The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-28

ming.
Mr. Will Warner and Miss Neili'
Warner, of Kansas City, are visiting
here.
Mr. r. Rice and lady, Of Adams
Ill are visiting their son Mr. J. w.
Rice.
The noble Smoky Hill in many
places is now but a .'murmurin@
brook
Misses A. f.. and c. l. league start
for ST. Louis To attend the Fair, this
evening.
The picnic season has been merged
into that Of "all join hands and circle
to the left"
Sheriff Radclif placed Mrs. Dickcy
-adjudged insane-in the Topeka
asylum last Sunday.
Misses Rosa and Minnie Very are
spending the week in Kansas city.
attending the Fair.
Master Eddie Culp entertained n
large party "f his little friends last
Monday afternoon.
An interesting historical letter on
New Mexico. from =. e. sloan, is pub
lished this week.
Eleven carloads of cattle were ship
ped to Kansas City from Eden Farm,
L., N,,Ha,- niubt
All the new sheds along the north
fence Of the Fair Grounds are Ia re-
main there permanently.
Mrs. John Tenant and Mrs. Mary
A. Flagg, Of Manhattan. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flagg.
Elder VIM. Smith has left Topeka.
and is again Fast with the hopes "f
benefiting his failing health.
We are sorry To hear that Col.
Palmer is again confined To his bed
We hope he may soon recover.
A stock man from Vermont VIII" u
now here says our Fair Grounds are
the tlnt~l ne ever saw AZ.
A child of Mr.. Daniel Humharcer,
of the Saline valley, was buried nom
the Catholic church last Thursday
Charlie Gas. formerly of Norwalk il
clerkiny in the Pacific House, Saiina,
Kansas. -NorUaK on REFLECTOR.
Twilight lets its curtain down by ="
pm, and early candle light comes
a little too early again to suit business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. a. Edwards, OF
New York City, are visiting here
Mrs. Edwards j. sister of {. a Hitler.
Hon. n. II WaystsT has been drawn
A. a petit Juror in the L. = District
court, commencing at Leavenworth,
OctS
The farmers having ceased waiting
for "A change in the weather, have been
very busy seeding during the last
week.
The members Of the English Luih-
eran church are contemplating the
purchase Of bell, Ia weigh 2E"
pounds.
Grandma Phillips is fast recovering
from her late illness. Her many
friends are much delighted over her
recovery.
The Robertson Baglcy assault ease
was tried again last week, and the jury
again failed TO agree. The ease has
since been settled.
The Salina Post. q. A. r.. held n
meeting last Saturday night at Odd
Fellows Hail. and mustered in five
additional comrades.
1T. Robinson carried an insurance
policy in the Kansas Benevolent, and
the members will soon Toe called upon
to contribute s. each.
Capt. J. u. Marsh is in tpwn on
business. He is now located At Milton.
Pa, but il liable to return 10 Salins
ut any time, in our opinion.
We understand that Mr.. l.. G..
Skancke, of Lindsborg, has $4,000
worth of broom corn which he raised
this year, now under cover"
Mr.. Joe Wellington has purchased
Mr.. w. NJ. Clarkson's half in Culp &
Clarkson's sheep Interests. Their
flock now numbers about lino.
Mr. j. +. Clinton reports that a sort
Of ring worm has done considerable
damage to the wheat kernels which
have been sown, up in Lincoln county.
Some of wellslager K Phillips
Texas stock have strayed, and are prob
ably on their way to texas. They are
trying To head off the wanderers, how
ever.
The Lawrence Journal says that
Judge Hanback, has promised Ia de-
liver a lecture before the students of
the State University sometime during
the year.
The National Bank take possession
Of their new quarters in December
The new vault and bank furniture to-
gether will cost i'm the neighborhood
of$s 500.
About twenty years ago Judge Ham
ilton was engaged in cutting hay near
the old fair grounds. and the hills to
the west beyond Dry Creek were black
with bufialoes.
The new comet il visible in the east
just before sunrise. or about four O'Clock
in the morning For lands sake, v
don't undermine your constitution by
arising that early to look at il,
w. w. Ballard, of the finn OF
Hawkes. & Ballard who have operated
extensively in stock and land on Gyp-
sum Creek for several years. died n,
Circleville, Ohio, last week wednes.
day.
Mr.. Hi Merrell, Of Chicago, is visit
ing his father and brother. He is EN-.
ployed In the general Office Of rail-
road in Chicago, in which he is rap.
dly advancing to the front.