Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-14
LOCAL AND Personal.


Mimic barn for sale.
Esquire l.. II. Poujade, J. p, of
Gervais, was in the city today.
Mrs. H. q. Caldwell is spending a
week with her people at Hubbard.
Frank M. Cummins and Anna
Frinzer got license to marry Monday.
Miss Lena Brickell. of Portland is
the guest of Misses Anna and Ada
Breyman.
'Tis not done unless well done,
and Coronado Water did 1t. See to-
morrow's issue.
f. r. Durett, of Fairfield, re-
ports no damage, from hop louise
in his vicinity.
The jury acquitted Risley, agent
of the Gaskell Literary Club, being
out but few moments.
The Salem Rod and Gun club
holds its regular monthly gold
medal shoot at 2 p. M. today.
Judge Lord takes a run over to-
Yaquina today to prepare his cottage
for the animal summer outing.
The JOURNAL received an order
yesterday from large Chicago news
agency for six daily subscriptions.
Jack Halllwell an old Salemite,
formerly connected with the woolen
mills, died at Albina Sunday aged SO.
The Etna Saloon as a name is
thing of the past. 1t is now called
"The Real Estate Sample Rooms"
The State Military board has been
in session at the Blue Room today,
auditing the annual encampment
bills.
County Clerk Babcock has gone to
Mehama for few months vacation
from official duties at fishing and |
recreation.
U. S. Senators Dolph and Mitchell
are travelling together visiting the
Willamette valley towns. They are
good team.
Mrs. Deborah King, of North !
Salem, has sold her residence and
will go to Canada with her daugh-
teis this summer.
Harry Olinger, one of the grad
yates, went to visit his sister, Mrs
Hon. U. Y. Collins, and j. b. Olin-
ger, of Tenino, Wash.
Miss Nettie Starkey, the asylum
seamstress, who was badly injured
in the Labish wreck, is just recover
ing from a severe relapse.
Mr.. VIM. Casey, of Snohomish,
Wash, and family arrived in Salem
today in search Of home. -Four
more families come tomorrow.
The wide awake man who keeps
posted on what is going on always
wants to read the EVENING JOUR ,
NAL for reliable information.
The Bellinger place of 300 acres, Il i
miles from Jefferson was sold to I
Judge Bellinger Saturday, by |
admrx. Sale at auction, at $l1.00,
There is great money in merchan-
disc evidently. Two eastern men
with big capital are laying low for an
opening in Salem, but cannot get a
room.
Supt. Lane at the state asylum
for insane has begun taking inven-
tory of that immense establishment
to turning it over to his
n, b. Larmour, w. M. Folsom
and j. II. Robbins of The Galena $
Hill Mining and Milling Co., of i
Pendleton files articles of incorpora. ls
ton, stock $4,000. b
The teachers institute people go
on steamboat excursion Friday at q
p. M. to Independence returning
1t 8 p. m. They will ,isit the State q
Normal school at Monmouth.
Albany Democrat: The Albany
baseball club has organized, hy elect
ng Geo. w. Morehouse manager, 4
md the club is now ready to play y
my amateur club in the valley.
Col, Bowditch, of Ashland, Judge
advocate general on the governors Z
taft, is in the city to attend the
Meeting of the State Military board.
Jol. Shofner and Col. Freeman also >.
anne up last evening. y
County Surveyor Culver, who has
contract for surveying government
and, has an extension of time to 4
nish his work, extending to Sep q
pmber Both. John Newsome CON
inues to do county work.
A man with a grindstone on
ne-horse hack has been in Salem se
or few days. Monday he left the :, ~
nimal standing nearly all day -
without food or water. The police ha
ot after the gentleman today and va
e skipped'the town. n
A. j. Kays, OF Howell, reports III
reat damage to his hop yards from u
Duse or aphis, and reports much In r. r.
lry to the crops in his neighbor- m
ood. The crop is undoubtedly ia
reat danger. The lice are going to u