The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
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day.
Gov. st. John next Monday ever
ing.
The grain dealers are all disconst
late
Township elections take place mex
Tuesday.
The merchants are busy with thei
invoicing.
Mr.. S. j. Gilmore wen; to Denve
last night.
Judge Prescott is holding court il
Mcpherson this week.
A polar wave would strike some peO
pie rs the proper thing.
The township politicians are nov
engaged in fixing up the states.
There is II slight change in the run
ming time Of the X T.. trains.
A fine rain storm this afternoon, ac.
rompanied 10y thunder. What next
Mr.. y. V Taylor of Plymouth, Ohio
is visiting his nephew, Mr. G. G.. Culp
Mr.. Klein is fitting up the room be
low the JOURNAL Office for his saloon.
Some prairie fires, but not 50 many
50 frequent, and so extensive a.
usual.
Car Crawford, representing the Com.
monWeaith OF Topeka, called one day
last week.
Rev. Francis Iams will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday, morning
and evening.
The Saline County Horticultural so.
ciety is to meet at Bishop Il Chace's
Office, next Monday.
Mr.. Frank Wilileson started for
New York last Saturday morning. He
will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. Martin Hemm has gone to Cs
wego, Illinois, to visit for "a season
among his old friends and relatives.
The Salina band furnished the mus
ic for the Leap Year Ball, which Oc-
cured al Abilene last Friday night.
Mr.. G. G. Sprigg. county clerk of
Ellsworth county, was in town OH L..
;. Land Office business, Tuesday last.
Mr.. Grossbach, of Ohio, is visiting
in Salina with his sister. Mrs. Miller
He is thinking of settling in Kansas.
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday to consider the bids for
medical attendance upon the county
poor.
Miss Sadie WooIley, of Illinois, has
been visiting with the family of her
brother, Mr. H. +. Woolley, for sever
al weeks.
The grandest tumble i'm wheat prices
for the year occurred few days ago
There are number of our dealers who
suffer severely.
Mr.. Martin Garverici has purchased
Wells omnibus line and will here
after conduct the ''transportation" bus
mess in Salina.
They have been having some heavy
snow mountainward. The snow COW
cred tops of the passenger train the
other morning proved this.
Mr. D. B. Powers was taken sick on
his way 10 the Mountains last week
and was compelled To return home.
He is now confined To his house.
The band is TO he reorganized. We
hope our citizens will take more inter
est in this organization in the future
than has been shown in the past.
The gentlemen who recently pur-
chased the material of the Mcpherson
Star called last Monday. They intend
publishing only real estate paper.
The City Clerk gives notice this
week that the registration poll books
of the city for the year lss0 are now
time.
Gov. John 4. 1t. John will address
the people of Saline county in the NJ.
T.. Church. Monday evening, Feb. III,
on the subject of the constitutional
amendment
Sam Ray informs Us that We We're
mi-informei in the information We
gave that the barber from Abilene had
purchased his Rays shop. Such Is
not the case.
Mr.. VIM. We'll states that it is quite
commonly reported among the Kan
sas Pacific operatives at Kansas City
that the Brookville round house is to
he removed To Salina.
Messrs. Radcliff Bros have closed up
their pork packing establishment for
this year, on account ofthe weather
They will prosecute this business with
renewed vigor next year.
The Knights of Honor have rented
the Masonic hall. in which they will
hereafter hold their meetings. This is
a change which will be OF advantage
to the order in Salina.
The new boilers for r. Goodnow <
Co. s Touring mills have arrived and
will soon be in place. The firm ex-
poets 10 have the mill i'm running
order by the first of next month.
The East Side responds nobly With
Gels, il is a boy-an eleven FOUNDER.
making two pair for him. With Bond,
it is a girl-of about the same avoirdu-
pois-but two pair tcf girls not yet
dealt
We hear il stated that the morning
''bobtail" will not be run through To
Mcpherson before the first of next
MONTH. The A. T. * :. +. are al
ready running a similar train TO Me-
Pherson.
The firm of Ober, Haceman & Whit
tredge has been changed again by the
withdrawal therefrom of Mr.. Whit
tredge. We are pleased 10 learn that
Mr.. Whittredge will remain here, for
the present AT least.
Mr.. II. l.. Mcconnell has been Wis,
iting his old friends here. He has