Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

London" at Reeds next Friday.
VIM. Frost, with simon's cigar
store, Il confined to his bed.
The city council meets tomorrow
night.
Marion county remitted ss,7O4Ss
back taxes.
Attorney General Chamberlain is
in she city.
Mr.. J. Benson Star, Of Olympia,
is in Salem. Report has it that Mr..
Starr is to wed Miss Laura Goltra
Wednesday.
The early morning cars are
crowded with girls and women go
ing to work in the canuery.
If you wanted to see future presi-
dents the persmbulators in Marion
Park contained a good many.
IfDr. Rowland can superintend
the asylum az well as he can speak
he will surpass all predecessors.
The Willamette served its guests
fine venison chops this morning.
Best meals in the city. Special rates
for day board.
The Salem regular monthly medal
shoot comes Off on Tuesday Aug.
10th.
J. w. Thomas, Of Lansing, Iowa,
a tanker and old-time friend Of j.
II. Albert, and @. w. Gray, is in
the city.
It seems strange that Coronado
Water cures stomach and kidney
troubles.
Newport continues to take its
daily contingent Of summer resort
ers. The following are the late de
partures: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Du-
mars, Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Pearce,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bagley, Mrs,
Jones and Mrs. Earl.
The bridge at the McCrOw & Will
lard slaughter house has been torn
out by Road Boss A. +. Parker, as
the same was dangerous. A new
structure will be put up as soon as
material can be delivered.
Mr.. Stanley Culver, Mrs. E. Huff,
Mrs. J. Shepard, Master Clarence
Shepard all Of sanFrancisco, are pas.
sengers ON the incoming steamer,
via Yaquina, and enrOute for few
weeks rusticating at Oak Lawn
farm south Of Salem, the residence
Of w. w. Culver.
Marauders Saturday evening
went through the rooms Of Robt.
Rossiter, 203 Cottage street. Every
thing was ransacked and turned
tOpsy-turvy, but nothing valuable
taken.
MOntee Bros. have returned to
Salem to MAKE their future home,
and already have a house under
way on asylum avenue.
The French are acknowledged to
have the finest guns and projectiles
in Europe. Their Ferminy shell
has been shot through an armor
plate twenty inches thick, and come
out with its steel point uninjured.
Roy Reed, clerk at Holverson's
departed for his vacation on the
Sound.
A license to marry was issued
Saturday evening to Anna Rich
and William Quarter on applica-
ton Of Jacob Wenger.
The city committee on fire and
water advertises for new hydrants
and better fire service will no doubt
result. 1t Is the duty Of the city to
see 10 It that each hydrant is sup
piled with a proper service pipe and
kept in order.
4 Kaiser bottom man has learned
to roll old stumps into his hop yard
with red ants nests in them. The
red ant exterminates the hop louise.
Salem people don't want any more
work done on their streets.
Whatever is done they want value
received.
Mr.. r. w Barclay, Of Ashland, Is
IN the efty, with the possible inten-
iiOn Of making Salem his future
home.
The railway commission are hold I
Ing their regular monthly session,
The rate controversy will be resumed |
next week and the attorney general /
will appear for the people.
The will Of Thomas Kenwortby, I
precinct, has been filed at
the clerks Office.
The fire alarms from the Cannery
and WOolsn Mills 10 the Capital
Engine house are connected.
SeOtt BOzOFth AMI wife, Otto VIII
sOn, Shelly Morgan, Floyd Morgan,
Rich. Dearborn Miss Kate Dearborn,
Nellie Morgan. Jessie SOrthup, Lou
Hlrseh and Frankie Jones, are the
atest for Heatb's above Mehama.
Governor PenBOyer arrived on the
sarly train from Nehama and de-
parted fOT Coos Bay. He will take
bic outing lOr several weeks on the
,Oast.
Headquarters az SiIOag's for Pep.
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