The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
The nurserymen are lively.

hS hbSh esiN
Flurries of snow yesterday.
Foggy mornings now and then.
IT. Rockford has gone to Denver
The Grand Jury found 81 "tru
bills"
Christmas four weeks from mex
Sunday.
The season thus far is compared &
that Of 1870.
Unlawful to shoot prairie chickens
after to-day dec. H..
Quail have been rather abundant in
market for several days.
Hon A. ID. GiIkeson, of Hays City
was intown yesterday attending court
The track torn up by the acciden
last week has been thoroughly re
paired.
The trial of the case Of the State VS.
Frank Seaton was to commence this
morning.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Bishop, Of Beloit, was in town tn,
first of the week.
Look out for tempestuous weather
these last days of November and the
early days of December.
Frank iDooley, the popular Agent
and Correspondent of the Kansas City
Journal, called last Monday.
1t is pretty well settled that Salina
will be the end of the most important
division on the new railroad.
Meeting Of the Saline County Bible
Society will meet next Sabbath even
ing i'm the new Lutheran church.
Peter Lund. the machinist, started
for Black Hawk, Col, which place he
designs making his future home.
The pipe organ has been put into its
little room in the Lutheran church,
and Is now ready for the organist.
That modern "inquisition"-the
Grand Jury-has dispersed. with the
benediction Of all. Cruel inquisitors!
Prof. Stolpe, of Sweden, the distin-
guished pianist and composer. accom-
panied by his son, is visiting i'm this
city.
Spirits are lighter and moods gayer.
The Grand Jury is a thing of the past
a prolonged sigh of relief from the
boys.
Mr.. David Voorhees,, Sheriff of Mem
aha county, was present at the funeral
of his deceased brother. Mr. J. $. Vor-
bees.
About $500 was cleared at the recent
Catholic Fair at solomon City-all for
the benefit of the new church being
erected.
Citizens, perhaps a little effort would
result in bringing the Narrow Guage
road from Clay Center to Salina. Shall
We try it?
MARYLAND. Dodge 4 Moore have
closed their branch store AT McPher-
son, and removed the stock to their
store here.
Preaching in tine Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning. The pipe or
gan will lead the song services. All
are invited.
The Grand Jury closed their labors
last Tuesday afternoon. They went
into the indicting business pretty
thoroughly.
Mr.. Joel Maltby-" Father Maltby,"
rs he is called-has been very low with
fever, but at last accounts was consid-
erably better.
Among the latest additions to our
population is boy baby i'm the house
OF Rev. Mr.. LeVeau's, and a girl baby
nj Mr.. Ed. Nelson's.
Peter Mugler has purchased w. w.
Whittredge's interest i'm the building
now occupied by II. Rothschild Il Co.
the red front Store
The new Lutheran church will be
dedicated on the second Sabbath i'm
December. Prominent ministers are
expected to be present.
Oak Dale Park will he open to the
public each day between the hours of
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ, ex-
cept in stormy weather.
Petitions are being circulated for the
reappointment of Capt. Hanna to the
Office of Register of the United States
Land Office at Wakeeney.
Capt. J. 5. Grier has been elected
county assessor of the county of -
Colorado. 1t is an Office (which pays
him about 81 500 per year.
We must have that opera. We will
get IL IL we give the Union Lecture
and Entertainment Course that sup
port it is entitled to receive.
Mr.. Willis Kesler is home from the
mountains for the winter. We learn
with pleasure that his interests out
there are looking up" rapidly.
We understand that the case of the
City VS.. John Ryan has been dismissed.
Truly the immortal Johnny Is the ia
vored one of all the Kings domin-
Ions.
George Arnold, lately with r.. T. |
Watson but now a resident of North
ern Wisconsin, is making short visit |
with his parents at the farm on the
Saline.
Mr.. Orion states that he will COM |
mence laying mains for the water |
works soon after Feb. 1. 1t will take |
until about Feb. TO get the piping
material
On the first page of this paper will |
be found very interesting commune.
cation concerning Washington Terri
tory, from the pen of the late Junior
of the JOURNAL.
The Grand Jury gave a reception to
party OF prominent Brookvillians
last Monday. Mutual congratulations