The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22


dotte. was visiting the family Of Osca
Barns the past week.
Several OF our merchants are pre-
pairing to go East in u short timeN u
buy their Spring Goods.
Miss Jennie Berg was visiting he
sister. who lives i'm Bennington, OF
iowa county, last week.
c. w. Banks holds the responsible,
position of Judge, pro TEN, i'm the all
sence Of Judge Prescott.
Our tall, distinguished friend
Brandt, Is helping Mr.. Seitz, during
Thee. Werry's sickness.
The Servant Girls DEAL" Is the
name given the present rise i'm wheat
by Chicago specuistors-
The concert last Monday evening
was well patronize,l, and the compa
ny gave general satisfaction.
An Interesting revival meeting is in
progress at the Harmony school nous,
conducted by Rev. Kirkland.
There will be q shooting match on
the old circus ground. one quarter of |,
mile west Of town tomorrow.
Jos. Tribbey will leave tomorrow
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where ne ex.
poets to reside. We wish hin, album.
da1t success In his new home.
We noticed Hon. b. j. F.Hanna on
the streets shaking hands with old
friends the fore part Of the week.
A. NJ. Campbell is a pretty fair
snake story-teller. or course he is no,
. professional, but he does pretty well.
We publish this week, two ordi-
names that were PASSED by the coun-
ell ct their regular meeting last Mon
deg night.
Kansas has . champion quail eater.
He lives at Monrovia. and proposes to
ct three quails q day for thirty con-
sscutive days.
f. G. Phillips, reports his stock in
good shape after the severe weather
we have been having. They are sell
ing off their geldings.
Mr.. Joseph Moore was admitted to
the bar last Monday. We bespeak
for our worthy friend Mr.. Moore sue.
cessful future as an attorney.
John Flagg LEFT last Saturday even
ing for Manhattan. A card from him
says he will leave there with his fanli-
ly next Monday for Santa Fe.
A little row was INDUCED in Ly
some of the boys on Gypsum last
week; a few bruises was the result
Two Of the parties were arrested.
Mr.. Bryce Muir has lately completed
one Of the most commodious harms in
the county. II is complete I'm all its
parts and marvellously convenient.
Mrs. Van Eaton Is visiting her bro.
ther. Will Csvanaugb, in Topeka.
Sort Of q family reunion, Mr.. Tom.
Cavanaugh and family being there.
Miss Millie Keefer has been very
sick the past week with Scarlet fever.
She does not seem TO be getting better,
although hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
Mrs.. Carnes, of Pleasant Valley
township. died last Sunday morning,
ofTyphoid fever. Her husband, Chas
Carnes, died of the same disease q
short time ago.
Mr.. Fred wehde died last Monday
night. after two months illness, at
II o'clock, at his home on Eighth
street He had reached the advanced
aee Of On years.
Mrs. Robinson has received 81, 900
from Branifr 4 Cravens. on the GER
tidcate held on the life Of her hus-
band, aud $1,000 from the Kansas Be-
nevolent Society.
Mr.. Jas Sanboru has sold his beau.
tif0l black horse to Mine Host Witt
man. With his gray and black, Mr..
Whitman will have As stylish a team
% Salina can boast Of
Thee. Very IL slowly but surely
recovering from his sick spell. He
has had . hard siege Of II for the past
two or three weeks. We hope to see
him on our streets again soon.
Mr.. Burr authorizes us to state that
the over coat found by Mr.. Crawford
Wa promptly returned to him upon
noSice being sent, and wishes us to ex.
press his thanks for the same.
Mr.. Robert Anderson, q well.known
and highly respected citizen, who has
bsen quite . sufferer for . number OF
year., IL now very feeble and but lit.
tie hope b entertained Of his recovery
When we zee tightly laced woman
trying to enjoy . good laugh with q
smile on her mouth and tears In her
eyes, we think Of the dear old hymn,
which begins, "Let joy be uncon-
fined"
Mr.. Frank Simons has returned
from his Iowa visit, and will remain
with % few months, when he will
again try the healthy life ola miner
He will work In the Herald once
while here.
The fine weather we are having,
an1 the advanced price Of wheat has Q
tsadescy to enliven everybody. It
makes the farmer feel good. and vhal
pleases him, hes . corresponding ef.
~ on our business men.
Mr.. c. 6. Martin h making q SPLEEN
dld clerical record at Topeka. He IL
devoted entirely to his duties. 10 &C.
esomodat;ng, popular with all the
nsnben and considered the best
Gaeek By al odds In the House. Some
- he prominent member believe he
- stand Q tlut-clao chance for the
UDsf e,eskship tve jean hence.