The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-01
School IL closed.

The school bell il silent.
The corn now has q chance.
No new mining news this week.
Prof. F. NJ. HanAlton is in Colorad o
Ten days hence harvest will com
mence.
Prof. Q. Z. Ruggles, the artist, is
in town.
The currents of tn streams are bad
ly discolored.
Mrs. Lay started for Indiana yes,
terday morning.
Miss Alice Randall returned TO To-
peka last Monday.
Mr.. Patrick ShaDahan has been
down to Kansas City on cattle bust
ness.
Geo. Rohrer. once SalIna resident
but now of Abilene, was i'm town Tues
day.
Some rust i'm the wheat fields re-
ported, but not i'm such condition a. to
do damage
Fred Quincy has returned from Col
orado, and will remain here until
after harvest.
Harvest will not come quite 80 soon
~ was generally expected, but will
be here soon enough.
There will be more Nos ]. and =
wheat in Saline county this year, than
there ever was before.
The railroad time table il terribly
changeable. About As Unstable as the
wheat market is sometimes.
John Whine, the genial clothier Of
Kansas City, was i'm town last week
inspecting the boys garments.
Mr.. T. A. Williams returned from
Pennsylvania last Sunday night. He
IL ut his old post i'm Sherrin's Bank
Miss Gertie Powers has returned
from theCollege at St.Charles, Mo-, to
spend the vacation with her parents.
Mr.. w. a. Morton, general agent of
the Kansas Farmers Mutual Insu-
rance Co.. OF Abilene, called last Mon
day.
Mrs. Clara Goodnow and children,
accompanied by Mr.. Frank Goodhow,
started for Norwaik, Ohio, last sunday
morning.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to the First Annual Ball of
the Abilene fire department, to lie
given tomorrow evening
Our Salina correspondent of the
Kansas City Journal gave that paper IA
well-written account of the High
School commencem INT exercises.
Mrs. T. II. Davis, of Saiina, is visit
Ing at the residence of Mrs. r. II.
Becker, corner of Fourth and Della
ware.-Leauenworh Times. Nay -.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs.
VIM. Bishops health still continues
poorly. Her husband thinks of re-
moving her to Eureka Springs within
. week or SO.
IL to be married 10 young lady of
Washington, d., &. in few DAYS
Capt. Hanna has gone on 10 attend
the wedding.
"Those paths where angels tread"
says the poet, 'are sweet forever"
1t II very plain that no angel has |
trs
walk, west side.
Ten car loads Of iron and other ma
terial were received by the Leaven-
worth, Topeka Il Southwestern road |
yesterday and Sunday /
Times, Tuesday.
The wheat berry is now rs plump
~ nice little maiden. One week
more and nothing can prevent its
becoming No. I or No. = wheat, OK
cept the ravages of the hail storm.
Quite a lot of groceries were stolen
from Haggart & Woodward's store last
Friday night. Entrance was made by
the thieves through the rear door
The officers have some trace Of the Of
Tenders.
The time Of arrival and departure Of
trains on the Salina Il uth-western
ID soon 10 be changed IL il stated
that the train will start for Mcpherson
Ut O'Clock =. NJ, and arrive Mt Salina
1t o'clock A. NJ.
As will be noticed by the call Of
Capt. Hilton, published elsewhere, the
6alina Rifles will formally ele ct a cap
tain next Tuesday evening, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Lewis Hanback,.
Rev. A. NJ. LeVeau, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, started
for Moline. ILL.,, last Tuesday He
delivers q lecture before the Angus
tana College of that city. He will lie
absent about a month.
The new fast train will run the go
miles between Kansas City and
Brookville in six hours. 1t will leave 1
6alina going east, at about l2 o clock NJ,
and arrive Mt $40 p. NJ. The new time
table will go into force next Sunday.
Col. s. NJ. Palmer has about complet- s
ID arrangements for renting hotel and
at Crested Buttes. Col. 1t is '
, fine building, with forty rooms, and
the rent is about 500 a month. The
Colonel would make q splendid land
lord.
rs.John I. Itzen. of Cambria town.
ship, died last Friday and was buried
The afternoon of the following day.
Mr.. Itzen Is one of the oldest citizens ,
Of this county, aud his many old
friends: are panied TO hear of his sad :
Mr. A. s. Hall, of Bavaria has |,
brought to our office q twelve-inch /,
branch from peach tree which con- v
Eains thirty-five well formed healthy, Z
good sized peaches. The peaches v
average nearly three inches i'm cir 4
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