The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22
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discontinued
Col. Phillips len for the Indian
territory last Friday.
shsdRslect Forsse is engaged il
getting up his official bond.
/ = A meeting Of the Salina Post. O. A
r., next Saturday afternoon.
The boys make appointments TO se,
their girls at O'Clock, new time.
The whistle Of the GOodnow mil
has Mississippi steamer accent"
The excavation work on the new
Baptist church has been commenced,
Mr. /. G.. Skanclze went to Chicago
last week, To engage in his new bust
nsss. .sn
Some more rumOrs that Salina Il
soon 10 become a railroad eating sta.
tiOn.
They DO say that from II A. ". 70 -
last Sunday was the shortest hour on
record
DR.. w. A. Phillips and wife do not
leave for their western home until
after Thanksgiving
G. ). Martin and l.. NJ. futile are
trying their hand at the hailiff busl-
ness In the District Court
Mrs. Wager. wife Of the rector Of
the Episcopal Church, is recovering
from = very serious illness.
The fellows that love 10 sleep still
cling TO the old time, swearing that
the old fashion Is the best.
Capt. 5. H. Williams was called to
Illinois last week by news Of the serl-
Gus illness OF his father-In-law.
The carpenter work Of the new
Baptist church. has been awarded to
YalIn 4 JohnsoR--iheir bid being 1915.
The l.. p. Railway now have con.
veRlenees for keeping their through
and southern trains on separate
tracks.
r. A Smith has put maRy arts
tic touches with his brush on the
front of the Whitehead s Seaman
building.
The Board Of Education have ap.
pointed the following school hours
under the new time: $50 A. VI. and
1890 ~; l:i5 and AS p. NJ
The colOred Baptlsts have purchased
the old Baptist church building for
$500. II Is to be romoyed to a lot near
the Second Wsrd school house
Two hundred aud GIy calves were
received by Mr. league the first OF the
week for his stock farm south o;
Salina. They weIe purchased in Iowa
by Mr.. w. G. Haskell
Major A. H. Proctor, special agent
for the jacksonville Sulky Plow
Works, is stopping at the Mitchell
House He is an ex newspaper man,
and q very pleasant, intelligent gen
tleman.
d. A. Rice, one of the contractors
on the stone work OF the Topeka, Sa-
lina and Western, was formerly
resident Of this place His fathers
home was a part Of what Is now Capt.
Mothers residence.
The Christian church last Sunday
evening, was filed with an audience
numbered by some as high IS $40.
Elder Peale Is a most powerful aud
popular speaker.and never fails draw
ing very large audiences.
Mr.. Amos Anderson aud Mr.. VIII
liam Kent, both old residents Of Sa-
lima but now farmers ia Ellsworth
county, were in town last Tuesday.
The first named gentleman Is a broth :
er Of Mr.. J NJ. Anderson.
On Monday Major lnman received |
u dispatch announcing the death the I
same morning Of Jos w. Dyer. father
of Mrs Inman. For 50 years Mr.Dyer
has been Government Inspector Of .
at Portland, Maine.
Mrs. Colgroye, mother Of c. c. and I
E. c. Culp, started for Ohio last Mon
day. She will remain i'm that state
about six months. Mrs. f.. C. Culp
accompanied Mrs. COlgrove as faF a.
Kansas City. In which place she will
make a short visit.
Fred J. Ulsh, foreman Of the Her
aid Office, was married TO Miss Flo
renee Norton last Saturday, the Ger
emony occurring at the Presbyterian
and beiRg performed by
Rev w. A. Simkins And all the
printers say. shake!
We notice that two Of the mill and
elevator whistles announce the COM
and close Of work hours.
They are very pleasing to the ear and
we would like to hear the combined
band OF city whistles: They have a
busy, factory sound.
The new church Of the United
Brethren in the Bean neighbOrhoOd is
to be dedicated on Sunday, December
lG, Bishop Gebhardi, Of Iowa will be
present and conduct the services. We
are requested 70 extend an invitation
10 all to be present.
Union thanksgiving services will be
held at the Christian church on
Thanksgiving day at II o'clock A. NJ,
indsr the supervision OF the city Min
lsters' Association. Rev. J. A. ks.
,ell. Of the Lutheran church, will
preach the sermon
Mumps has invaded Salins and
stricken the fairest and dearest
Ind the biggest and best. Il is no
Of persons. and knocks at the
OF the rich as we'll as the
iug-Outs OF the poor. Il aches in the
darkness and pains at MONDAY. May
he mumps go hence ct a very early
lay.
The air has been thick with ru-
nOrs about the calling Of grand ju-
y, and the laE-breakers have been
luaking In beir boots. We under