Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-25
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

n INV ptACro ~ pays W HaOSu bDt
market. Try the JOURNAL by mail,
800 year.
The introduction of the penny daily
newspaper among the farmers Is the
precursor of free railroad delivery.
Miss Mae BJise, Miss Ethel Cusick
and Mrs. r P. Boise. jr., chaperoned
by Mrs. 4. P. Thompson, went to Will
holt Springs today.
The livery barn Of RObt. MulIigan,
at AmIty, burned to the ground Satur-
day night 1t was a frame structure
and was totally consumed. The loss
was Sl.2OO. The building was insured
for $500 and there wss $500 on the con-
tents.
Heavy crops mean plenty of money
in Oregon even at low prices.
There IL to be special meeting of the
Myrtle Creek Stockholders at Eugene
August 10Th.
THE One CENT DAILY bad the first
news Of the actual condition of the Ger
man hop crop. 1t will have special re-
ports Of all imported hop news by wire
from New York and Europe right along
and DO hop man can afford to be with.
out this information. Reliable hop
news will be found 10 its columns near
ly every day. 25 cts. month by mail.
Miss Carrie Royal of South Salem,
arrived home last night accompanied
by her cousin Miss Carrie Royal Of
Dayton, daughter Of Rev. t. f. Royal.
J. w. Withrow of Eugene, was Sa-
lem visitor yesterday.
Mrs. George MiIlican has returned to
Eugene.
Messrs. Churchill and Starr of Salem
visited this city Wednesday. Our REQ
pie may know them better later on as
they think OF locating in Silverton.
Mrs. Fischer, mother Of our popular
painter, John Fischer, came from Salem
Wednesday, to visit her son. They will
take a little spin into the mountains
during her stAy.-Silverton Tribune.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. d. Gabrlelson and
children returned home from Portland
yesterday.
Sunday, August 8, a new Congrega-
tional church will be organized at Will
lard. p. 3. Knight assisted by Salem
members will be present to conduct the
service.
In the sweet bye and bye the best
things In this world win do you no
good. Get sweet bread now by using
the Salem mills Pride of Oregon flour.
There is no mystery about the matter
at ALL Van Eaton sells more aud more
simply because he has fresh
goods, excellent delivery aud polite
clerks.
Mrs. Susan Harrison, mother OF Mrs.
y. Rosenbaum OF Rosedale fruit farms,
started East for her old home In Viz.
gInia.
AS fast as people are finding II out
they are ordering the ONE CENT DAILY.
A months trial satisfies anyone that
hey cannot afford to be without 1t.
Perfect haying and harvest weather.
Supt. Rowland, wife aud grandehild,
vent to Haquina bay today for few
lays rest.
The vagrant LeabO who destroyed a
OF OF furniture In the county jail last
light was today bound over TO the
'randjufy for wilful and malicious des-
ructiOn Of property.
GeO. Jackson. who was a little too
Hilarious at the Stephenson blowout
'as fned $40 aud costs.
John AZ. Rennie went to Sodavllle to.
ay.
Take the bull by the horns and
wear on on all other eheeses but the
little Nertucca, sold only by Clark q
.ppley, Salem.
A petition was today presented for
be pardon Of Joseph Jennings recently
onvicled for showing obscene pici-
res IL Is slgned by everybody at
hubbard nearly.
Mrs. J. q. BroWnley, aunt Of Mrs.
A. kennie, LEFT for Soda Springs this
Joseph schind'er was today ap-
'inted aud took the oath As deputy
leTiR.