The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-06

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etngle hack-aetiOn ct bridgeport.
that en- elevate . scoop full In . min
ute. Lively times about our town:
Bob Chapman got his finger bit the
other night, coming from the exhibit
ton. Bob keep your fingers out Of
other boys mouths ifyOu don't want
them Bit. The Christmas tree Wa .
grand success ut the Star. only old
Santa Claus was a little late; conse-
quently had to bring two children
out through the cold. Poor things
they looked cold. but they seemed to
be well trained. Jake Vaneil, the gro
Ger man, 10 selling goods lower than
ever. Perry Rutgers took turkey
home from the shooting match Satur-
day. would like to have taken two but
the boys were too much for him.
Charlie BENJAMIN has nearly come tn
the conclusion he needs chicken
every Sunday, for II you had seen him
drive out with his livery rig Sunday af-
ter his gal, you would say he was going
SOON to work in double harness. Ez
Caller h swinging his little duck even
the coolest weather. Poor children,
they nearly froxe Sunday night.
Mute Hustled steps around quicker
than ever before, no wonder either,
when you see the second boy there,
about q ten FOUNDER. Billey Wild
dows went to help eat the roasted tur-
key Mt Nickel's. He said he liked the
turkey first rate, but he liked the girl
he saw better. Gregory Is talking Of
buying cut Jake Vancil's store in
Bridgeport. Dunbar x Fee Is 10 put
I'm 3 stock Of Hardware and Groceries
at Bridgeport. The mill is really for
work and lie receiving n liberal patron
age, but like all mills they will get
their hands In the sack before you get
any -four. Wheat looks brown from
the continual cold weather. Cbrn is
nearly gathered. The time fer ice
harvest Is Mt hand, and the Lin1sbor-
gers have availed themselves OF the OPP
portunity, having filled several cellars
full, SO a. to be ready to give us plenty
oflemonade next summer. Gregory
ramiIy have regained their health ut
last. though he sustained great loss,
not only Of time and money, but
worst of all his companion IN life was
taken away with typhoid fever. A
young lady was buried ut the Hustled
grave yard Christmas day. Died of
consumption. She came from Penn
sylvania, last spring. Your old G. A.
Brookville Items.
Snow, beautiful snow, this Wednes-
day.
The plasters and painters are at
occupied by the telegraph office In a
very short time.
Married ut the residence of the
brides brother on Thursday, Dec: 30,
1850, Mr.. +. w. Cass, and Miss Jennie
Calyer. May their future be as hap
by rs now. Mr.. q. X. Carroll came
down from Wallace on Monday, aud
returned on Monday night. u. Ar
mold has returned from Leadvile Col,
where ne has been the past month.
The Leap Year Ball which was to
have came off last "Wednesday, =,
and was postponed on account Of the
death of Mr.. Taft, comes of thi, eve
ming at the Rail Road Hohe. a
grand good time is anticipated Mr..
Houghton returned from New Mexico
the latter part of last week. HI says
he don't want any more of y. NJ. in
his. Mrs. FOOte has removed hG mil
linery store i'm to the FOllett property,
first door north of the City Hall
Married: on Wednesday ev,ning,
the 5th inst. at the residents q MIR.
FOOte, by the Rev. $. q. Wright,
of BrOOkyille, w. II. Keith, AM Miss
Emma Nelson, Of Wyandott, kans.
Mr. X. is proprietor Of the Railroad
House and is a gentleman whp justly
merits the high esteem in Which he
Is held by his large circle of friends.
Miss N. Is a sister of. our popular mil
liner Mrs. Foote, and u beautiful and
ageeable young lady, and great IA
vOrite with all who know her.
A number of invited guests were as
sembled at Mr.. Foote'S TO witness the
marriage rite. But rs we are uac-
quainted with the particulars, we ean
only judge of the event from the Ugh
standing of the parties which warrant
us in saying that it was q very peas
ant affair. The occurrence wa an
agreeable surprise to their many
friends who join i'm wishing than a
pleasant and prosperous journey
through life. CAD.