The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-21


This is to be an Agricultural Fair.
The air il streaked with excursions
| District Court conveues next Monday. -
| Prof. LaBat has reached Leadviile AMI given
u concert.
In another month the festive oyster will be
here good.
Fred. johnson will fell .you all alont thai
twelve pound hoy.
Another touch of hot weather was inaugu-
rated last Tuesday.
Its reported that Hon. r. II. Cavanangh
has gone on to Washington. Enttsss-
MIR. !. u. Days new residence has been en-
closed, and is receiving the finishing touches.
Grace Greenwood's cottage at Manitou, Colo
RADIO.
The trees ri the court house park are being
trimmed mp. The work is being done m fine
style. go.
The next examination Of teachers for Saline
county will he held on the Inst Saturday in
October.
John Grant is erecting a stone and brick
building on the lot next north OF the Nelson
House.
Mr.. A. T. Autcr Is building residence on
Seventh street. north of {. A. kingman' :
property. -'- -
A little daughter Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Louis
Remiette, aged IA months. was buried last
saturday.
We are glad to learn that Miss Matte GrIer
has so far recovered as to he able to walk with.
out crutch.
Mr.. Emanuel Rothschild has landed on
American soil. and will be with us once again
in lew days.
The premium list for the Agricultural Fair
is in our hands, and the books will be publish.
ed as soon as possible.
Mrs. Chas. Snoad. of Joliet, Ills. has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Logan, in this city,
during the past week. e - -
In the absence OF the pastor, who Is visiting
in Ohio. DR.. Bishop hlled the pulpit of the NJ.
f. church last Sunday.
Bert Reynolds. Of Gypsum creek, lost very
valuable horse the other evening, which is
supposed to have been stolen.
There was grand rush and shrek at the
close OF the Musical Union, Monday night,
caused by poorly trimmed lamp.
Mr. A. G. Wait shows US q head of Egyptian:mI-
let which he thinks the fodder crop for this
try. Itis very profitable, rich and hardy.
Farmers. prepare for the Agricultural FAIR
which commences October 1. Select your
big VI getables and portly cereals.
c. II. Martin, II. J. Yungfeisch. Miss Jennie
Sloan f. b. Bishop, and Miss Mary Gilmore.
have been at the Bismarck meeting.
The new ordinance books, ordered to be
published by the city council will be ready
for distribution and sale, in a week or SO.
Powers, Wickham & Co.'s new elevator al
Iintlsborg is to have q capacity for 10000
bushels instead Of 10, 600, As previously stated
Miss Amelia Peterson. of Gslesburg, Ills,
is IN the city visiting her brother. Mr.. Charles
Peterson, prescription clerk at Engstro.n
Drug store.
MIR. W. ID. Crawford started for Illinois last
Tuesday evening. Ills lady is visitipg Eeaa
tives In that State. Both win rst,un N ;ibou'
two weeks. ~ g1M
The race which took place at the Park on
Monday afternoon between X. X. Jefiries sOr
rel mare and C. r. Hilton's stallion, was wor
by the stallion.
We are pleased to make the Acquaintance o
Nr. James J.. Dick. who has purchased IN,
John Ireland place in Liberty township. ant
located there.
Mr.. r.. W. Ober started east last Saturday
stocks for the various stores Of Obcr. Hagemar
& whittredge.
The Salina 4 Southwestern Is to be pushed
on to Mcpherson without delay. The 10th O
ne 1t mohth Is the time set tor voting bonds II
aid OF 1t, at McPherson.
| Land Commissioner Giimecs AMI wife were
in the city Friday last, the guests Of j. A
| wiggin. Always pleased to zee them amenl
Ellsworth Reporter.
The telegraph line on the Saiina 4 South
western is not near so far along rs We repOr ted
last week. It is now in the neighborhOod Of
MIR. V. b. Martins place.
We promised one Of the participants in tina
foot race which came OF at the Park Last Mon.
day that we wouldn't say anything about it
hence we will "sive no one away" Z
Mfr. Durham, Of Binghampton, n. Y, an
uncle Of Mrs. W. NJ. Garrison, is in the city.
lie is accompanied by his son, and both gen.
tIemen think of locating in this vicinity.
The railroad men who were expected to n.
rive here on Tuesday night and to talk with
our citizens about exending the Missouri
Pacific, failed to arrive. for some reason.
MIR. A. Southwick, OF this city. was one oil
John Browns men. and could recite some
very interesting "reminiscences. He will prob
ably favor us with an article on early times.
1t is stated that Marion Center Is also can
di,late for the location Of the Presbyterian Col
lege. Salina may have to swatch out" while
so many cities are contending for the college
The infant con Of Nr. snd Nrs. A. J. Whit.
worth. of Dry Creek, this county. died Las,
week Monday. A child Of Mr.. s. Post. Of the
same neighborhood, has also been quite sick
Rev. G. B. Davis, pastor of the First Baptist
church ut Salina. is attending the Quarterly
meeting Of the Baptist Church Association
here. He houored this Office with q caiI.-
Wamego Agrieulturalist
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