The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

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distinguished men In Kansas, came up
from Mcpherson last Saturday. to at
tend to some law business here. He
. made us . pleasant csil.sT He reports
his paper q Emp0fia in . nourishipg
condition. -
Sheriff Baker, of Saline county, ar
rived In the metropolis last evening,
derson Cole In the penitentiary for one
year, for assault with intent to Kill.
The Sheriff reports the wheat crop in
that part of the country in fine condi-
Iti0n.-LcnrenuOrfk Press.
Mr.. Chas. Lovgren has recently
been canvassing for the .Srensku Hdr-
Oiden. After few weeks work he
showed that he had obtained l25 sub
scribers. He has recently been pro-
NOTED to the position Of foreman Of
the HdrOitien.
Some five or six weeks ago We spoke
Ofthe intended removal of the city ;
calabOOse from its old location to the
rear Of the City Building. The work
of restoring the old building is quite
well along. the mason work being
nearly completed.
The people of Bridge are intending ,
TO celebrate Christmas eve, by having =
a jubilee at their school house. 1t
will consist of speaking, singing, tab
leaux, etc, after which there will be a a
Il hrsa fvAa A lial N a il N /
is extended to every one.
c. A. Wenngren, OF Salina, editor of
the Svenska HerOi,len. jSwedisii) was q
i'm the city yesterday, on his way 4
home from Kansas City, where he de-
| livered q temperance address saturday 7
| evening. Mr.. Wenngren spoke in the c
Swedish language at the Bismarck 9
| camp meeting last summer.-Ldac- ;
renee Journal, Dee. 10th.
Rev. A. NJ. LeVeau. pastor of the
First Swedish Lutheran Church of o
this city, who has been attending the a
theological school i'm Augustana Col
lege, of Rock Island, Ills, will arrive II
tomorrow, and remain during the N
Christmas vacation. He will conduct !
the services at the Church. d
Prices for No winter wheat range o
two cents higher i'm Salina than are c
paid in Solomon City. On Tuesday, ?
when the Kansas City quotation was q
Sl.O9, Solomon buyers paid 9S cents o
and Salina buyers paid 95 cents. Yes 5:
terday the price dropped to Sl.0S in .
Kansas City; 80 cents i'm Solomon. and .,
81 cents in Salina. al
1t is desired that those who are i'm | ;,
clined to give aims to the poor this o
winter shall do SO through the cont
mittee which has been appointed by
the churches, so that those really de-
serving Ofcharity shall be helped. The -
committee will make thorough can
vass of the city, in soliciting the nee r
essary aid. :"
Tice says the probable weather. for tH
the month of December will he as fol- b
lows: 18th to 2lst, cloudy, threaten -
ing weather, with heavy rain or snow b:
storms according TO latitude. 22d to cl
23d, clear to fair. 18th to 9th, cloud b'
ing, threatening weather, with heavy Oh
rain or snow storms i'm places. The G.
comparatively warmer days will be
about the 18th, 18th and 3lst. The y,
colder days will be about the 18th. 2lst,
and 9th.
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The boiler at +. GOodnow & Co.'S til
mill gave out last Thursday, and in a,
consequence the mill work will be sus- to
pended about thirty days. Messrs. ju
GoodnOw and Mapes went east last in
week, and purchased two new boilers Ii
to take the place of the old one The ht
damaged boiler is to he repaired, hav. ~
ing already been sold. II was not Of w
sufficient capacity to do the work re- "a
quired of it, and two new boilers will as
take its place. tn
Mr.. y. +. Stevens, General agent
for the State for the Leavenworth q
Times, called on Monday last. We re- ey
gard Mr.. Stevens as the best newspa- &c
per agent that We have. Heis deserv- m
ingly popular with all classes, II very ID,
courteous gentleman. The people of b,
this section are always glad to see him re
He not only makes scores of friends DE
for himself but numerous subscribers mr.
for the very excellent paper he repre- fol
sents. May Steven. and his paper al 60
ways prosper. be
\ company of ladies and gentlemen y"
enjoyed the hospitality of DIR. and -.
Mrs. r. +. Nickles at their pleasant Oh
home on Ninth street, last Thursday
evening. Besides other pleasant en- vi.
the company INDUCED in yo
until the midnight hour arri- ch
we'd. Misses Ada Campbell, Minnie for
Sargent, Sadie Downer, Jennie Sar- VII
gent and Minnie Palmer, and Messrs. TN.
J. f. Gebhart, ID. e. Lockwood, II. w. ha,
Berks, Brooks Livingston, Theo. Wer- da,
~, Judge Hanback,, and l.. T. Samp- vid
son and wife composed the company the
Those who attended Billy Airing
ions performances last Friday and m
evenings, expecting TO hear a.,
rich, rare and racy,'' were an,
.orely disappointed. While therejwere NJ,
! few things which We're really funny, &c,
he mass of the things done and said a.,
we're stupid. and not at all what Ar 10,
ingtOn's reputation rs funny man 80
would seem TO have warranted. We -,
ire glad to learn, however, that our Co.,
and lost nothing on the pcrforman- ,.
es. They were To have had D per n,a
ent. of the proceeds and bear the ex- =,
- s''''' '',o"' cts.
ven. .sa.H-j !.
The members of the Christian sun e"i
lay School are making special effort ''.''
o furnish the school pleasant Christ VII
mas eve i'm the Church, on "Wednesday c