The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20
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The City Council met last Friday tO
canvass Tuesdays vote.
The silent snow flake" whiske;l
about somewhat on Monday.
They say we are 10 have an ''open
winter" 80 it would seem.
Willis Kesler and Gal. Taylor start
ell out on a deer hunt yesterday.
A number of the Brookville boys
have been in town attending court.
Robert O'Conner, formerly of the
DeHtocrat, is working upon an Omaha
daily.
H. II. sale started for Leaiville last
Saturday night, to be gone several
weeks.
Dir. +. r. storer, representing the
Topeka daily Commonwealth, called
t. lay.
The streets have WED in appearance
with the mortar bed during the week
last past.
We understand that Mr. &. Holm
qvist designs starting for Sweden in a
few weeks.
Mr.. NJ. w. Rotrock- is temporarily
engaged in the Mcpherson Iadepen-
dent office.
On Monday Mr.. &. HolmIvist learn
eI OF the death OF his father, IA resident
of Sweden
Ben Hancock has gone into the coal
business with Mr.. Emmett, ut Kessler
u M!iier's Elevator.
Mr...Ii. NJ. Briggs, jobber of Notions,
&C., has moved his stock to VIM
Huetner'a building.
Miss Belle Perry, recently telegraph
operator, is now engaged in the post
office in Manhattan.
+. Gnoinoy & 20. find il difficult
To obtain coal enough 10 keep their
Touring mill running.
A horse was stolen from Mr.. Samuel
Miller (wh, lives a mile southwest of
town las: Sunday night.
The Episcopal Church is receiving
new coat ef paint, and the premises
are otherwise being improved.
Mr.. Klein, prominen; attorney of
Lincoln Center, called last Monday.
He isa very pleasant gentleman.
Burglaries are increasing ut an
al raj, i,a of
Hanna's Rat into the community
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are preparing to organize 81
Ladies' Foreign Mission Society"
We understand that Mr.. David
Beebc, recently editorof the .idrOcote,
is TO engage in the real estate business
Quails have been i'm abundance al
the markets during the past few days,
selling from % cents to 500 per dozen.
We understand that il is settled that
Mr.. Bowen is la remain in possession
of the County Clerks Office until jan
nary.
Col. s. NJ. Palmer is engaged ut
Lindsberg, assisting r.. &. Phillips. the
Salina d Southwestern contractor. |
with his books, supplies, etc.
Rev. Mr. Hartsock, of the Lutheran
Clu.c:i. is t. preach at the union SER
vices la Ike held at the NJ. F.. Church
next Thursday Thanksgiving Day.
air. A. Davis hotel ut Solomon is
doing splendid business. Ii will Ike
remembered that Mr.. Davis was form |
eriy with MarsianI, Dodge 4 Moore
s.. 4. N ann.ag has the fattet little
take :it his home i,e has siruca for |
a long time Last Wednesday morn
ing the cries of a bouncing boy greeted
his ears.
Tie band designs giving open air
concerts every SATURDAY aitera ION. AN
fhe first Of the series viii occur next
Saturday afternoon from the old City
Hotel porch.
One week from to-day II will be our
hpunian duty t. obey the proclama-
IONS of the President ana our Govern |
tor, and give thanks and eat the biggest !
dinner of theyear.
Mr.. Wm. X. Gels returned from 81.
Louis Tuesday night. His friends are
happy L. learn OF his complete reeov-
cry. lie Il looking very well. He was
warmly greeted by host Of friends.
M,ssrs. w. y. Sel,oll AMI T. J. Going
were appointed by Judge Prescott IL
appTai-,. the property OF John Gels &
Co, under the assignment. They |
commenced their iabors on Monday.
NJ. Franl, Hobb, the Kansas Pacif- |
les representative at the recent Cincin-
aati Exposition. * again With us, hav- |
ing returned lat Week. is II tenn
porariiy engaged AT the Salina Bank. |
The seni". had some aspirations for |
s"vcrnnr. but A. the Rat has come out |
Scr him, he is compelled ~ withdraw |
from The canvass. fearias ia. Rats
support VII! bring about iguoninious
defeat.
y
wicked Ly-wog1. We i,aPs to s.e il \
substituted far the more emphatic one
whir'.i il waS'S ,eIsri,is,i:tI.''s slips
mp" that have been ia nr Der dirin: the
ret..:ii muddy season.
Mrs John Harrison diel n. her
nome near the dep,; las; saturday and
.y.iS buried the following day, Rev. T.
u. Doolcy o:liciatiag. Mrs. Harrison
was well known 10 our Older citizes
years ago as Anna Evert.
Mcs.rs. 4. II. iIine. r. l.. Fitch and
J. N. Briggs sre c;Dployei by Mr.. H.
NJ. Briggs Ia drive his fancy notion
wagons. Mr.. Hine has bsen engaged
i'm the solomon Valley for some three
weeks. All are now at work.
Mr. &. Eberhart has purchased Of
AR. Geo. Kruger the valuable lots ut
the corner Of Santa Fee Avenue and
South Street, Hollands addition. He
purposes erecting fine residence on