The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
School next Monday.

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lead 4 .>eg.sn.
School next Monday.
Blaine at Topeka next Friday.
Shall we have foot bridge into the
park? We ought TO have.
County Fair two weeks from next
Wednesday.
A large amount of wheat has been
marketed during the past ten days.
Charley johnson at Radcliff's boasts
Of a new boy of the best architecture.
Purchas. membership ticket Ia the
County Fair Make entries at once.
Mrs. Robert SiIls. Of Chenna, III i
visiting her sister Mr.. 4 ID. Good
win.
HpwartC ii,slI i "n another visit
to 'hirt..r s..i 9TH y inIri-,- "n.is'
god.
Canning asa '."ttiins time al ihr
wear The .i.i..lus.- are All hu-y
with u.
Rev. l.. II Holt pastor %: thu H.p-
list church OF giay Centre, r,!lri ia-l
Saturday
Frank Seaton, returning from D"u-
yer To- Kansas City, was in town the
first Of the week.
Judge Foster nurses "A spra ined
ankle. The Emporia platform Was
too full of holes.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has returned from
Colorado, and the Professor from the
Mcpherson Institute.
Rev. J. ii. Young, of the Episcopal
church, spends his vacation on Long
Island. He i already there.
Wheat took a good-size,i tumble the
first of the week ami the effect was Ia
make p- ,pie feel "ower bilious
A mastering officer will come up
from Manhattan 10 muster ia the vet
Grams who take part in the Reunion.
A. J. Holmqvist has purchased Mr.
Bounds interest in the agricultural
implement store of Bniunh K Lean
der.
Harvest Home and THANKSGIVING
Festival given under the auspices If
the Cath bile church al the Park to-
day.
The big" posters for the county
fair are being posted up about the
county. They make fine appear
ance.
regular monthly meeting last Mon
day night No business of iinportanre
was Transacted.
Mrs. r l.. Norton has been quit. |
sick but is nearly recovered. She will
accompany thc Major Ia Baltimore, If |
able To make the trip.
Soldiers Reunion AT Topeka next
week. There will bc very large at
tendance from saline county upon the
Reunion and state Fair.
W. j. Hagler having purchased the |
small dwelling house on Iron Avenue |
belonging 10 J. II. Day. removed II |
yesterday down on To Santa Re.
The material of the Lay bake oven
has been hauled Ia tine location Of the
new bakery soon Ia Ice built on the lot |
east Of the old H.roid building.
Mr. 4. W. Irwin, manager of The
Chillren's Educational Endowment
Association of Topeka called last
Tuesday. He establishes AN agency
here.
We are indebted Ia Peter ;p"hn for
n nice collection "f peaches of the
way up order. They were hand
some Ia behold but hanlsomcr to the
palate.
Mr.. James Gebhart designs cngag-
i'm the coal business. He has rented |
the Darlington warehouse formerly |
occupied by Ed Lott as his place of
business.
Miss Ida Criswell, "A former resident
of this city, is now in Colorado and
most grievously afflicted. She is
blind, and her family believe that she
will not live many weeks.
John Culp. Geo. Hull, Chas Daily |
and Miss Clara Hanback, went down |
IL Lawrence the first Of the week, to |
become students in the State Univer-
sity.
Thos. Il Gibson. who was a part |
ner Of r. 7. Cravens Esq. fora short |
time i'm ISIS, is the Democratic noun
inee for Representative in Crawford
county.
Over Sl31 was paid out for freight |
on general merchandise a few days |
Ago. And the daily receipts at the
depot for freight just at the present
time reach nearly that amount.
Mrs. J. +. Robinson returned from
New Mexico Ia Salina, last week. Her
husband arrives this week Mr. Rob-
inson thinks some of locating in Kan
sas City. He has had enough of New
Mexico.
We are requested 10 state that il has
been arranged So that those who par
ticipate i'm the Soldiers Reunion are
expected Ia take the - o'clock tram |
next "Wednesday evening. Boys. be
on hand.
The Literary Society folk talk of
managing "A lecture course here this
winter. Such a venture comes more
appropriately under their '.juris;lic-
ton" and We hope they will furnish
us a fine course for the winter.
A sunfiower stalk, Il feet high,
standing in front Of Schwartz's hard
ware store, attracted universal atten-
ton last Friday. Ii was harvested
on the East side and splendid speci-
men Of the ''lordly suniiower"
Those from abroad who took part in
the Camp Meeting were wonderfully |
delighted with our Park, some Of |
them saying il was the handsome, 81
piece of Park land they had ever seen.
These people 20 away and spread the
fame of Oak Dale's beauty all over
the land. And thus We are advertised.