The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
Register.

Voters, bc sure and register.
Read the article on forestry.
Don't take down that stove yet.
Sleighing under difficulties yes,er
day.
Farmers all busy with their sPrin.
work.
City election three weeks from mex
Tuesday.
March is getting " mysterious" II
was predicted.
A new little daughter in the hon.
Of Oscar Seitz.
HI. Parker started for New Mexi
co, Monday night
Sam Gradwohl has returned from
his Baltimore trip.
Mr.. Aug Freeman has built an addi
ton To his residence.
Considerable gardening going or
during the last week
sheriff RadcliT has gone on hu-i
ness To Marion county.
Mr. ii. q. rall has returned and will
open up his a'undry again.
Who'll ear. for the drop curtain
when the Good Deacon j. gone
Quit. q siege of cold weather again
on SUNDAY, Monday. aud Tuesday.
Lew Youn is home from Colorai,
for few wee : visit with his relatives
Attention j. called To the advertise
ment Of the Kansas Valley Nursery
Topeka.
Col. Phillips residence properly has
not been offered for sale. a. has been
rumored
Much prairie hand ha. been burned
over lately. skies bright with ia,
fires every night
\ fine fail nT SNOW Yesterday. which
comes IN time To- de- considerable good
Ia the growing wheat.
Mr. &. &. tulp j. handling u small
building of three rnnnI> south of his
office on Seventh street
Mr. Beni. Jenkins, al this city. was
married e. Mrs. VI. T.. Leach. "f Ma
rysville. on the 3I>t inst.
Til. band gave AN open air concert
Saturday night. The boys are i'm
proving with their music.
Farmers aud business men will
md a good dinner hy calling at the
Lay restaurant, only - cents.
District court ia Russell county
next week. some of our lawyers are
preparing for their cases there
John Sehr. barber. and Henry Oft
man. started with their families for
California, last Tuesday night.
The railroad crossing sicn-like the
arms Of wind-mill-looms up at the
west end of Irnn Avenue bridge.
Mr.. : ID Mccoy. late grocer, has
removed to Stsnsbcrry, Mo. where he
designs making his future home.
"fun alive" yesterday for the boys
with their snow Railing. i pedestrian
was safe only behind n harricaie.
Mr.. NJ. s. wcllslagcr has returned
from Florida. lie reports his orange
plantation in excellent condition.
Mr.. J. Bcnell. a former resident Of
Salina but now citizen of Newton.
is visiting his relative Mr. II. :. See
wenotice by the Topeka papers that
r. Z. Culp, III. 5. Cunningham and H.
ID. Baker were in that City yesterday.
Were the peach buds affected by the
late cold snap-that's the question.
Some say mo-" aud some say eyes"
The union of the new with the
old railroad track way accomplished
Monday. the frog" being put in that
day.
Some Of the L. 4 officials think that
one of the branches Of the Ii 4 NJ.
will connect with their road AT this
place.
Mr.. Peter Mugicr started for Color
ado Monday night. To take charge of
brewery AT Oursy, not Durango. rs We
stated last week
The glorious snow-the snow which
will do 81 much good just now. And
the sweeping March winds are haifled
for few DAYS at least
Why do not the officers of our coun-
~ agricultural society is>ue their call
for the annual meeting Ii is full
time for this TO be done.
Remember Friday evening, and Sat
urday noon, the Baptist's ask for the
patronage Of all eaters and drinkers
to come and have good time.
A building belonging to Eisenhau-
er's brick yard was destroyed by fire
one day last week. Destroyed by
carelessness of inmates, il is said.
We notice that quite extensive PREF
Arstions are being made TO set out trees
I'm the city. Good And let our farm
ers, too, engage In this good work.
Mr.. Arson Gillian. Sr., of Gypsum
Creek-known As 'Grandpa Gillum,"
died at his sons residence last Mon
day at the advanced age of 81 years.
1t has been fully demonstrated in
Salina that literary society can &c
made success. The Salina Literary
Is becoming one of our permanent In.
situations.
Last Thursday while attempting 10
stop q runaway team, by grasping the
bits, farmer was dragged two blocks.
He suffered no injury. but stopped the
team all the same.
The Good Deacon Stacy, In the sale
Of the Herald, will have to forego the
pleasure of giving the county commits
sioners h for D. time this year. AZ
he threatened to do.
DIR. Jeuney has received a letter |
from Rev. VIM. Smith, announcing |
the arrival of the latter ut Eureka |
Springs, and stating that his health |
10 very much improved.