Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-20
FROM PLEASANT WATERLOO.
Where Many Salemites are Sum.
mer Resorting.

lhis new Oregon manufacturing cit,
Is growing rapidly and good size,
boom is hoIrly expected The Thos
Kay Wooden Mill company are runnins
their large plant night and day ant
operating full forces. Mr.. Kayis ia her,
IN person and personally superintend,
the eutlre output ;of his fayorite
factory. He is constantly adding new
machinery and making many improve.
meht', On the 18th this one enter
prise paid out several thousand dollars
t. the citizens aud a better feeling il
existing throughout this section of the
country. What TO do with the supplv
OF water power here Is the question.
Waterloo has water power enough to
lun dozen large factories and also TO
operate an electric railroad from this
place to Salem or Albany.
Mrs. j. +. Gross who has been 30
dangerously sick for the past four
weeks Is gaining strength under the
care of DIR. A. G. Phll, of Sodaville.
Mr.. John Filling, the well known
butcher, is able to be around again after
a serious sick spell.
The Salem boys are numerous around
the wooden mills.
j. l.. Mitchell, state organizer for the
Home Forum Benefit Order has been
here during the past week and has
succeeded in establishing the first
lodge in the city. The officers elected
last night are among our best citi-
zens and Mr.. Mitchell is highly
gratihed over his success. The new
Forum elected aud installed the follow.
ing list of officers, past president, John
Powers; president, DIR. A. G. Prill; vice
president, Mrs. Emma Powers; second
vice president, Mrs. John Filling; sec
retary, Mrs. Luvena Kearn; treasurer,
r. Gross; historian, Mrs. Anna Crys- I
tai Prill; orator, Thomas Towne; assis-
tant orator, Joseph Simpson; porter, {
Geo. Stires, guard, Perry Wright, 6
medical examiner, DR.. A. G. Prill; {
directors, John Filling, w. G. Brown, 4
Horace Kearn; district deputy, DR.. A. !
Prill. The new Forum will meet on 9
ZACH Saturday night at tile Geo. Stres' 7
lall on Main street. The order starts +
'ut under the most favorable auspices /
md with such men to guide its affairs {
{ is bound to prosper. Mr.. Mitchell I
goes from here to Lebanon and other 8
valley points to organize. g
J. II. Brooks, the popular Salem t
iruggist, with his family are rusticat. Il
ng here and drinking the excellent a
mineral waters. o
This city has entertained large 9
iumber of Salemites this season. d
Loan Broker Hamilton and his :, .
wife are with us for few days and are o
topping at the Gross hotel. T
DIR. Cusick and wife were In the city 4
'ridsy and Saturday. I,
More JOURNALS are read In Water u
10 than all other papers coming here. r.
'ur people appreciate a good paper. "
Architect w. ID. Pugh and wife came II
p from Salem on their wheels Satur- W
ay and are taking in the sights. a
Waterloo is being noted for Its good sc
oking girls. m
Our nasby will soon commence =
aching school again.
Lon Pickens, we'll known In Salem,
employed In the mills here aud is
Iuch sought after by the marriageable
oung girls, but he stands firm yet.
Joe Cordlngly, of Salem, who has
cen acting as head carpenter around
ie mills since May expects TO leave for
alem in few days, and all the girls
70 weeping. Joe Is great favorite
ld now Poor Pickens will have all
le lovely maidens to entertaiR. More
ION. RANTIAM. al
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