Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

LOckwoOd's brigade of blue coated
are under orders for instant
service, every hour in the twenty.four.
The little blue box for calling them, Is
always handy.
Visit the Fair, 1Os Court street.
Miss Ina Cooper, assistant postmaster
at Independence, is the guest Of Miss
Lena Beerr and other Salem friends.
Miss Oracle Dinsmore goes to Port
land for an extended visit.
Order the DAILY by mail to your
summer resort for 25 cents a month.
Mis-. ]. a. B. Royal, of South Salem,
and Miss Carrie Royal, of Dayton, left
yesterday for Lebanon and the noun
tains.
Mrs. L. Hirsch came home from Eu-
gene today.
Mrs. Reed, seamstress at Chemawa
Indian school, is the guest of Miss Lin
ME Lewis, High street.
Geo. w. H. Odell Isl at home from a
visit to Forest Grove.
Amos Strong went to the coast today.
Secretary of State Mcbride is still at
st. Helens.
Weather forecast for Wednesday and
Thursday is cooler.
Supreme court having adjourned un-
til Sept, 5th, Judges Lord and Bean
will go to the coast soon and Judge
Moore may go to st. Helens in few
days.
Take your friends to see the display
of fruits and vegetables at Van Eaton's
grocery. 1t is always as good as show.
Wilson McNary, the asylum druggist
went to Newport today.
The latter part of this week the water
will be shut out of the Santiam ditch
for the annual repairs. About $1,000
will be spent on repairs.
The hot spell continues.
Sharpe's Jersey Dairy delivers the
finest milk In the city.
Pray for your daily bread but be sure
you order the "Pride of Oregon" -four
made by the Salem Touring mills, H.
B. Holland, manager.
Perfect success in putting up fruit is
assured IT. you will only use the Light.
ming jar. Sold in all sizes by Clark &
Eppley, Court street.
For cheap, perfect fruit canning, a
simple harmless preparation is antifer-
mentine, sold by Gilbert, Patterson d
Co.
The number of Oregonians arriving
at Chicago has been small Of late. Mr..
aud Mrs. A. f. Hofer of Salem are
among the latest. Superintendent Me-
Elroy will start home Wednesday
The JOURNAL man has promised our
readers some observations on the fair,
If 1t is not too hot to write them.
The foundry and stove works at the
penitentiary closed yesterday for an In
definite period aud the l40 convlcis
who were employed in these shops will
have to take their regular drills for ex-
ercise.
Brigadler General II. b. Compson In
continuing his annual inspection of
state troops will be at Salem on Mon.
day evening, August 7th, and will in.
spect companies b anu ii at the armory
at s O'clock.
Wedding cards announcing the mar.
riage Of Alvin Bowman to Ida Hyde
have been received at this office. The
wedding will take place Wednesday
Aug. 2, at Toledo.
Mrs. w. IL. Westacott went to join
the Gaiety Hin camp at Big Creeok.
J. l, Thompson, wife and niece, Miss
Spioer, went to Newport to spend
month.
DIR. j. w. Trmble OF Chattanooga,
Tenn., who has been visiting Rev. +.
III, Gwynne aud Oregon, left for Eu-
gene today, where he may locate.
Rev. j. III. Beattle who has been
at zena the year past, re-
moved 10 Lebanon, where he will take
charge Of the Presbyterian church.
A marriage license was issued today
o Hattie Dunnells and Alonz1 +.
Writ.
5. Durkheimel, who was thought TO
q from the reform school, Was put In
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