Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-25


opposite w. l.. Wade's, North
Salem.
Mrs. E. Hofer and Mrs. F. l.
Sullivan are at Newport for a few
weeks.
Persons owning property in North
Salem will be interested in the
growth of that section as presented
in THE JOURNAL.
A broken axle was the cause of a
street car being left on the State
house switch all day.
Eastern Oregon papers are de-
lighted over artesian wells with a
big flow. The novelty of using it
as drink is also exciting.
In no state in the Union will you
see so much fruit on the table at all
seasons as in Oregon.
Oregon need not live on prospects
for year. She has the crops. By
the way, Oregon never does have to
live on prospects.
The sidewalks are not getting into
shape. The council should pass
another resolution or two.
7. S. Ashby, an Iowa boy, has a
guest for few weeks in the person
of w. F. Chaffin of Marion, Ia.
There will be free open air band
concert by the Second Regiment
Band at the Fair Grounds park.
Acting-Manager Potter of the
Salem baseball club is home from
Portland, having arranged for tive
games with the Albina club, Satur.
day and Sunday.
There are said to be six or seven
eastern baseball players in the
! Albina baseball club.
A North Salem saloon keeper is
advertising in the Mill City Gazette
the required petition for license.
Hhe reason why he uses a Mill City
paper instead of Salem paper is
plain, and does not need to be stated.
Albany Democrat.
Supt. McElroy and wife returned
from California Monday, the former
much improved in health.
It. @. Albert is home from Meha-
ma. The family will return Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Steiner is visiting
friends at Albany.
Mayor Chadwick and wife, of
Colfax, WASH, are in the city for a
few days, guests at the eX-gOyernor's.
w. F. Moody aud wife, of Phila-
delphia, are guests at Ex-Governor
Moody's for a few days, before goin g
to The Dalles.
The signs of the Port Ang geles land
boomers and Portland exposition are
in violation of the city ordinance.
See public sale ad of Mrs. Gilling-
hams household goods.
DIR. Mlnthorn, of the Oregon
Land Co., departed for the East this
morning. He will take a large ex-
hibit of Oregon grains and fruits to
exhibit at the Iowa state fair.
Clothier Small and party are
home from Newport.
Capt. Pratt had a surprise today
in visit from a resident of his old
Rhode Island home, Mr.. Hazard,
agent for j. c. Aver d. Co.
Il. Nc. F, Patton has today order
ed a high class job of painting on
his State street block. 1t will be
made to look as fine as any in the
city.
Archie Crosby went to Portland
this afternoon. He will attend the
druggists excursion tonight, and
later go to Newport with some
friends for short outing.
Pressed chicken, Sroat & Gile.
H. Pohle is still at the foot Of
State, on Front, opposite the foun-
drv.
Rogue river watermeloDs and
cantelopes by the carload at NJ. Il.
Rineman's, 1876 State street. Tele-
phone No. Is.
Summer goods still go at popular
prices at T. Holverson's. lw
"Gath" and "Marguerite," choice
Havana and imported cigars, 8 and
10 cent goods, at Brooks d Legg's.
6-123t
Judging from the way HELEN
brands meals make your mouth
water, what won't his cold drinks
do?
Sirdines, chipped beef, and |
cheese, that never were equaled, at |
Clark q Eppley s, 100 Court street.
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