The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-23

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RCgi-trr.
Milton Mobiles.
BE sure and register.
O the winds, they do blow.
Handel Oratorio concert tonight
Quite cold weather since Sunday.
Mr.. w. w. f. Gilbert goes to Dem
yer.
Milton Mobiles next Wednesday
night.
City election one week from next
Monday.
A vast amount of prairie burning
going on.
The garden rake doth spread out
over the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Ober have gone
East on a short trip.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Briggs returned from
Cincinnati last Friday.
G. l. Hussey, ESD, has returned from
a prolonged visit in Iowa.
Mr.. G.. Clark Prescott, of Kansas
City, is visiting her relatives here.
IT. Robinson has moved his saloon
into the old Ryan saloon building.
Mr. Ober's infant child has been
dangerously sick but is now better.
The registration books will be closed
Oh saturday Of this week the 25thl.
The Good Deacon still groans in his
last hours and loveth not his old asso-
ciates.
Rev. DIR. Davis left Salina for his
new charge. Baldwin City. last Tues
| day
Nobody but the Good Deacon seems
much agitated over the approaching
city cle'; ion.
The waving wheat is just jumping
towards maturity. Harvest Is not n
long way off.
Mr. &. :. Wilmarth expects to go to
Colorado the first of next month, and
engage at his trade.
The Republican Central Committee
| Of Saline County is called TO meet on
Saturday, April lst.
Mrs. Hayes, wife of the assistant
cashier of the National Bank, il sick
at the Pacific House.
Miss Minnie Very goes to Manhat-
tan this week, TO become a student i'm
the Agricultural College.
A through mail from Kansas City to
Denver is about settled Is the next new
thing in the postal service.
Mr. Frank Merrell came up from
Kansas City last Monday. He will
| spend at least month here.
Milton Mobiles only stops off once on
his trip from Kansas City to Colorado
Springs, and that is at Salina.
Tickets TO the Handel Oratorio next
| Thursday evening, 30 cents each. For
sale at Whitehead 4 Seaman's.
Word has been received that coun-
ty treasurer Greeley's health has not
improved since. he went East.
Rev. J. A. Antrim, the new NJ. +,
pastor, occupies Judge .. p. Hamil-
tons residence on Eighth street.
Messrs. Sanford aud Tarbush will
| arrive soon, to take charge of the
race track for horse training pur'
| poses.
Milton Mobiles one night only-Wed.
| nesday, March ~ General admission,
- cents. Nocxtra charge for reserved
seats.
Mr.. Willis Bristol has fitted up two
fire bath rooms in his barber shop.
They are credit to the city i'm every
respect.
| The clouds were heavy last Sunday,
and there were strong symptoms of
rain. But there was only a light
sprinkle.
Rev. Mr.. Young, the new Episcopal
rector, conducted services last Satur-
day. His congregation were pleased
with him.
We judge that Sells circus will be
here this spring. We have received q
vast amount of advertising of their
great show.
| &c. Bender has two of the best
horses in this section, with which ht
expects to make stir among tn.
horse men.
At the City council meeting last
Monday night, the resignation of
councilman Shute, of the Fourth ward,
was accepted.
Mr.. ID. ID. Stuart goes to Colorado to
night. He has four months job in
the mountains. He will return TO Sa
lima in the fall.
Rev. Maxwell Phillips returned
from Mexico last Monday night, and
will remain here for week or SO. He
is on a business trip.
Messrs. Fred Eberhart and l.. ..
Wight have returned from Colorado.
They bring most brilliant reports o
their mining prospects
The total number of voters register
ed thus far is so. BY wards it is as fol
lows: LIST ward, 81; ID ward IS; 81
ward, 81; 4th ward, -.
st. Patrick's Day was not observed
by any ceremonies, but there was quit,
general wearing of the green
among the Saints admirers.
| Mr.. Milton Mobiles is a very good &C
tor. He gave many evidences Of care
full training and wide experience
" y. World, Aug. l., 1880.
We mentioned last week that c. d
Falconer was the new proprietor o.
the Pennsylvania House. We should
haue said the keystone House.