Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The city will now probably order the
streets graded, gravelled and curbed on
the other three sides of the Court House
square.
There is money to move the crops in
Oregon.
Bankers are losing as much by this
financial stringency as others In proper
ton. One Salem bank has several
hundred thousand dollars lying idle,
not earning cent.
Clark d Eppley's supply ofpeaches
for family use is unequalled In the city.
Charles Burggraf, the architect, left
on last nights train for Drain, Doug
las county, on business connected with
the $1,000 school house just being
finished there.
Napoleon Davis expects to remove in
q few days with his family to Portland,
where they will hereafter reside.
County Judge Hubbard has gone to
his farm near Fairfield.
"The Fair" Court street, for bar
gains.
H. B. Holland has changed his resi-
dence to the corner Of Summer and
Chemeketa street. He formerly resided
on the Garden road.
State Supt. e. B. McElroy, one Of
the State Board of Education went to
Portland this afternoon. Asked If there
was any show for building of the state
reform school addition, he said: "I'll
not give it up. l think there is."
Col. Robt. Miller went to Oregon
City today.
Thos. Hubbard Is in the city.
H. A. Girod, who has been for some
time employed at the Van Eaton gro
cery started this morning for Chicago
to take two year course at the Y, NJ
c. A. training college. He will attend
the convention at Victoria for the Paci-
fic Northwest as delegate of the Sa-
lem Y. M. G. A.
! g. N, Townsend and family are al
Wilhoit Springs for week.
A Car lot of Crawford peaches, Bart
lett pears, Muscat grapes, and Huuga-
rian prunes were received this morn.
Ing direct from the orchards at Red
Bluff, CAL, by the Oregon Fruit and
Produce Co. They are supplying the
retail trade with unbroken packages al
reduced prices.
Over $l2O.O00 was paid out In wages
Saturday to fishermen by the various
canneries of Astoria, and today anoth'
or 500. 600 was dispensed In the same
way. This week canneries will bt
busy filing inal Eastern orders and re.
ceiving boats and gear from the men,
Albany Democrat; A lamentable
sight these quiet times is that OF people
pAtronizing snide clrcuses, when q
good many Of them cannot pay Their
meat bills. We need every piece oi
silver at home, and just why Oregon
should be afflicted with three cheap
john circuses during critical period is
an enigma.
Tom Blank Of "The Willows" farm,
has just returned from Harrisburg,
where he has been spending Sunday.
Capt. Humphrey was visited at the
asylum last night by a number Of Sa-
lem friends and they report him i'm
proving nicely.
Salem's delightful cool summer
weather continues.
Mrs. JEFF. Scriber and Miss Grace
Scriber went to Portland this afternoon.
Klinger a Beck of the Salem brew
cry pay cash for No. barley, $l.OO per
100 lbs.
A. b. Slauson, OF the Oregonian,
accompanied by his wife. went South
today for q weeks recreation In the
mountains and by the seaside.
Rev. ]. III. Roork Is home from east
ern Oregon, aud Prest. Whitaker and
Prof. Parvln went south In the interest
Of Willamette university.
Miss Lottie Hellenbrand Is home
rom GeArhart Park.
The stream Of pleasure seekers to the |
'oast keeps up.
A. 3. Barndt, West Granville, Wis.
D. Morris, Corvallis, Mrs- DenseE OF
Portland, registered at Hotel VIII
annette today.