The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-16

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TO- Sbrses Street.
Oh the dust!
Harvest ut hand.
The "ColOr Guard"
A little rain would help.
So In the shade yesterday.
Races ut the Park still numerous.
Hot winds Tuesday and yesterday.
This hot weather tries the trees and
grss.
Cool, delightful, moonlight eve
nings.
Chinch bugs reported in some 10
calities.
People stand guard over the clouds
now days.
District court adjourned sine die last
Thursday.
Mulberries plenty this year 80, too,
the wild grapes
Mr.. and Mrs.. e. X. Bagley have
gone 10 Colorado.
A regular old-fashioned windy, dus-
ty day yesterday
The hay this year is prime in quail.
ty and abundant.
1t L. not only the month Of roses,
but "cyclone month"
A very hot commencement for the
prophesisd cool summer.
Strawberries are among things Of the
past a. far as this market Is concerned.
The Kansas Benevolent Association
now has nearly eight hundred mern-
bers.
"Color Guard" to night, tomorrow
night, and matinee Saturday after
noon.
The Swedish church, of Lindsborg,
has large bell and is TO have u pipe
organ.
The Presbyterians realized about SIS
from their festival last Thursday
night.
DR.. VIM Bishop il to all DIR. Davis
pulpit during the latter gentlemsn's
visit to Europe.
The stone work of the new Luth-
eran church Is completed, and the
brick work commenced.
Owen l.. Van Zant, brother Of Mrs.
X. T.. Nickles-accompan by his
wife-arrived last evening.
Rev. Dr. Davis will preach next Sun
day morning q sermon concerning the
cyclone of last Thursday. All are in
vited.
Judge Beebe Is doing some good road
ovsrseer work on south Santa Fe. He
has commeced war on the weeds al
ready.
Geo. Yungfieisch was called to his
home I'm Kansas City last Monday 10y
the news that his youngest brother
was dying
ufuuakCIiiCtt vi VfC SVtst
Guard" entertainment have concluded
to give a performance on Saturday
evening also.
Salina will soon he embowered in
weeds and sunfiowers. A few dollars
spent judiciously would dispose of
the nuisance.
Col. Palmer experienced no relief
from the waters of'Colorado springs,
and has gone Ia Pueblo, hoping to he
benfited there.
Last Tuesday the County Commits
sioners accepted the pier work of the
new bridge across the Mulberry,
north Of Bavaria.
Rev. VIM. Smith has gone TO
Georgetown, Colorado, for his health
and for recreation. He will Ice absent
two or three weeks.
Mrs. l.. f.. Sampson arrived from
the East this morning. She will visit
here few weeks, and then rejoin her
husband In Oregon.
]. Ekblad land D. Hannberg, of
Lindsborg, are preparing to open q
fist-clsss jewelry, book, stationery
and music store at that place.
Hon. C. +. Faulkner has gone on to
New York, to asset Judge Stafford In
raising funds for the construction Of
the Topeka. Salins 4 Western Rail-
road.
Work ON the foundation of Mr.. &.
Eberhardt's new residence on Eighth
Street, Ii well under way The
foundation will be completed this
week.
Be sure to attend the interesting
ceremonies of laying the corner stone
Of the new Lutheran church, to take
place next Sunday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Mr.. g. c. Kothe has been employed
by Cdppsn, Lawrence 4 Co, to act as
there agent for loaning money at Els
worth. Mr.. Koths has already located
In Ellsworth.
The agent for the "Sightless Song
sters" has Cancelled the engagement
for their concert which was TO have
taken place on the evening of the 18th
(nsxt Saturday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall, of Tuscora,
n. Y, are Waiting their daughter,
Mrs. l.. o. Wight, and son, Harmon
Hall. Also Mr.. Hungerford, uncle Of
the last two named.
In the Supreme court the only Sa-
line county eases thus far disposed Of
are: Phillip Haus VS.. John Kohlar,
ct sl., reversed; &. C. Fleck vs.. H. H.
Warner. affirmed.
A few farmers commenced cutting
wheat yesterday. Some fields of rye
were cut - early as Monday. Har-
vesting generally will be commenced