Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15
LOCAL NOTES.


Mimic went to Portland today. They
60 70 Astoria
Miss Anna Breyman was Portland
passenger today.
Prof Matthews Of the Lincoln school
Is st Portland.
The El~Ood Is doing foe passenger
and fIeigbt business.
Satehels and valises at the New York
Racket. 7-l5-2t
n. J. Damon and family went to
Newport today for their summer out
ing
Wm. g. westAe1tt put in the day on
his Jersey dairy ranch iu the interest
Of Strong's restaurant and the Spa
John Irwin returned last night from
Scots Mills, where be has put up
about . houses, employing from IL to
% hands, aud using million Of lum-
Der. He returned this afternoon.
Merle johnson of the Oregon City
Courier came up with the club.
Harry Simon, the tobacconist, and
DR.. Lemieux went to Newport today.
They return Monday.
New hay is bringing S. tolslO, old SO
to sl4 Oats are worth 40 to IS cts.
W. E Burke, of Portland, E c.
Pentland and wife, of Independence,
Mrs. BAgley and A. W. Bagley, Of
Mehama, were in the city, to attend
Mrs. w. H. Bagley's funeral.
NJ. E Lucas and wife, of Gardner,
went 10 Portland today.
Neat cashmere shawls with long silk
fringe at the New York Racket.
7-15-2t
3 Mrs. W. L. Warren, Of MeMinnyille.
; is visiting in Salem.
! Mrs. Phoebe Kinsey and Miss Mag
gle, Of Eugene, have been visiting in
Salem this week.
C. s. Morgan, of North Howell Prai-
rie, brings Us q sprig of Royal Anne
cherries with % on it, averaging two
, inches in circumference and weigh 81
! ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Brown and son,
after spending some time with Grandpa
: and Grandma Parvin, left this morn
: ing, for their home in Heppner, where
they will resume housekeeping.
Miss Lulu Greattrax and Miss Katie
Summers went to Newport today, with
j. n. J. Damon's family.
!. The county teachers institute is not
= in session today.
MI aud Mrs. J. E. Ross, of Hubbard,
are guests at the home of County Supt.
Graham.
: Miss Clara Earhart, of Portland and
e Miss Lulu Steffens, of Sacramento, ar
+. rived today, and are guests Of Miss
/. Genevieve Hughes
II. II. Glassford returned to the
bosom of his family, after three weeks
visit at Heppner. Crops ale looking
= better and wool is being preserved
, as q curiosity.
is The cannery is closed down and will
! not open uutil the crop of Bartlett
!. pears and prunes is ready. So many
3 farmers are drying their small fruit, not
enough could be got to run the can
merry.
Mark Holmes of Roseburg win bring
+ his stable Of horses to Salem In a few
, days, where they will be put in train
, ing for the fall races on that eircnit
McMullen's four horses will be brought
here after the district fair.
J. Ashland Tidings; =. o. Andrews
came out from Salem last Saturday
TO remain in Ashland through the
summer at least. Mr.. Andrews ha'
\. considerable nursery stock on hand yel
e to dispose OF.
Squire FaFrar leaves for Seal Rock
ten miles south of Newport. to day
going in his buggy. He will be Joined
At by his wife and children on Monday
y and they will remain by the seaside fol
h six weeks.
h Osborne & Harritt, Court street
lt handle the Matheny vegetables al
= their grocery. They are as fine ai
any grown in Oregon.
n Prof. COomer Of the Salem band
spends Sunday at Portland.
G. w. Jones Of Gaiety Hill went Il
y Portland today to see his daughter Mis-
n frankie OF to the worlds fair.
L Albert Hotf, Gray Bros. salesman
L went to Portland this afternoon.
'e Damon Bros. grocery is doing q rush
IL ing business today.
Allie Goliath, grown upson Of K
]. Goliath Of East Salem, had his righi
= hand badly laeerated this forenoon in
! the Jory fruit drier factory Of South
d Salem, by coming into contact with