Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
NEwPoET SEwsLE1s.


ETbe inquiry for furnished cottages is
on the increase.
Prof. John Str1ube and family Of the
University Of Oregon came 10 this
week to spend the seasoB.
Mis- Aileen webber is convalescing
from an illness contracted while teach
ing at Oysterville.
Frank Hall is sen on our streets
sgsin. His recent trip to San Fran
cisco by Sc was not what bis fancy
painted il.
E. w. Hadley, ED, with his family
have taken possession OF their cottage
for the summer.
The steamers Roberts, Scotia, Homer
and Columbine arrived this week. The
last With supplies for the lighthouse at
Heeets and Ysquina Heads.
q. L Murphy Of Montana is in the
city. He is sn applicant for the prin-
cipaIship Of the school and will move
here if be secures Il.
We ought to be lawful good here
this season as we have more ministers,
actual and prospective, than "you can
shake a stick at -
Judge Finn, Of Albany, has sent his
wife and daughter here aud expects to
follow them soon. This court will not
aufcr q dapnutror IuA1a
Pres. (. y. Condit, L. E., Blain,
with their families, Mesdames n. n.
Allen and E. w. Langdon, all Of Al
bauy, are among our recent arrivals.
Pres. s. l. Pratt, former principal of
the school here, aud Judge McFadden,
both # Corvallis, came down last
week.
Ell. Sullivan has recovered suf-
ficientIy from his recent paternal
Donors to permit him to depart to the
Umrqna fisheries. Hope his catch
will average more than nine pounds.
Miss Agnes Hume closed her school
term and will nnw he at home for the
summer.
Messrs. Davies ard Williams are
putting up neat fences around their re-
spective properties, adding much TO
the appearance as well as to the utility
thereof.
Mrs. Prof. Hyland of the Ocean
ouse, left for Dalles for a visi, 20 her
parents and old home friends.
The /. o. o. +. installation, supper
and dance last thursday evening was
quite success. A large turnout and
an enjoyable time characterized the
occasion.
81. Richard Graham and family,
druggist of Corvallis. left for home on
Saturday. They will visit friends at
several points en- route.
Arthur Simpson came in on Satur-
day evenings boat from Tacoma. He
will re-enter the Portland university in
September.
Judge Baber, of Forest Grove, is over
hauling his cottage preparatory to his
family's arrival.
The late time card adopted by the
Oregon Pacific is great accommodation
tC the travelling public, as the boat
low leaves later aud arrives earlier
than it did before.
Judge Wolverton is in town shaking
hands with his old and new friends.
We have quite bar here and a frac-
ton of the supreme court.
Sheriff Lands came in on the Vol
anita Saturday evening. He stated
that Judge. Fullerton would convene
an adjourned term of the circuit court
at Toledo July II. A light docket.
Quite a good sized crowd now gathers
to meet the boat on her last trip in
each day, to see and to be seen, to meet
ne W friends and greet o!d ones and
then to pass the time, you know.
Our weather now is cool and bright,
Our appetites are keen,
We sleep and eat and eat and sleep
For that's our Oiz., 2 ween.
Then If from care you would be free
Likewise from heat and fi9as,
Just come down to Yaquina Bay
Where you'll not roast nor freeze.
Sou WEsTER.
SCOTS MILLS.
The shower Friday evening surprised
few hay makers, but 80 far as known