Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Sonneman start
East today for six weeks visit to Ne
braska, worlds fair and Wisconsin.
THE FAIR is here 10 stay.
The prudent housewife will not re-
gret a cent she Invests in Lightning
Fruit jars. The only Perfect. Sold at
Clark & Eppley's, the Court street
grOcers.
How much longer will PUN" Kel-
ley, the Portland sheriff be allowed TO
keep the state of Oregon out of $500,
900 taxes that he has collected.
Best Oregon huckleberries at Sroat &
Giles, seventy-five cents gallon.
Finest home grown peaches at Sroat
& Giles.
An extra session of congress, new
baby, the toothache and the rheuma-
tism are only few of the things which
go to prove that the lot of president is
not necessarily a happy one.-Cottage
Grove Echo-Leader.
One morning last week we passed a
blackberry patch and saw two ladies
among the treacherous bushes of thorns
picking berries with mems pants on,
says the Traver Advocate, whereupon
the Woodland Mail rises to exclaim
that it is time for Yolo county to shut
up shop when Tulare can produce fruit
like that.
Contractor Frank Mohrs has con-
cluded a job at the state reform school.
Until further notice the Oregon Pa
cific trains will run to Idanha, the end
of the track on the North Santiam on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings and
Monday mornings from Albany.
Mrs. s. Singleton, Mr.. and Mrs. J d.
H. Singleton, Miss Carrie Royal and
Rev. Lee left today for Mehama.
II. ID. Jones, the nurseryman, started
for the worlds fair yesterday. Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Hooks Joined him at
Portland today.
| THE JOURNAL believes all public bus
iness should be done promptly, econ
omically and honestly. That is right.
General Compson aud Major Jack
son went south to Albany today on in
spection duty.
G. B. Irvine and family are home
from the worlds fair.
Rev. Heizler has gone to Baker City
TO attend conference.
Col. J. s. Walker, of the Rock Greek
ranch in the valley of the Rio Grande,
Texas, is in the city, with his pair of
$40, 900 worlds fair prize cattle.
Salem enjoys splendid clear cool sum-
mer resort weather these days.
Real estate transfers yesterday S2SO5.
Railroad Commissioners Macrum
and Eddy went to Portland this morn
ing.
Manager Anson Of the Electric Light
and Power plant is recovering frum
an attack of malaria.
The Southern Pacific Co. has taken
OF another train, and will run between
Portland and Airlie only three times
week.
The Walker Bros. have arrived In
town with their two big twin cattle
weighing sOl0 lhs
J. M. Meyer of Albany, Miss Lena
Bickel OF Portland, David Scott of Fox
Valley, L. j, Hatch Of Polk county, w.
II. Ellis Of Grand Ronde, are mum oered
among Salem visitors.
Arthur Dayton, VIII BabcOck, Bun
Wilson, John Roberts, Floyd Dayton
and zadoc Riggs left today for two
weeks at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Munley are
home from Mehama, where they haYe
been for about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Moores returned
last evening from Portland. I
Miss Clara Litohheld has returned
from visit In Portland aud HillsbOrc.
Misses Martha, CoTie and Louisa AS
chilman have gone to visit friends at
Portland.
Joseph Powers, John Jones and viii
liam Hogan left today for a fishing
trip up the Santiam.
II you are going East order the ONE
CRNr DAILY for week or six months
Il rs cents a mouth. Better than a
iAily letter from home.