The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-29
The grain is falling. falling.

The grain is falling, falling.
Next Tuesday il the Fourth.
The uptown depot will have a
chance 10 grow.
Miss Lille Clarkson left yesterday.
for Illinois for n years visit.
New walks have been constructed
across Seventh street ON Walnut.
In the cool seIuestered cellar the
boys frequently gather in council.
Mercury was lowering very closely
TO loo' last Friday and Saturday.
Frank II. shaw has been appointed
assistant superintendent for the Fair.
e. A. wengrenn, Of the Hdro,den,
Kansas City, was in town yesterday.
The Maennerchor society will cele-
brate July 4, at Gels grove, by pic
ME.
Aug. Engstrom l. embellisied with
All ivy-poisoned eye. 1t j. the left
one
Harvest hands are i'm demand. \
good chunk Of a boy gets - 30 i'm the
wheat-field.
The quarterly meeting Of the coun
ty commissioners commences next
week Monday.
Capt. l. r. Bradshaw. of the John
A. Logan Mining Co., is in town for IA
two weeks stay.
Mr.. Al Davis has ioo acres of thirty
bush-ls-to-thc-acre wheat. Better
than mining, Al.
An agent canvassing the town last
week took orders for thirty-onc L. :.
maps in five days
Rev. J. A. Antrim j. Frustrated
with malaria. and was unable Ia
preach last Sabbath.
Mrs. e.. W. Jones left for Denver
last evening. A marriage j. in the
taps. Good enough.
e. A. Hodge. of Abilene. son of Reg
lister Hodge, of the Land Office, was
In the city, Tuesday.
Miss Eliza Watson, of New York
IL visiting her brother Mr.. X T. Wat
son arriving last Friday.
Very few farmers in town last Sat
urday. They were too busy with their
machines To come Ia town.
Campbell n Tuthill are ar.umula-
ting large pile Of rock ia the space
in the rear "f the JoUHNAL Office.
MesSr-. HiII 4 Burnhan. "f Man
haitian, will bring their tine bl"odcI
horses aud cattle, To our county fair.
&. l.. Hus-ry. of Salina. j. among
the Kansas pensioners who have just
had their Government claims adjusted
.Geo. &. Lockwood, formerly of Sa-
lima, but now of Marion Center, was
In the city Monday on his way to the
State Convention.
Jacob Dewitt j. left alone in his
glory Ia run the I. = Land Dfiirr.
The balance of the force is al the To-
peka Convention.
John r. Anderson has returned
from Kansas city, having just COM
pleted his course nf study AT Spalding's |
Commercial College
Miss Jennie Briniil, of \ ltnuna. IA
sister of J. 4. BranifI, Esq, arrived
last Thursday. She will visit her.
during the summer.
r. Goodnow - 60. have commenced |
building AN elevator at the new town |
OF Mentor, seven miles south of town. |
Capacity 1000 bushels.
During the absence of the editor Of |
this paper ut Topeka :hi- week, Mr.. |
w. IL Johnson kindly consents Ia put |
on our editorial harness
T. r Bowen in making the recent |
assessment of the city, took a census |
of the town. He found the total pop
nlatiun of S'alina Ia hc 3,0l1.
Capt. Mohler has been employed
by the Kelly contrasting delegation |
Of Mcpherson county, 10 present their |
case la Tie Stale convention.
A few samples of new wheat brought |
into town look very iine-full. large,
white and clean. The wheat this year
will generally rank first grade.
Mentor il a new postof,ice just es-
tablished in the W. A. MaNwall neigh |
borhood, six miles south of Salina.
Thos. NJ. Bacon is the postmaster.
A. Mr.. Anderson, from California.
iectured Tuesday evening al the Chris
tian Church on Lincoln and Gar
field" and last night on temperance.
A. T. 4 NJ. II. Grier will remove
their stock of millinery, etc, about
August TO the former place OF bust
hess on Santa Fe avenue, south of
Iron avenue.
Messrs. Haskell and sweet. the
Maine gentlemen of whom We spoke
wa weeks ago ~ old acquaintances of
Mr.. NJ. ID. league, have rented the
Linden Hotel.
Saline county selected no delegates
to the National Greenback Congress
sional Convention, which assembled
at Clay Center yesterday. She was
entitled To two.
Capt Geo. w. Smith. an old and
esteemed farmer of Gypsum Creek
valley, died last Thursday, of con-
sumption. His funeral occurred at
Poheta. Friday afternoon.
Saturday WAS one of the unrecorded
dull days among our business men.
Everybody seemed 10 be in the har-
vest field. Even the melodinus voice
of the auctioneer was unheard
Capt Hanna has returned 10 Wa
keeney from his recent trip to Wash
ington. ID. G., to attend the marriage
Of his son Ben. Mrs. Hanna remains
in Washington for the present.
Several Kansas editor. are claiming
the honor of being the youngest editor
in the State. We might successfully