The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-20
Corn prospecting erandly.


Twenty-Five TO forty bushels to tn e
acre is the wheat yield.
Mrs. r. p. Cravens started for Clay
county No, yesterday, for brief visit
Considerable sickness among the
children. Cholera iufantum princi
pally,
The wheat aud oat harvest has clos
ed, and the grain il rapidly being
stacked.
Rev. SINK ins takes "A months Va
cation, and visits with his I'll ms in
Michigan.
The family of H. : Eaton j. passing
th. summer months with relatives III
Michigan.
Councilman Al. Dodge j. now act
ing Mayor lie supports hi pr" TEN
honors gracefully.
The NJ. L. State Camp Meeting
commences at the Park ipur~r-ks
from next Tuesday.
A farmer named swanson, living
near Assaria, ihreshcd from ten acre
an bushels of wheat.
Henry DE Priest, of this city, is
engaged in the mailing department
of the Topeka CupitdL
We understand that there il consid-
cradle wheat in the Saline Valley
which has hot been cut.
The Sells circus poster boards are
being put up opposite the JOURNAL
office by carpenter Daum.
Mr.. John Haines has sold his farm
just northwest of town Ia Capt. {. W.
Banks. Consideration. II ,Hp
Judge Hanback, presented Sj.r' 10
the Mystics, who won ia the base
ball game al the Park last Tuesday
Mr.. John Donegan makes his head
quarters in the grain business IN the
building opposite the JOURNAL Block.
The city trcasurer's monthly report
submitted last Monday night showed
a balance in the city treasury of
Sl0i99l.
The Mystic Base Ball Club 20 Ia
Minneapolis next Tuesday, where
they are Ia meet face 20 face with a
strong nine.
C. II. Underwood Il Go. have pur-
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the material and erection Of an eleva-
tor at Assaria.
Sam Wilson has returned To Salina,
and will now remain here. The
sheep will be kept at the present To-
cation until sold.
Joe WoIsieff-r, who with Mrs. w,
has been visiting his wifc's relatives
at Pittsburg, Pa, for two weeks, re-
turned last week.
The concert given 10y llolman'-
Musical Twelve last Friday night
was not well attended, and the per
formance was only ordinary.
There will bc a meeting of the DEM
ocratic County Central Committee on
Saturday, July -, at 10 O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
at the Court House in Salina.
Eight hundred bushels of wheat
from twenty acres is not a bad yield
even i'm this year of monstrous crops
Well, this il one ease reported.
Mr.. Olof Peterson has just erected a
residence on his farm near Assaria,
costing about 81 800. The main part
2ix32 feet and the wing I6x2i feet.
Some ripe plums from trees in
Capt Banks yard are ahead of any
plums we have ever seen before.
Very large and very richly favored.
The 100 steers sold last week by
Hardison, Collins X league from Eden
Farm, and whichs averaged $50
pounds, melted on the farm SS;'.56
each
Mrs. J. &. M1luary, Of the Linden
Hotel, left for Hays city last Satur-
day, tn visit her son %. II. Mcluary
and family. She will bc gone for two
weeks.
Prof. Lyman Langworthy, of Bris-
tol, Ind. has been visiting his sis
tiers, Mrs John Foster and Mrs. &. W d.
Lynn, for week He il "A lawyer 10y
profession.
The attractive programme of the
Musical and Evolutionary entertain
ment, to begin in the Christian church
on Tuesday, August LIST, will bc pub
lished next week.
The ladies of the English Lutheran
church have been engaged this week
i'm decorating their church for the
Harvest Home exercises which take
place Sunday morning.
Two of the Sisters of Char ity have
gone Ia Lcavenworth. Their places
will Ice filed by two others, in accor-
dances with a custom of the church
requiring annual changes.
The city Board Of Edncation have
appointed Mrs. 4. J. Carruthers, u
Gypsum Creek. teacher i'm the
Fourth Grade. One position in the
First Grade yet remains 10 Ice filled.
Hon. Scion q. Thatcher, of Lawrence
"A candidate for Governor, was in
town last Monday. 1t was his first
visit TO Salina. Mr.. Thacher is II
member of the present State Senate.
Messrs. Hanback,, Dodge, T.. e. and
G. Z. Culp and NJ. ID. Berg, of the
Ruby * Treasury Mining Co., talk of
taking a trip Ia Colorado this week,
to take a look nj their property out
there.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sanborn died of cholera in
fantum last Tuesday evening. The
child's age was about fifteen months.
The parents have the sympathies of
many friends
]. T. Hayward having resigned the
Office of Treasurer of Board of Educ;l-
ton, the city council have on the rec
concentration of the Board appointed
+. {. Miller, cashier of the Salina
Bank, TO fill the vacancy.