Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

visiting Southern Oregon last week.
Mrs. DR.. Clara Davidson has decided
to locate In Salem. The Express
wishes her uccess.-Lebanon Express.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Y. f. Moody
spent the day at Portland.
This is settled weather for you.
Salem is building new city hall,
improving streets and will dedicate a
new church tomorrow.
Five beautiful Jerseys were shipped
from Governor Moody's stock farm to
Columbia county yesterday.
Miss Maud jackson and Miss Calista
Moore left today for st. Helens to visit
Mrs. Miles.
Miss Fisher, of East Salem, is visit
ing brother at SilvertOn.
Farmers should take daily paper
from now until their crops are sold.
At low prices it pays to watch the
market. Try the JOURNAL by mail,
$500 year.
A very beautiful and hopeful week
has passed. Sunday will be welcome
as day of rest after the hard rustic OF
the week.
From express wagon driver to govern
ment official is quite as big bound as
from sheriff to president.
The streets to the passenger depot
should at least be sprinkled on the oc-
casion of the San Francisco merchants
excursion to Salem.
How can you afford to print ONE
CENT DAILY? The price of paper is
so cheap and our business is upon self
sustaining basis, that we can make
money at 1t. See?
A report from the Illinois state prison,
at Joliet, says that there are l, 400 con-
victs within the walls, and fully one
third of them have consumption in a
/ light or bad form. Nearly all deaths of
persons In the penitentiary have been
caused by consumption. - Elk. The
above condition Of things is unknown
In the Oregon penitentiary.
Nearly everyone who leaves town
for the mountains or the ocean orders
the ONE CENT DAILY. One month
by mail 25 cents. Four months-l22
days-for $l.00.
Miss Lillian Gwynne, of Salem public
school, returned today. She left Misses
COsper, Brehaut, Coburn and Mckinley
visiting friends in the east.
Rev. J. Muelhsupt, of the German
reformed church Is to preach at Stayton
tomorrow.
Miss Alice Steiner, Of the Telephone
company, Joined her family at 6odavllle
today.
A. Blosser Is at Sodavllle fora few
days.
Mountain blueberries are In the mar
ket in small quantities at so cts. gal
Ion.
Senator Myers returned to sclo to-
day.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. f. Strong
went TO Newport today.
Mrs. l.. Hirsh is at Eugene for a few
days.
Services will be held by the German
Baptist Brethren in the Evangelical
tent In East Salem tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Mrs. 4. Holverson aud daughters
Gertrude and Lizzie returned from
Chicago today. Mrs. Rebecca Lsedy.
of Eureka, Kansas, came with them
for visit with her daughter Mrs. IL.
Miss Geer, Of Conway, Ark, arrived
today and Is the guest Of Miss Florence
Davis at the Dr's.home on State street,
for the summer.
One day this week a camper at New
Albany, on Nye Greek, near Il l..
Thompsons, started a fire which began
spreading, aud II was only by hard
work that the entire settlement was
saved. l.. Il. Blain and few others
formed fire brigade that did effective
work. Some day the owners Of proper
ty at NyeCreek will arise In thelSsnlght
against careless campers.
John Calvert, Of Gervais, who crossed
the plains with his brother Charles Of |
Salem, ia 1851, has suffered a pretty
close confinement 10 hls home for i've
He is now able TO sit up aud |
lakes live interest in Aifain generally. |