The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-30

Ohio, last Monday.
II. Robinson has sold his saloon
interests to w. H. Sweeney.
Lenten services are held twice q
week at the Episcopal church.
Some very warm days lately-espec
tally last Saturday and Sunday.
The services of the forty hours devo-
ton are being held at the Catholic
church.
Paul Ho6 has retu rned from Mis.
souri, and goes to work for r. H. Dihle
again.
Blue grass has most healthy color
for this season Of the year, and II do.
ing finely.
Peel 4 Holmqvist are repairing their
soda water factory and getting ready
for spring business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Greeley have re-
turned. Mr.. Greeley says that his
health IL improved.
Mr.. H. A. Kellogg lost about $50
bushels ofcorn in Mitchell County, re-
Gently, by a prairie fire.
The peach trees have been In full
blossom for several days, and make q
very pretty appearance.
Handel Oratorio tonight.
Some party stole about SO worth OF
fruit trees from Banker & Northrop's
stock last Friday night.
s. T. Smith, Archie Williams and
other U. P. officials were In town on q
special last, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Wilkeson goes to Wyo-
ming next week, to join. her husband
They will remain there until October.
Messrs. Hardesty, Green and others,
Of Lincoln Center, were In town on u.
5. Land Office business last Monday.
Rev. Stewart expects to start East
next week. His pulpit will be filled
by different persons during his alb
sence.
Rev. Mr.. Antrim received o letter
from Elder Smith last Monday, stat
ing that his health was much i'm
proved.
Mr.. &. Eberhardt's old dwelling
house il feeling its way to the loca-
ton next north of the Christian
church.
The State Board of railroad Assess
ors came up from Mcpherson on q
special last Saturday, on their way to
Topeka.
Water Is found frozen In exposed
tubs and pals some mornings, but the
ice is not thick enough for ice house
purposes.
A Union Pacific civil engineer was
up Monday and staked of the ground
for both the main track and the up
town" depots.
Handel Oratorio tonight.
Messrs. Frank Hawkinson, Hassel-
| quist. Thorstenberg, Cederstam, and
Eberhardt, of the Handel Oratorio
called this morning.
Rev. J. p. Ash, State Sunday School
Missionary Of the Baptist Publication
Society, will preach at the Baptist
church on April 10th.
Mr.. Faulkner's present position on
the new railroad 10 disbureing
agent. His duties keep him overrun
with business all the time.
Sam. Gradwohl has rented the store
room recently occupied by Mn. Lay,
and will move his clothing stock into
II n soon as the room Is ready for him.
Among the beautiful solos that will
lie sung tonight by the Handel Orato.
rio Society, will be Jenny Lind's n.
vorite, ~ know that my Redeemel
liveth."
Banker 4 Mort hrop and 1. Garrison
4 Son have had their nursery stock
displayed for the last week on the va
cant ground south Of the Grand Cen.
tral Hotel.
Maj. Merrell 10 now fully installed
As proprietor Of the Farmers Elevator,
and Is ready for the patronage Of the
farmers. His son Frank will assist
In the business.
Mr.. A. c. Sloan sends Us Q full.
blooded Mexican paper 1t must b
ably edited, - the words are too high.
flown for ordinarily educated people
to understand.
Handel Oratorio tonight.
Mr.. Claus Thelander was displaying
his reaper patent on the streets last
Saturday. Considerable attention wa
attracted to II, and the verdict was
that the machine worked like - charm
VIM. J. Kistler, of New Cambria,
received q telegraph Tuesday, an
nourcing the death of his father, John
S. Kistler, in Pennsylvania He Wis
tied here about two years ago.
The new presiding elder Of the
N. z. church will arrive here to make
his residence. one week from next
Monday. He will occupy Rev.
Smiths residence-possibly purchase
it.
The great chorus. " Hallelujah," b
considered by musical critics to be the
best musical compositiou in the world.
II will BE- sung by the Handel Ora
torio Society ct the Open House To-
night.
Judge Hanback, says that he hopes
toengage the "Tyroleans," 70 party Of
Austrian vocalists lately arrived from
Europe. who are giving concerts in
this country to wind up his Union
Lecture and Entertainment Course.
Mr.. Fessler. the purchaser Of the
Alexander place on Gypsum Crssk,
and Mr.. Etheridgs, the present owner
Of the Schiller plass (oncs TIE property
Of Col. Norton) situated west Of town,
have arrived and taken charge ofthelr
respective hsms.