The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-06
Melt, melt, melt,

Melt, melt, melt
From twenty-five to forty bushels
to the acre. Hurrah!
The Fourth was n peaceful and
quiet as Sabbath day.
moral Hanback, and Peter Per
kins"-joke 10y Braniff.
Blue blazes! Vennor says that July
Is to be hotter than June!
Mr.. w. VI. CIark-oE j. confined 10
his home with severe illness.
II is the eth of July mot June -
that Gov. ~. John will speak here.
The corn is still booming, though "a
little rain in places wonld not hurt.
Dick Mcdonnell started for Lead
vile, yesterday, on a business IMP
On the fourth page will found c"m-
plete account Of the execution 81 ''ui-
teau.
1t is probable that the bulk Of the
harvesting will be completed this
week.
Capt. Mohler has gone on visit I"
Mississippi, where Mrs. Mohler l. now
visiting.
The uptown telegraph office il {" Ice
removed snon to the uptown depot
building.
A Mr.. Thompson, of Colorado, l. ia
town visiting his cousin, Mrs. j. NJ.
Champion.
this year in much better shape than il
ever was before.
Many farmers are not stacking their
wheat. but thresh il a. fast ~ possible
from the shock.
Messrs. Sweet * Haskell did moi
rent the Linden iIunse. a. Wa rc-
ported last week
We are indebted To Hon. W. W.
Lambert, of BrackcttvIllr, Texas. for
San Antonio daily papers.
John Nori-tronI, of Falun tpwE-
ship. lost "A valuable horse last Thur
day. Cause of death unknow
There will be- no wheat field in this
section this year which will yield les
than twenty bushels Ia the acre.
Judge Han hack went To Clay Cen
ter, Monday, Ia fly the eagle" al
l..s A. Gil
Rev. J. 4. Antrim started for Colo
RADIO last Monday. We hope lac rnay
he restored 10 health right speedily.
tits Jonathan Tinker who is {" Ice
superintendent of the grain class at
the county fair, instead Of Tho Tink-
Ter.
Last Sabbath was not strictly OBJ
served by some of the farmers who
had large wheat harvests pressing
them.
Rev. a. NJ LrNcau, pastor of th-
Swedish Lutheran church. has rc-
turned-after a months vacation ia
Illinois.
Among the rumors of Salina build |
ings Ia be constructed this fall j. 81
900 dwelling house and large tw"
story brick business house.
A thief entered the sleeping room of
ID. {. Lockwood, one might l--' week |
at Topeka, and stole a coat worth $50
and a vest containing - hill.
Mr.. y. Wilson, whose farm adioins |
town ON the northwest, has been |
threshing his wheat. and much of il |
averages ~ bushels 10 M, dcr,
A man who has Travelled all over
Kansas, and seen her principal cities,
says that Santa Fc avenue of Salina j.
the handsomcst street ia the state
DIR. Bishop. of Salina, who is quite
likely Ia ir State Superintendent ~uInc
day, slapped for "A few minutes ia
Manhattan, Tuesday Manhattan Re |
public.
Mc-srs. w. &. aud ID. ]. Addison
started for their old home in Illinois, |
yesterday morning They were called |
East by the serious illness If their
mother.
If these moonlight evenings are not |
productive of an unlimited number
of jobs for the pars"n, then ''tcndor
hess Of SOUL Is n myth and romance
has ceased Ia bc.
Prof Fitzpatrick returned {" s-aiina |
last Monday, having .'ruughcd II"
for two weeks in New Mexico AMI |
tarrying several days with his rcIl-
tives i'm Topeka
Olof Nelson, Of Falun township.
had bad luck last Friday. 4 fine colt
was severely cut in the foot 10y the |
sickle of machine The animal will |
have TO be killed.
Mrs. II. II. Sudendorf has returned |
from Williamsburg, Kansas, where
she has been seeking relief from the |
waters of the spring at that place. She
found them very beneficial.
Mr.. Jacob Gebhardt has erected one |
of the handsomest farm houses in the |
county on his farm just north of Salina.
The dimensions of the main building |
are 24xSo, and the wing I6x3b
On the first page of this paper We
publish the proceedings of the Con-
gressional Convention in IA nutshell. |
which were furnished 10 the Kansas
City journal by that papers reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. :. Wimarth have
returned from Colorado. Mrs. Viii
marth was quite sick IN that country,
and her return has made necessary
Mr.. Wilmarth will not return 10 Col.
orado.
Very thankful are all the farmers
that they have been favored with such
splendid weather for harvesting. Ii
could not be better. Ii has been en-
tirely favorable since the harvest
commenced.
The people Of Falun township cele-
brAted the Fourth at Hedlund's grove.