The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-23
Muddy streets.
Dinner aud supper Saturday.

Prospects of return of our late
spring weather.
Willis Bristol is putting in two bath
rooms at his barber shop
Mrs Elizabeth Very has sold her
farm east Of town for s3,69o.
Only 5ocents TO hear Vending No
extra charge for reserved seats.
Supper and dinner at Mrs. Lays
restaurant building next Saturday.
Remember the dinner and supper of
the Christian Church next Saturday.
The sleigh bells have been jingling
again-the second ''jingle" of the sea
son.
Commencing with SUNDAY quite n
snow fell and an invoice of winter was
furnished.
Mrs. A. IL Dean. mother of Henry
Dean and Mrs. r. n Wildman, is Wis
iting here.
A fine covering for the " heat-the
snow, which must have done consid-
cradle good
Monday night was about the coolest
night Of the season-a wintry night in
every respect.
Bear in mind the iinuer and supper
to be given by the ladies of the Chris
tian Church next Saturday
Mr.. sam GradwohI aud Mrs. A. A.
Wise started East last Monday. They
will visit in Maryland and Virginia.
Rev. A. ". lie Veau has gone Ia
Clay Center 10 attend the Swedish
Lutheran Conference in session there.
The report that Chicago parties had
rented the Lay restaurant building for
general merchandising purposes is not
true
Capt s. II. Williams has been cr,-
ployed by r. Goohnow d 90. to take
outside orders for flour. His work is
I'm X ansas
Judge Prescott's farm aud the Rug
giles farm have been admitted into the
city school district by the Board of
Education.
Major Bcrks sends us New Albu-
querque, \. NJ, papers, and promises
us correspondence concerning the A.
T. and ). F. Railway soon.
Mr.. +. y. Swanberg will conduct
the services i'm the Swedish Lutheran
church of this city next Sunday morn
ing. Give him a good house.
Hold on, Let the parlor stove re-
main standing a day or two longer.
We may have chilly evening before
"summer sweet shall bloom again"
A. J. Hartsock, i'm the English
Lutheran church, will preach Sabbath
evening from the full text, "Am my
brothers keeper" Go and hear him.
Eureka!" Eureka" shouts phi
losopher Bond. II is a boy-the first
of the house of +. L., and he feels
prouder than did ever Prince over his
heir.
Messrs. Mohler, Gilkeson & Hitler
have rented three rooms over J. J.
Purcell 4 Co.'S drug store for their
law offices. They will have fine suit
Of rooms.
The attention of the Good Deacon is
called TO an article about the annual
howl concerning the county printing
from the Atchison Chdnspion-pub
lished elsewhere.
Mr.. c. A. wenngrenn will preach
next Sabbath morning in the Luth-
eran church at Assaria, i'm the absence
Of Rev. Dahlsten. Let every one at
tend the services.
Miss Annie B. Champlin, sister of X.
s. Champlin, Esq, of this city, died
at the farm residence on Saturday last
and was buried on Tuesday. She was
about "a years of age.
We understand that Mr.. w. s. Birch,
our banker, has purchased one-fourth
interest interest i'm John A. Anderson's
III,
$l,0O.-Lindsburg Neus.
The late freezes made the ice gath |
srers look about them Tuesday aud
yesterday and a number of wagons
were hauling in the frigid article Of |
about 3 inches in thickness
L. We'll, editor of the Kansas no |
nier, German paper, Of Leaven-
worth, has been i'm town for two or
three days on business connected with |
prospective German immigration.
A little son at the mansion de Berks
is the most distinguished guest i'm the
eyes Of Dick Mcconnell. He enjoys
the rare honor of having been ushered |
into this world on washington's birth
day.
Mr.. James DE Priest, recently of |
Northern Alabama. is In town, visit
ing his relatives He comes 10 Kansas
to engage In the cattle business, and
has located near Eskridge, wabaunsee
county.
There Was fair sample of thunder
heard last sunday night, which seems
to have been heard "round the world
judging by newspaper reports. There
was also the usual lightning accom-
paniment.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
City Council took place last Monday
evening. Bills were passed upon, and
the nomination of +. f. Bowen, for
City Assessor, by the Mayor, was con-
firmed by the council.
Mr.. F. n. Swanberg. of the .Srenska
Haro'dcn, preached last Sunday in the
Swedish Lutheran church. Both a. q
speaker and q writer he is master Of |
the Swedish language, and 10 q good |
coquidtion to that paper.