The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-02
Oysters very ripe.

Toieiku ppiiticiaH- 'fiN huilti'h
last Tuesday.
Yard rubbish fires begin IT, spread
their fragrance.
Observe the auction sale notice pub
lished elsewhere.
With such weather the buds ar,
swelling very fast.
MohIer Gilkcsom x Hitler arr mov,
ing into their new office.
Two new switches are TO bc put il
Immediately nj the depot.
"Young man eloquent -Wendline
go and hear him tonight.
at"boistcruus March''of Vcnnor',
opened in a very mild mood
A new German Singing Society Wa,
organized last Monday night.
Messrs. &, # & West intend making
some fine in 'ovements in th"'- ''rr' .
shop.
The Salint band srrcnadei Mr.. aud
Mrs Au. Encs;rrH ia-l saturday
night
Mrs. H. VI .tIlister. of Kansas City,
Is visiting h, 'e-a guest of the MisSg-
Dooicy.
&. :. Conrad has sold his Santa Tc
residence property Ia Wesley Wei
lington
A good communication from \. I.
Sloan, on New Mexico, is published
this week
The B. x VI surveyors soon return
to Salina To make their headquarters
here for season
DIR. Schnec, dentist. returned from
the East last Saturday, and is no.
ready for business.
Surveyors were engaged in stalking
out the ground for the new depot a; IA.
main track yesterday
A runaway last Tuesday afternoon.
Man somewhat bruised hut no bone :
broken. Name not learned
We are obliged To defer the puhli.G.
have received. until next week.
The family of Col. Phillips started
for New Mexico yesterday, where they
will remain for several months.
w. s. Warner was released from mil
last saturday evening. having succeed
ed i'm obtaining the required bail
Mr. Price, Of Colorado, brotheriu-
law Of Mr. J w. Rice. of this city. wa-
visiting here the first of the week.
Married, Feb. -, Iss2. at Saliua.
Kansas, by Rev. A. NJ. Steward. Mr..
VIM. r. Searles Ia Miss Leila Brown.
Mr.. ID. NJ. West has sold his resi-
dence property. at the corner Of Eighth
and South streets, To Mr.. }. VI. Cham
pion.
The Christian church dinner aud
supper last Saturday were well patron
lied. Somewhere about S68.9o were
realized
Peter Mugler is Ia have charge of a
AIRY of 5000 per year. He starts for
Colorado next week
Lots of fun the boys have at night
with hand ear on the new track We
only wish there may not be any serious
accident in all this sport
A large crowd in town last Saiur.
day. Long deferred visits to Salina
and the very pleasant weather very
naturally filled our streets.
Mr.. II. u. Kelley, editor of the Me-
Pherson Freeman. called last Tuesday.
He Is the editor of one OF the hes;
papers in this part of the state.
Work was recommended on the
Fourth street railroad track and extern
sion last Monday. The track is now
laid through r. l.. Bonds land.
The saloon building formerly owned
by II. I. Davis is To have an addition
i'm the rear. and Messrs. Litowich,
Woisieffer d Co. are TO move into II.
Rev. W. Wright, pastor of the See
ond NJ. f. Church, will preach next
Sunday evening on "Mormonism in
the United States" All are invited
a drunken spree last SUNDAY result
ed not only in considerable damage Ia
a vehicle, but cost one Of the parties
captured some Sl2 i'm the police cour,
Charley Luhbers. a former resident
of Salina, recently received severe
shock while in the employ of the Flee
trio Light Company of Denver. aud is
insane
Married. on last Thursday. Feb -.
AT Pleasant Ridge, by the Rev J. Ire
wartha, Mr.. Antony Siefert. of Saliua,
to Miss Ellen Silver. of Berwick. Sa-
line county.
The township trustees of the va
rious townships are 10 meet at the
court house next Monday, 10 form a |
basis of assessment of taxes, as pro.
vided by law
We hope the Good Deacon has not |
forgotten the drop curtain in the midst
of his iabors 10 suppress the county
commissioners Keep up the ends,
Good Deacon
Mr.. NJ. NJ Briggs started for II.
Louis last Sunday night for the pur-
pose Of receiving treatment for his
eyes, which have been troubling him
great deal lately.
On Saturday last the first passenger
car passed over the Fourth street road.
II contained Asst. Supt. Brinkerhoff
end other railroad men, who were in
specting the new track.
The new survey on the Topeka, Salt
ma q Western, runs over the hill on
Henry Rosemond's place. southeast
OF town, and from thence directly
south Of Iron Mound.