The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29

The trees are pretty well leaved out.
Next Saturday will lie the first OF
May.
A few more weeks-then Fourth of
July.
We are getting to he dwellers in
caves.
Our Public Schools close on the 18th
Of May.
There has been rain all along the
line towards Denver.
Now look out for the green things
and flowers of May
Overcoat in the morning, linen dus-
ter and fan at noon.
Don't call them cyclone caves, but
simply wine cellars"
Considerable wheat and broom corn
has lately been brought in.
Itrained gently for about two hours
last Saturday ut Roxbury.
The new Board of Education meets
TO organize next Monday evening.
Lindsburg is going to purchase q
Babcock Fire Engine. costing S615.
Mrs. Fred johnson returned home
last Tuesday evening from Chicago.
&C. MiIlison has been appointed
Constable TO fill a vacancy in Walnut
township.
Al. Sander is located in Denver,
having given up his position As COM
mercial man.
Mr.. Chas. Henne, bOok-keeper for
Wight 4 Carroll, started for the noun
tains last night.
The brick sidewalk on the west side
of South Santa Fe is being repaired
Very much needed.
The article from ct. X. A. Brick"
WAS mislaid and discovered too late for
publication this week.
The architects of the city are draw
ing up plans for the new school build
lug, W Stpiiiit w tiit Ib'uiu
The doctors are now wrangiing over
the age of Esmarch's operation, spok-
en- of by the JOURNAL last week We
pass.
School exercises of :, very interesting
character are To take place IL: the
church in Assaria next Saturday after
noon.
Ed. Gaylord and }. NJ. Snivcly arr.
partners in a saloon al Denver Snive
ly designs closing oat his iaun lry' her.
at All early date.
The County Commissioners at Il
special meeting held April eth, ap-
pointed l.. +. Parsons and F.. Hohnrk
ns Treasury examiners.
The monthly meeting Of The Saline
County Horticultural society occurs at
the City Hall, On Monday. the 81 day
of May, at ioo'clock a. IN.
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock there
is 10 be billiard match-3W points
at Emil Werry's saloon, between Tony
Saraconi and John J. Dapper.
The collection for the Bible Society
will be taken OH next Sabbath even
ing ut the annual meeting, instead of
being taken up i'm the churches.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. ID. Eastman cele-
brate their Linen Wedding" at
their home on Gypsum Creek. Eureka
Township, tomorrow evening.
DIR. Davis started for Cincinnati, O.,
this week as delegate to the General
Conference of the NJ. +. church. He
will be absent about four weeks.
Mr.. Peter Mugler entertained the
Liederk RAM and his friends generally
with lunch and wet groceries at the
City Brewery last Friday night.
A move is being made to SO alter the
County Commissioner districts as to
put Falun township into the Second
and Dayton township into the Thru
Districts.
J. Il. Suydam writes from Brooklyn
Heights, n. v, that he is engaged In
taking sea baths, picking up sea shells.
&C., and that he will return about
June LIST.
Col. Theodore Conkey, known by
some Of the earlies settlers of this cOun-
ty As Captain in the Sd Wisconsin
cavalry, recently died at his home in
Appleton, Wisconsin.
II. X. Jeffries arrived from Lead
vile on Monday. He will return next
week with a ear load of horses. He re-
ports his mining prospects near that
city As in splendid condition.
Have the News-.A drOcats and Western
ReSormer been consolidated On the
inside of last weeks Ne,cs Advocate
appeared at the head of the first col
umn: "Western Reformer, $. Paris
Davis, Editor, Salina, Kansas"
Some of those who have been assidu-
ously engaged i'm constructing cyclone
caves are now afraid that no ''twister"
will come along to give them chance
10 try the efficacy of these subterran-
can retreats.
The soda water fountain at Sales
Drug Store commences sending forth
its invigorating streams to-day. Theo.
Very is Grand Master of ceremonies,
with Charley Wright as first assist
ant. Go and be revived
At the Methodist parsonage in Vine
land, Kansas, April 9th, by Rev G.
+. Dearborn, Mr.. Frank l.. Richmond,
of Denver, Colorado, and Miss Leila
ID. Dearborn. Of Vineland. daughter Of
the officiating clergyman.
Last Friday evening Miss kittie An
derson WAS quite severely injured in
falling nom n horse which she was
riding. The saddle girt had not been
properly fastened and the saddle turn
ed and Precipitatej her to the ground
Thomas Barber died Of consumption
Friday evening. April 3, at 8 O'Clock,
+. NJ. The funeral services occurred
on Sunday at : O'Clock, Pm. Hefor.