Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

''0Su'a' lnOnlnly meeting OF TO.
II. this evening.
The new driving boulevard on D
street is about completed
June and July will be great
months for business in Salem.
An Early Crawford peach tree
near Salem counts 3l5 peaches,
The Elwood departed for Portland
at 6 a. m, She returns tomorrow.
Frank A. Montee is better today
after a severe struggle with typhoid |
fever.
The Chas. Gray and Frank Hodg-
kin cottages are waiting for brick
work.
The Darlington opera troupe
arrived on the II IL. m. train from
Portland.
II. McF. Patton and lady took in
two decorations" last Saturday
Salem and Portland.
Remember the Company drill this
evening at the armory at o'clock.
Regular meeting after drill.
j. E. Adcox, the Jeweler, has
located at Lebanon, and expects
soon to remove his family there.
j. H. Koltes, of Portland, is in the
city to make arrangements for the
funeral of Clarence f. Durbin.
Railway Agent Skinner was last
heard from at Niagara Falls, bound
for Elryia, Ohio, where he was born.
If you are a workingman or a
washerwoman you cannot afford to
get along without Il daily evening
paper.
Secretary Gregg spent Decoration
day and Sunday at Salem, incident
ally looking after several state fair
matters.
Roht. Whitaker, wife and daugh-
ter, of Waltbam, Mass, are the
quests of Rev. Whitaker. They are
enroute for California.
The Presbyteriaus are the first to
the front with strawberry festival
at their church, Friday eve, June
5th.
f. G. Snow, OF Highland addi-
ton brings us a sample Of the Will
son and Sharpless Strawberries. He
has been in Salem about a year.
Marriage licenses were issued May
30th to James Maplethorpe and
Sadie Osborn; also to j. B. Leather
man and NJ. Edith Dunn.
Miss Vernona Jarbeau and her
own company will appear at the
opera house, Tuesday night in the
musical comedy "Starlight," which
was expressly written for her.
Called meeting of w. G. II. U, tc-
morrow Tuesday, afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in reading room. You are
especially requested to be present.
p. B. LEABo, Sec.
From Silver Creek falls to the
bottoms of old Yamhill, and from
Mehama to the borders of Polk, the
fame of those cheap suits at the
Salem Wooden Mills store is spread
ing-made at home, and good as
others that cost twice as much.
Ruggles' circus;giyes two perform
ances near the passenger depot to-
day at and 7 p. m. There will be
a free balloon ascension and para
chute jump before the performance,
by Prof. F. Carter, who will go up
and cut loose, coming to earth by
aid of a parachute.
II. H. Gilfry, of Washington, D.
c., G. H. Burnett, d. w, Yoder,
DR.. Williamson, VIM. Westacott,
John Knight and other Salemites
were up to Albany Friday evening,
assisting in the comforting of de-
grees on six candidates IN the /. o.
o. f.
There seems to be hardly q d. mo-
cratic daily in Oregon that dares
discuss questions political in the
peoples interest, even tho it would
he good party policy to do 50.
About one o'clock Sunday morn
ing the burning of Indian Jim's
shanty near the S. p. depot got out
the entire fire department and dis
turbed ten thousand citizens. Salem
needs better fire alarm system.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have a basket picnic at Iew
park next Saturday. They will go
aud come by the street car line, at
one fare for the round trip, leaving
Marion square at 8 a. m. Children
under free.
The most popular establishment
| in its line in the city is Klein's old
reliable Shoe store. He has all the
desirable new things ia stock and
sells no shoddy goods. See his prices.
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