The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-21
Warm weather ct last.
The editions tomorrow.
Grand growing weather.
Attend the fIremen's ball.
The trees are "greening" up.

snipe hunters hsve been successful
Of late.
Mrs. T: J. Going is visiting relatives
in Canada.
The stone pavements Of the KOthe
Block are being laid.
The District Court for this county
convenes on the 9th Of May.
Help the Reading Room by patron.
izing the Tea-party tonight.
Mr.. wiggin has given up the Linden
House, and will leave Salina.
Mr.. A. L. Dodge il ornamenting his
residence with dormar windows.
Mr.. J. J. Shafer Is seriously sick ri
his farm residence south of town.
Miss Ada Campbell, Of Denver, Il
visiting her friend, Mrs. G. G. Culp.
Go and enjoy q pleasant evening at
the hremen's ball tomorrow evening.
One day last week Mr.. Steve Girsch,
Of the Saline river valley, killed 132
rats.
Col. Ed Culp il now supremely hap
py and intoxicated with bliss. It's q
girl.
Rev. Edwin Locke, pastor Of the NJ
+. church at BrO0kville, called yes
terday.
Decoration Day the 3Oth. Will the
soldiers' graves in this vicinity be for
gotten?
The railroad Company is building q
switch at Pleasant Ridge church south
of town.
Farmers are 70 busy with spring
work that they find little time to loiter
in town.
Straw hats are now and then sand
wiched between the stetsOns and other
varieties.
G. r. Clancy, Esq, removes to Ply
mouth, Ind, to engage In the practice
of the law.
Miss Ella Fergus has been appointed
school examiner to succeed Miss NJ. p.
Wright resigned.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed J. W. Amos and L. u. Denton
treasury examiners.
Preaching ut the stone school house
next sabbath, at o'clock p. m, by
Rev. A. NJ. Steward.
A fine rain which commenced yes
terday afternoon IL still falling, and
everybody is smiling.
We understand that Mr.. Arson Gil
lum, Sr., of Gypsum Creek, Is SO far
recovered as to be about again.
The two little boys Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 4. Virgins, which have been dan
gerously i'll with diptheria, are recov-
ering.
We underst and that the steamboat
is TO be sold to a party i'm Junction
City, to which place 1t will probably
be removed.
Hon. &. T.. Faulkner and Mr.. w.
II. Gels have gone to Morris county to
speak at some of the railroad meetings
being held there.
One church I'm this city has procured
wine for sacfamsntal
services. No doubt the others will
follow this example.
The new typewriter which we spoke
of a short time since rs the property Of
Capt. &. w. Banks Is, instead, the
Of Z. w. Lynne.
4 cOroner's inquest was held over
the body Of the dead infant which was
found In the Smoky Hill last week.
new was learned.
Five new members were received
into the st. Paul's Lutheran church.
township, last Sabbath, at the
Easter communion services.
Messrs. Bates 4 Tinker open their
new store on Gypsum creek, next Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have al
ready removed to that locality.
Judge Beebe, with his usual enter
prise, is doing much To improve and
his south santa Fe property
by setting out trees, grading. etc.
The county commissioners did not
make trip to Gypsum township yes
terday, to look after the location of
the new bridge, as they expected.
Fishing seems to be profitable amuse-
ment now. Quite q number Of catfish
have been in the market for several
lays, which were caught In and near
Town.
The Board of Education have en-
plOyed Mr.. David Beebe to furnish and
vet out lot of trees in the school parks
md he has already commenced the
wegk.
The Odd Fellows Of this city cele-
Drate the ed anniversary Of Odd Eel
owship ut their hall on next Tuesday
The programme Is published
The subscriptions for the new Luth-
ran church building are rolling In
and the projectors find that
hey will be enabled to build accord
ng to the plan they 50 much prefer.
Mr.. Joe Galbraith. partner Of Mr. A.
Z. Dodge In the mercantile business at
solomon City. II the new mayor at
hat place. Joe" II one Of the very
,est men of this section of the State.
1t Is stated on good authority that |
york on the new railroad will be COM |
by the first Of June. Railroad |
are already lowering |
waiting for Q chance to engage
n grading.
Mrs. Lizzie Archer, one Of the best
olored cooks In the West and who /
rent from Salina last season, died ut
.eadville, Colorado, recently. That
Innate did not agree with her delicate
Miss Mary A. Sanders, late organist
{ the Catholic Church In company
nth her parents departed for Park
rsburg, Ohio, on last Monday even
ng. Her departure will be regretted
y many friends.
The Sunday School Institute of the
moky Hill Baptist Association IL to
e held i'm this city next Thursday and
'riday, to be conducted by Rev. J. p.
Ish. missionary Of American Baptist
utilization Society.
While engaged In excavating ut the
bridgeport dam, few days ago, the
-orkmen came across buffalo bones
feet below the level Bits Of hair
as clinging to some of the bones.
nd they made very fresh appear
nee.
Boss Baker made the following prop
sitiOn to one Of the u. 3. Land On
ers, last week: "You know we don't
we each other very much, but let us
mite In . loving crusade and crush
ut that - Sampson! Don't you
,e, eh ?" |
The livery men Of our city have very