The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-27

Monday.
The U. =. surveyors are still in the
Saline valley.
Leavitt's Giganteau Ministries mex
Monday night.
The soda water fountains will soon
be In operation.
Col. S. NJ. Palmer started for Crest
Cd Buttes, Col, last night.
May flowers, queen Of May and
Book beer will soon be on tap.
DIR. Daily is the Salina correspond
ent If the Kansas City journal.
Kendall horse books still on hand
for distribution among subscribers.
Judge Hanback, heard Oscar Wilds's
lecture at Topeka, Thursday night
Strawberries are 80 cents a quart In
Kansas City. Please send US five
strawberries.
DR.. Dodd, late Christian minister
Of this city. lately had q 500 buggy
stolen in Topeka.
Mrs. Sloan, accompanied by her
grand children, returned to Las Vegas,
N. NJ. vest. rdsy morning.
A larger acreage Of corn il being
planted this year than ever before.
Corn will be plenty in Egypt.
The papers seem to speak in good
terms of Lcavitt's Ministries. which
perform here next Monday night.
Frank Dooley. the enterprising and
successful agent Of the Kanaas City
Journal, was i'm town last Thursday
Mr.. II. Hammer, county clerk of
Lincoln county, celebrated his fifth
wedding anniversary last Monday.
The iron work upon the cells at
the Jail Is finished, and the roam
greatly improved by the change.
Flies begin to he troublesome and
window and door screens are being
anchored in their accustomed places.
The new German Singing Society
are to hold picnic in the woods near
Mr.. Bush's vegetable farm, on the
Fourth of July.
Arthur Day il now i'm Chicago, en-
ployed by Autograph house in
sketching. He will enter the Art
School i'm the fall.
Mr.. John Anderon starts to-day for
Robinson City, n. NJ, where he has
an interest in saw mill. He vii re.
main until Aug. l.
The list of bills allowed by the
county commissioners at their late
session is published on the fourth
page of this paper.
The growing wheat is taking long
leaps towards maturity. II makes
zones eyes water" Ia look out ovel
the grand wheat fields.
Friday afternoon last was warm,
windy and dusty. The next day
was very cold and misty, and overcosts
and fires were necessary.
Very few people in town last sat.
urday. The cold and dIsagreeable
weather prevented their congregsting
In the usual Saturday style.
Revs. w. 4. Simkins aud VIM.
Bishop, and Mr.. ID. L. Phillips attend
the Presbytery which commence. nj
Clyde, Cloud county, tonight.
J. ID. NJ. Conrad is employed in 6
store at Logan, Kansas. He represent.
some interests e. II. Underwood &
Co have in the stock Of goods.
The Methodists will give q dinner
and supper at the Lay Restaurant room
on May 9th. A good meal can be
obtained for twenty-five cents.
Rev. A. J. Hesson, of Mercersburg.
Pa, will preach in the English Luth-
sran church next Sabbath morning.
The NJ. E church OF this city last
week raised fifty dollars for the
congregation Of Chapman Creek. who
lost their church by the late cyclone
A third boy brings much pleasure
70 the home Of c. c. Culp. and the
very mention OF 1t carries many a
sweet smile to the proud, paternal
face.
A meeting Of stockholders and lot
owners Of the Gypsum Hill Cemetery
Association Is to be held at the Office
Of r. H. Bishop, Esq, on Monday
May Is.
The present sheriff Of Trego county,
Mr.. Lucas, WAS once a resident of Sa.
lima. He was partner with Mr.. G. F
Supple in the agricultural implement
business.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
intend giving strawberry entertain.
ment come evening next week-the
particulars Of which will be hereafter
announced.
A party Of fishermen, one day last
week, captured thirty nice "sun fish,
In the brook OH the Gels place. and
had them cooked in royal style at q
neighboring farmers.
A Congregational minister, Rev. DR..
6. d. Storrs, of Topeka, will preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sab.
bath morning and evening. He is
reported to be a fine speaker.
Mr.. Jos. Moore, clerk of the district
court, started for Trumbull county,
Ohio, last Thursday night His fami-
iy have been visiting there for some
time. He will be absent about ten
days.
Mr.. Greeley, Secretary Of the Agri.
cultural Society, has written to the
omcsn Of Fair Associations Of elev-
On counties, proposing the District
Fair plan. He receives no encourage
ment In the matter.
c. W. Eagborg. brother Of August
Engborg-employed In the Grand
Central Hotel, arrived direct from Swe-
den Monday morning. He belonged to
apaRty Of four, Of which TIRES are old
hissds q August Helmqvist,