The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-12
Court h In full blast.
Buttermilk b now on tap.
It b time the circus W. advertised.
StrawbeEries and Ice cream, 6atur-

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ton to his residence on Eighth street.
q. d. Baker, Of the Topeka Com
monwea,sh, was In town last Tuesday.
Some real "summery weather.
sufficiently hot to make people swell
ter.
Judge N. F. Carol Is building q two
story addition to his residence In East
Salina.
Preaching at Csrmony school house
next Sabbath, at 8 p. NJ, by Rev. A. NJ.
| Steward.
Messrs. Bondi and KOthe completed
the numerical index for this county
last Tuesday.
Bishop Vail conducted confirmation
services at the Episcopal church last
Tuesday night.
The various soda fonts have COM
menced "giving down" their invigOr-
ating draughts.
The Be. machine says "wiggle-
waggle," and the Stacy attachment
''wiggle-waggles"
Strawberries and Ice cream ut the
old Opera House Drug Store stand,
next Saturday night.
The rains have somewhat interfered
with corn planting, but it was only
temporary interference.
Peter Mugler goes TO Kansas City to
engage in the brewing business. He
has secured Il place there.
Mr.. J. J. Crippen has recently added
some attractive improvements to his
| home on South Santa Fe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Sander, of Dem
yer, were i'm town visiting their rela-
| tives and friends last week.
Strawberries and ice cream-just
think of it-next Saturday night-at
the Opera House Drug Store room.
There is no change in the wheat
prospects thus far. Only severe storms
can now prevent a glorious harvest.
Mr. J. T. Hayward has qualified
as Treasurer Of the board of Educa-
tion and enters upon his duties to-
day.
J. w. Campbell, Esq, Secretary Of
the Bismarck Grove :. $. Assembly
and Church Encampment, called last
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. +. Carver started for Penn
sylvania last Tuesday, for a summers
visit among relatives and friends In
that State.
Col. Spivey has been employed to
assist the county attorney i'm several
important cases In which the county
is n party.
Quite a number Of Gypsum Creek
farmers have been attending court this
week rs witnesses i'm the Trosper road
damage suit.
Attend the strawberry and ice
cream festival TO DO given by the Ia
dies Of the Episcopal church next
Saturday night.
Mr.. II. A. Northrop has been ap-
pointed member of the Board of Ed
ucatiOn from the attached territory"
to Gil vacancy.
Shippers here experience consider
able trouble with their freight by rea-
son of the late high water ut st. Louis
and Kansas City.
The surveyors are at work on the
permanent survey" Of the Topeka,
Salina & Western, between Topeka
and Leavenworth.
Judge Stafford goes on to New
York next week to raise money for
the construction of the Topeka, Salina
4 Western Railroad.
A trip-hammer is to be put in ut A.
MUIR L Co.'S Plow Works. This en-
terprising and prosperous firm pro-
pose to have ''all there Is going"
At the meeting of the Grand COM
mandery Of the Knights Templar at
Topeka, yesterday, Mr.. Jacob Dewitt
of this city was elected Grand J. w.
The nomination of Mr.. Cavanaugh
as U. =. Register at Oberlin has been
confirmed. He will not remove To
Oberlin until July or August.
DIR Sawyer, n homeopathic physi-
elan, has located here. He is an old
acquaintance and schooImate Of Rev.
Mr. Stewart, pastor of the Baptist
church.
We nre under Obligations rv Mr.. a.
keefer, the genial host of the Delmon-
leo, for a quantity OF delicious ice
cream. 1t was as near perfection rs
ice cream can approach.
To much drunk and the abuse OF
his family last Sunday, caused the ar
rest Of a man, who was brought up be-
fore the Police Judge The following
day and fined 500 and costs.
r. F. Carver. ESD, succeeded in
gaining a victory at Lincoln Center
the ether day in the well-known case
ofJno. Gels 4 Co. vs.. Lincoln County,
Q case wherein several thousand dol
lars are involved.
1t is reported that Mr.. c. Melbert is
to build the new pipe organ for the
new Lutheran church. Mr.. Melbert
is fine. experienced rkman, and
can get up just As good an organ As |
can be built anywhere.
While we cannot endorse all that
was said in one or two editorials In
the Herald Of last week-written BY
Judge Hanback-we must say that |
they were fine specimens Of compost
ton and full Of fine thoughts.
10. Wilson, an attorney of Salina,
q partner Of II. A. Levitt, gave us q
call last Saturday. Mr.. Wilson once
taught In this county . number Of
terms, and h well known to many Of
our citizens, but more particularly to
the teachers, among whom he ranked
= one Of the best-Linc0ka Center
Beacon.
A. II. Crandall b preparing 70 at
mp the steamer again In good style,
end says he viii run Il here II he can
mako u pay. Othsrwie be vim n