pints and quarts.
Hon. w. H. Byars returned to
Portland after spending Sunday
with friends in the capital city.
Rev. g. E. Cline took the morn
ing train for Portland.
Supt. Capwell, of the state blind
school, is spending the day in the
big city on the Columbia.
Mrs. Lieut.. Brown departed today
for Fort Candy.
At the M. E. church yesterday
Rev. Cline spoke of the coming con-
ference at Salem. In the evening
President Elect Whitaker de-
livered his first sermon to a large
audience and it is highly spoken of
by those who heard it.
w. e. Mitchell, heretofore with
the Capitol Adventure Co., has
taken position at the Capitol mills.
Not case before the Salem police
court Monday morning shows Salem
to be the champion orderly Sabbath
keeping city of its size in America.
At the Presby terian church Rev.
DR.. Thompson, representing the
Sabbath union, spoke in
the evening to large audience. He
spoke in the Methodists church in
the morning.
Mr.. T.McF. Patton when a college
student called on Rev. Edward
in Ohio when he was
week old, and reminded the gentle
man of the fact when he met him
Sunday.
The Coos Bay Fair association,
the Harrisburg Water Power Co.,
the Farm Trust aud Loan Co, of
Portland, and the Grande Ronde
Co. have filed articles of
Incorporation.
Salem is a good show town and a ,
good ball town and for as good !
game as was played there could have
been a thousand people present.
Sunday.
Agents of "World's Supply Co."
In the east, that will furnish you
books, printing, furniture
or anything at cost, are working the
town. Sensible people will give all
such fakes that are not announced
in the city press wide berth.
No announcement of an Exposi-
ton at Portland tor this year has as
yet been made IN the newspapers of
Oregon. The date of the State
Fair, on the contrary, is everywhere
set forth in print. This enterprise
If it can be called such-must
meet with the same fate Of similarly
conducted expositions in the East.
The unbusiness like methods en-
,,Ioyad aud tho attapnt IN snonoe ,