The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-24

uicS.
A warm sun will now make everything
green
Fishing ought TO he good. especially since the
rains.
And still the wheat men watch at the teie-
graph Office.
The streams show the effect OF the rains
very materially
The newly planted trees and shrubbery are
'fn clover since the rain.
We are panied to hear Of the very critical
illness of county clerk Sloan.
SIasy handsome evergreen trees have been
recently planted by our citizens.
Mr.. j. H. SneaJ has returned after an alb
sence OF several weeks ia Missouri,
Mr.. Gus. Behr has sold his residence prop
crty on the East Side to Mr.. John Daum.
Commissioner Carlin has been quite sick for
several days. but is now getting much better.
The fronts OF the Rash and Shutc buildings
have been nicely pencilcd after the brick pat
tern.
Mr.. l.. e. Skancke is now the owner Of the
valuable and highly improved Park near Ola
| the, Kansas.
Several good looking hats laying around
all the result Of the high wind and darkness OF
Sunday night.
A large quantity OF cat fish was brought into
town from few miles east of us, and sold
readily the other day.
IL is claimed that good quality Of coal and
a thick vein Of it, has been discovered In the
neishborhOOd OF Bavaria.
| Rev. VIM. Smith speaks at the Union Tem-
perance meeting to be held at the Christian
church next Sabbath evening
| Mr.. W. G. Addison has commenced build
ing a residence on Tenth street. IL will he
quite commodious structure.
The agent for Hills Manual will visit the
farmers of Gypsum Greek next week and pre-
sent the merits of that work to them.
The wind which prevailed Sunday night
was perfectly frightiul. 1t seemed for awhile
rs if every building in town would be blown
away.
Miss Mile Powers gave a reception to her
school friends at the residence o! her father,
Mr. u. b. Powers, on Ninth street, Monday
night
| MIR. and Mrs. l.. ". Ober have returned from
the East, after having spent quite season
among relatives ami friends in Maine and New
York.
MARRIED In this city. by Rev. G. s. Dear
born-Mr. Samuel }. Evans, Of Lincoln ce'n-
ty. to Mrs. Helen NJ, GuilfOrd. Of Portland,
Maine.
Mr.. Willis kcsler has been chosen one Of
| the team of four to compose the State team TO
compete for the prize at the National shooting
| tournament.
Owing to the absence of the pastor to the
meeting OF the Presbytcry at Hays City, there
will be no services at the Presbyterian church
! in this city next Sabbath.
Anna, eldest daughter Of Judge Weaver.
died Yesterday at the age OF III years. Ihe
Judge and his family have the sympathy OF
many friends in their deep aillictiOn.
Messrs. lehman & Co. have disposed of the
| Baltimore Clothing store to Mr.. ). ii. Grad
wohl, the gentleman who has managed the
business so efficiently for the past few months.
1t will be observed by communication
| from the county Superintendent OF schools
published elsewhere, that the Normal Institute
viii, commence its session on July 1ith, and
continue four weeks.
| Gus Behr has let the contract for the
erection of building at bis East Side brewery,
which will I've used in part as his residence,
and contain the Office for the brewery, sale
room and ladies' parlor
5. d. Shields, John McPhail and James
Darrah have been appointed as a committec to
assess the damages to land in McPherson
county. occasioned by the building OF the Sail
na & Southwestern railroad.
| IL will be observed by notice published
this week that the city council designs cniorc-
ing the ordinance prescribing limits within
which no building shall be erected except OF
brick or stone, with lire proof roof
| gentleman from Pennsylvania has pur-
chased of Mr.. wagstaif the property at the
south west corner Of Santa Fee avenue and
Walnut street. lie designs building on the
lots n two-story business house and residence.
At the council meeting last Monday night.
| piccthtco ioi - -
futile, as City Marshal, and NJ. A. Fassett, As
sistant Marshal. The appointment OF Mr..
futile was confirmed. Mr.. Fassctt's appoint
mcnt failed.
| Mr.. +. c. ToZier has taken charge OF Messrs.
Ober. Hageman Il whittredge's BroOkville
branch store, and is already installed in his
new position. The people OF Brookville will
find Mr.. Tozier a genial gentleman rs well as
a first class business man.
Mr.. Fred. Brucknan, a well known Salina
| resident of former years. was in the city yes
ter,iay The "Bruekman boys" are now To-
eating at ,Lcadville, Colorado. We wish for
each and every one OF the boys fortune In
that fortune making country.
Mr.. ID. II. Powers has presented us with one
OF the new Kansas Pacific maps which has just
been issued Upon 1t is seen the Saiina 4
Southwestern in all its brilliance and glory.
Upon the map the branch is represented to
run through to Mcpherson Center.
A young man by the name OF Price had on
several OCCASIONS stolen small articles from
the counters in Mr.. Litowlch's store. On
| Monday he was caught while in the act Of
stealing belt. On Tuesday he was brought
before the Police Judge. and fined so and
costs.