Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

i ). IL. Mitchell is at Eugene today.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
} year.
Marion Neal Of Ale was in the city
today.
Harry Helmke Of Turner had busi-
ness In Salem today.
Hens are worth cents. Young
chickens 123 to Is cents.
}, Hay is being made off the court
house square.
! A hobo and drunk answered roll
call at the recorders Office this morn
ing.
Gooseberries have remained at 20 cts
a gallon. They will not be mnch cheap
er.
Eggs retail at 188 cts. The best dairy
butter retails at 20 cts at some stores.
Get your ticket now for Remenyi at
Patton's.
Olinger IL Rigdon, the undertakers,
are very busy these days making screen
doors ana WindoWs.
Rev. Lee. pastor of the South Salem
NJ. e. church is able to be out and Is
rapidly recovering his old-time
strength.
Rev. Kellerman preached ne dis.
course last night on the city of Salem as
a seat of learning, and Its relations to
higher education. 1t was a strong plea
for Willamette University.
The old ladies reception at Mrs. Geo.
Burnett's the other day was quite
pioneer affair.
Miss Lille Bernardo has been added
to the force Of popular clerks at Silas l..
Jones's candy store.
Joseph Wright, a subscriber of the
JOURNAL at Marine City, Mich, orders
his paper changed from that point to
Salem, Oregon.
Oregon berries from Mt. Hood have
been in the Salem market for several
days, but are too high for this market.
California berries are In the market at
10 cts today.
The water Co. has out new book of
rates and regulations. The former are
considerably reduced.
Big picnics are the rule In Polk coun-
ty. Saturday the grange had picnic
on the Luckiamute, which nearly 1000
people attended, and the country Y. p.
5. g. Il. had an outdoor convention at
Derry.
Salem produces one article that takes
the lead In all countries, and that Is
Pride Of Oregon" -four made by the
Salem Touring mills. Every sack guar.
anteed.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Harry and Mrs.
Stiles started today for an extended
visit In San Francisco. Mr.. Harry is
head warden at the asylum infirmary. J
S. Z. Reid returned from San Fran
cisco on the morning train, where he
bought big lot of midsummer mlllln- n
Try Mt less than so cts. on the dollar. n
Walter Butchard and family from L
'redonia. Kansas, arrived In Salem |,
his morning on the overland, to make o
heir home at Salem. Mrs. Butchard
sister Off. IL. Johnson, clerk at Or
ohm q. Wright's. Mr.. b. is a scientif- n,
phonograph manager. n,
Brewster h White. at 9l Court street, O.
ave the most complete stock of hay. b,
our and feed Of oil kinds. Low prices 70
nd prompt delivery. cost W
No extra charge for reserved seats to ce
ne Remenyi grand concert Thursday III
light. Get your tickets at Pattons'. P'
Albany Herald: John h. Brocken-
roush, OF Oregon City, gathers In a
lum In shape of the Sla00 OF special
nd agent and they say that Dan
lurphy did 1t too Oregon Is not en-
rely overlooked after all. Aud they
y, too. that Fred Floed has procured
10 appointment Of Col. Lane. That
ing 30 Fred Is vindlcated aud can
me back 10 Oregon.
Ms. Dr. Horace Cox will arrive to-
orrow morning to attend the funeral
Mrs. Mulkey, which win be held
lesday aud probably from the Epis.
pal church, as her mother Mrs. Sny-I
was a member of that church. Mn.
alses . brother at Cheny, Montana,
aid not come.