The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-07

The corn is prospecting grandly.
Clouds Of dust occasionally arise.
Moonlight and comfortable nights.
Mrs A. NJ Campbell is in New Mex
leo.
Harvesting will lie entirely finished
this week.
The stores were nearly all closed ON
the Fourth.
Mrs. l.. w. Bates is visiting her
father at Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Durant are
preparing TO go Denver
That predicted cool Fourth Of July
Tas not 80 very cool after sll.
1919 in the shade on Tuesday in Sa-
lima; IOe' in Topeka thel,ame day
The series Of races heretofore adver-
.i-ed commence al the Park Tomorrow.
Bear i'm mind that July is TO he not
only All intensely hot month but
stormy month, too
Peter Mugler, the brewer, starts for
Europe la few day He will be gone
shout three months.
Henry +. Ross, money order clerk
Of the Lawrence, Kansas, postoffice,
took in our city last Sunday.
Nfr. Sam Gradwohl has sold his store
building, occupied by Aug Engstrom,
druggist, to Mr. John Kroft-
Mr.. Cavsnangh started for Oberlin
last Monday, 10 take charge OF his
omce-Register of the L. ). Land
Once.
The assassination of the President
was appropriately referred to by the
ministers Of the various churches last
Sabbath
Mr.. Herbert Randolph, son Of Mr..
Goodnow's partner in the Touring
mills, has returned to Sslina, 10 locate
permanently.
Mrs. Powers, wife Of Rev. NJ. NJ.
psxers-formerly pastor Of the NJ. r.
Church of this city-is visiting her
father, w. Il. Scholl.
The post Office at this place can now
issue international money orders on
Germany, Italy, Sweden, Norway,
Great Britain and Canada.
e. l.. Lofgren, representing the
Smedish Tribnnen. of Chicago. il in
s.,.,, AHA, for y. xilit H..
just returned from Colorado.
The air Was full of chintz bugs last
Tuesday. Better in the air than in the
cOrn-field. Their perfume is not quite
40 sweet ~ "a cologne factory. either.
MIR N.ls Peterson MAS called Ia
Lin,isi,org last Monday 10y telegram,
which announced the dangerous ill
ness Of his daughter, Mrs. DIR. Axleson.
We hereby extend our warmest con
gratulations Ia our worthy cotempor-
ary, Mr. Wengrenn. of the Hdroiden.
He is the happy father Of "A l0-pound
hoy.
Messy. &. e. Culp and l.. Hanback,
have yon, Ia Colorado Ia look after |
their miniasg Investments in that
country. They will return in about
two weeks
Mr.. Geo Holly breugiit Ia our office
the other day the largest specimens of
new potatoes We have yet seen. One
Of them was 3 inches in diameter and
81 inches long.
Rev. Steward has gone To Bismarck
to attend the =. =. Assembly, and there
will br no preaching ri the Baptist
church next sunday nor ut CsEBiony
school house. H. notified.
Herbert Miller, brother of Arson
Miller, Esq, county commissioner of
this county, was drowned on the 18th /
alt, in Rock river, at Chester, Wis,
while bathing. He was fourteen
years of age.
While the JOURNAL force was per
spiringly" bearing the heat and bur
dens of the day, las; Tuesday, Frank
Peck appeared and delighted all hearts
by liberal supply of harvest apples"
Thanks, Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whitridge
have been visiting their old friends in
Salins. arriving last Saturday. They
started yesterday for LeavenwOrth.
from whence they go to the mountains
for pleasure trip.
The County Commissioners are hold
ing their quarterly meeting, and have
passed the time thus far In the allow
ance Of bills The session commenced
last Monday, and will probably con-
tinue all the week.
The ist. Ind aud srd days of this
enonth were cool aud comfortable.
The ith was somewhat warm, and the
sth was red hot" and II il still a
heating" Tuesday was one of the
wsrmest of the season
The awning in front of John Boyd's
building on Santa Fee came down with
. crash last Tuesday, at noon. All THE
damage caused WAS n broken window
pane in Mis-, Maxey Il millinery store
and . seriously fractured awning.
Mr.. l.. W. Bates hss been asked q
number Of times IL he Is not merchan-
dising out ON Gypsum creek. He is
not the person. II is Mr.. H. Bates who
L. the Gypsum creek merchant. L. w.
continues ~ commercial man for tireg-
DRY 4 Co, of Kansas City.
Last Thursday afternoon, while Ell
gagged In brick laying at the new Luth-
ersn church, John A. Nelson WAS
Frustrated by the extreme heat and
nledLial aii was hastily summoned.
Proper remedies were promptly admin
istsfs.i and he soon recovered. II
The City Council met last night and
passed. M ordinance closely conform
ing to the temperance law. by which
the city can have equal latitude with
The county in prosecuting those who
sell liquor Illegally. We publish the
ordinance In another column.
Two Maine girls. Miss Clara league
md Miss Gertrude Harlow. were grad
atad from Cornell University with