The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-08

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10. Srsee &sees.
The blue grass lawns begin to "show
up"
Caucussing' was lively on Monday
John Zehring will soon locate in
New Mexico.
b. F. Rhodes is visiting friends in
Ellis this week.
Mr.. H. &. Davis has located for the
summer in Mcpherson.
Kanute karlburg proposes to find his
fortune in the mining country.
Frank Merrill las returned from
Denver, to remain u few weeks.
Mr.. w. Il. Cavanaugh. of Topeka,
is visiting his brother, T. H., this
week.
Mrs. H. J. Parker and children have
gone to Michigan to spend the sum
mer.
The Knights of Honor have meet
ing tomorrow evening for comforting
of degrees.
The Board of Education meets to-
morrow evening TO canvass the vote
on the school bonds.
= APP. Benson has established an Ice
house mt Salina and his son, Albert.
leaves to-day to take charge of it,
Topeka Commonwealth.
Kan. Valley Detective Associations
regular meeting Saturday afternoon at
l:3O o'clock, April Eth.
Three separate, distinct and individ-
usl charivaris last Tuesday night.
The air was filled with melody.
The Kansas Pacific Land Office is to
lie moved to Kansas City on the 18th
inst.-one week from next Saturday.
From the Topeka Commonwealth We
learn that the Public Schools of saIina
are all closed OH account of the meas
les
Mr.. :. w Pierce, Junction City's
well-known dealer in musical instru-
ments, was in the City the first Of the
week
There was quite frost Tuesday
night. which may interfere with the
buds of the fruit trees. Ice was
formed.
Mr.. G. ID. Baker, Of the Topeka Com
monweaith, called on Tuesday. He is
brother of Mr.. f. +. Baker-the vet
eran journalist.
The anti-license ticket was elected
ut Lindsburg. The postmaster, w. J.
Henry, WAS elected Mayor. J. W.
Aldrich is one of the Counciimen.
We are really to have new school
house in the Second Ward. What has
been known a. the presbyterian
Park" is talked of for its location.
There are several rumors about a
new brick block being in contempla-
ton for the City Hotel corner, but
nothing definite has been agreed upon.
Oscar McQuary is to have charge of
the Linden House. His father. J. C.,
designs going out west to attend To
some interests he has in that country.
+. Ii. Bishop is home from the
mountains, and is much pleased with
everything that he has seen in that
country. He will return i'm "a short
time.
The Lutherans have finally cOnclud-
Ell the purchase ofthe lots At corner Of
Santa Fe and Walnut, upon which
they will proceed To build their church
ut once.
Mr.. John Robinson was married to
Mrs. Belle Hill, at the residence Of
Mr.. II. T. Davis, last Tuesday even
ing, Rev WIN. Smith conducting
the ceremony.
Mr. VIM. Hogben has bought cut
Oscar Mcluary's fruitand confection-
cry business. Hogben has the push
and enterprise necessary for success
and will succeed.
Mr.. +. +. Randolph, (the new part
ner In the milling firm Of +. GoOdnow
4 Co, accompanied by his wife and
son, arrived i'm Salina last week. They
returned East this morning.
In spite Of the Inconvenience Occs-
stoned by the nre adjoining their store,
rash q Son make splendid display
Oftheir goods and have u rush of GUS
TONERS from morning till late at night.
Another fine animal has been added
to the list of SPLENDID horses in Saline
county by the arrival from Canada Of
Young Netherby, owned by Jemes
Haggart. He is kept at McDaniel's
red stable.
Hon. w. H. Bond, of Leavenworth,
10 In the city-visiting his brother T.
l.. He recently came from the noun
tains, reporting Howard Sale happy,
with lots Of fine ore prospects ahead.
Howard will not return before Fall.
Mr.. A. T. Sniggs has resigned his
position As manager Of the .Srenskd
Hdroitien, and Mr.. G. l.. Lofgren has
been appointed to succeed him. The
HarOlden has been enlarged, and IL
now q nine-column paper.
Universalist services Mt the Opera
House on Sunday, the 18th inst, at
usual. hours. Subject, 1880 q. m,
1.-The wheat and the chaff" Subject,
7:3O ,. m, "Sacrificial Atonement."
All Ire cordially invited to attend.
Last Sunday Mr.. S. o. Manderback
Wa married 10 Miss Mary Watson,
Rev. Mr.. Baker. Of Brookville, per-
forming the ceremony. Congratula-
tons IRE extended to this excellent
couple. The brides cake has been
tested and passes for A /.
The Hook and Ladder Company re-
Gently elected the following officers:
Frank Rising, Foreman; Vim. Hog
ben, First Assistant; p MahAn, Sec
ond Assistant; &C. Fleck, Secretary;
NJ. ID. Berg, Treasurer; q. f.. Bridges,