The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Balmy but dry.
Grand moonlight.
Wheat growing finely.

Balmy but dry.
Grand moonlight.
Wheat growing finely.
The corner peanut stand Is again
open.
Vending, one week from to-mor-
row night.
Pound ami Parcel Sociable Tuesday
evening, March ID.
Mn. F. H. Wildman returned from
the East last Friday.
A Gordon of prairie fires surrounds
the town each evening.
Capt. W. s. Wait, of Lincoln Cen
ter, called last Thursday.
Wheat Is steadily advancing and the
optionists are consequently happy.
Mr.. d. Whitehead is building an
addition to his Seventh street resi-
dence.
doc" Very is what the boys now
call the urbane manager of Sales drug
house.
Protracted meetings are being held
at Pleasant Ridge NJ. L. church, south
Of Salina.
Saline county elects delegates to the
State convention to be held at Topeka,
March 3lst.
II. n. Sale started for Leadviile on
Sunday evening to look after his min
ing Interests.
Mr. 8. Gradwohl has gone to Balti-
more to lay in q spring and summer
stock Of clothing.
Mr.. r. K. Jsffries sings lovingly to
little cherub of q girl, which he fond
Iy calls daughter"
Mr.. Supple has opened up his agri-
cultural implement stock at the old
stand of J. n. Allen.
Hon. J. H. Snead. of Mcpherson, is
In the city, attending to business be-
fore the U. s. Land Office.
The news from Henry Oltman's
coal boring 10 that he has gone l55 feet,
with good coal indications.
On Saturday Inst the County Com
missioners met to pass upon the bonds
OF the township officers elect.
d. B. Powers and J. W. Pierce went
west on Saturday evening. They will
Wait the new mining region on this
trip.
Temperance meeting in the Presby-
terrain church next Tuesday evening,
March I'd. Address by X. A. Levitt
Esq.
Mrs. Sadie Woolley went to Topeka
on Tuesday morning, where she will
remain q week before returning to
Chicago.
Yard rubbish is being consigned to
the flames, and the indications about
town are that garden-making is now
in order.
Mr.. s. Wright, formerly of this city,
is keeping boarding house in Kansas
City, on 9th street, between Main and
Wyandotte.
Mr.. George Iveson, Of Greenwich,
Ohio, is visiting in this city. He is
an old newspaper man. He is u cousin
of DR.. Jenney.
Bring your Pound or Parcel and
come round to the Opera House Mon
day night, and see the tableaux and
all Of Salina.
The Saline county Horticultural So
ciety will meet at the City Hall Oh
Monday, the LIST day Of March, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
People from the country are especi-
ally invited TO come in Monday even
ing and bring parcels of dried corn,
beans. -four, &c.
Five persons take their meals at the
jail At the county's expense; two from
Mcpherson, two from Ottawa and one
from Saline county.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Bowman, well-known
here, was elected county attorney at
the recent election i'm Decatur county.
Good for Bowman.
The report comes from seemingly
reliable source that Mrs. NJ. ]. Heidi
gan died at the residence of her sister
In Colorado, last week.
Considerable activity in the wheat
market lately. We notice that con-
siderable of this cereal has been wheel
ed into SalIna, of late.
Mr.. Sam Rothschild returned from
the East last Saturday. He says lyon
Bet." in answer to the enquiry, "Did
you have q good time?"
John Conrad, well known here. died
oftyphoid pneumonia at the residence
Of Mr.. Chas. Hoffman, last Saturday.
and was buried on Monday.
Mr.. r. @. Bond spent several days
with his family and many friends, last
week. He went southwark from Sail
m. over towards Wichita.
The primary elections for the COM
Ing County Convention will be held
on the 18th of March, and the conven-
sion on the Goth of March.
The Sheriff Is now CLOSING down"
ON al who have not paid their person.
n property tax. He returns his dis
tress warrants next Monday.
Mr.. Frank Peck has returned from
New York, In which State he has been
sojsurning this winter. He has a warm
side Tor the old Empire State.
Mr.. Frank Wiikeson stopped of at
6alina Last Sunday evening. He will
- west - correspondent of the n.
Y. Nsn shout the LIST of April.
Mr.. g. p. Mathews has gone to
Houstonville, Penna., where he will
remain for about year. He designs
returning to Salina eventually.
Mr.. Frank Jackson, of the State
Line, and Mr.. Jackson. of Mcpherson,
were visiting with their sister, Mrs.
w. C. Barnes. in this city. last Friday.
Mr.. Oscar Seitz receives intelligence
nom the engineers of the NJ. & NJ.