The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-10
District Court next Monday.

trade II spoken Of.
Somebody whispered that little
rain wouldn't hurt
An infant boy of goodly dimensions
at Il. A. Litowich's.
Congressman John A. Anderson
was in town last Tuesday.
John A. Anderson considers Salina
the pre,tiest city in his diocese"
Commencing with Sunday we have
lad real summer weather thus far.
Rev. ]. A. Antrim preached at the
Mentor church last Sabbath morning.
Conductor Leslie h taking q week =
lay-on He IL suffering with rheuma-
tism.
The high winds of Tuesday culmi-
mated in slight fall Of rain Tuesday
night.
Mrs y. l.. Powell goe- TO Clay Cen
ter hext week, TO reinais during the
summer.
Rev Mr.. Shepherd filled the pulpit
of the Bspti-, church last Sunday
morning.
Rev. r. Wager is attending the Con-
vocation Of the Episcopal church at
Lawrence.
The workmen laying pipes along
the street give the city very metro
politan air.
Mr F.. Walton ana family started
for Illinois last Tuesday. for visit at
their old home.
\ Lincoln county contest ease has
been occupying the attention Of the
L. :. Land Office.
Rev. Mr.. Wager speaks well of his
efforts to organize an Episcopal con-
eregstion in Mcpherson
The quarterly statement of the
county treasurer shows balance i'm
the treasury of Sd, ssj.0i.
Capt. Hanna spent Monday in Sa-
lima. He hecsIne "a member nf the
Chihuahu1 excursion party.
Last TUESDAY Judge Hanback, and
family left for Osborn City, which
place Is Ia I've their future home.
II il reported that Mr. w. f.. We'll
is very low with the consumption, and
probably cannot survive many weeks.
Lieut.. James :. Phillips. of Salina,
expects To be ordered to sea about June
I. He is now visiting his mother in
California.
Miss Hottie Hamilton's department
in the public schools 9TH gradeD is To
be closed this week, owing To that
lady's illness.
A new engine is To he put into the
Goodnow mill in July. The present
engine has been repaired and the mill
is running again.
At the water works building the
smoke stack has been raised the stone
work of the well is well along and the
Tin roof is being put on.
Rev. Cleggett, an evangelist of ~
Louis. arrived last evening, and will
commence this evening holding meet
ings at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. W. III. Packard. an experienced
and successful teacher of music-latc
of Mendoza, Ills, has located here.
His card will be found elsewhere.
Rev. Mr.. Shepherd, Baptist min
lister, Of Hart county, KY, is visiting
his old friend Mr.. ii. 4. Davis. He
may become resident Of Salina.
The cherry trees hereabout are
loaded down with youthful fruit. The
strawberry beds, also, show strong
symptoms of the luscious short cakes
to come.
The Lords Supper will he cele-
brated at the Lutheran church next
Sabbath morning. Preparatory ser
vices Saturday aftergoon at 2:3o
o'clock.
W. W. Whittridge was i'm town
Monday. He still has faith in Ben
Butler aud says he will be reelected |
Governor of the Bay State il he wants |
the Office
IL has been decided to refuse admit |
tauce to the High School Commence
ment all children under ten years of
age. whether accompanied by their
parents or not
Rev ]. w Eoung-late rector Of the
Episcopal church here. has published
book Of poems entitled 1.-The
Moons, which is highly compliment
81 by the New York Churchmdn.
The Grand Commandery of Kansas
has been in session in Topeka. Capt
Hanna represented the Askelon Com
msniery of Saiina. Jacob Dewitt was
elected Deputy Grand Commander.
The water works ditchers have conf
pletei their bitches on Santa Fe as far
as Ash street. and they are now at
work on east Iron avenue. The mains
have been laid on santa Fe a. far as
Ash.
The excavation work for the Good
now mill additions is under way. w.
III. Shafier has the contract for the
excavation work. John 4. Nelson
commences with the masonry next
Monday.
Mrs. e. NJ. Dow. who has had charge
of the school at Berwick the past year.
has been engaged as instructor at the
Normal Institute i'm Ottawa county.
Term commences July Q, and contin-
ues six weeks.
The Herdld's suggestion that the
&. A. r. Post prepare for n proper OBJ
servance of Decoration Day meets the
hearty approval of all, and the Post
assemblies next Saturday to consider
the matter.
According to the Iadependcn, Tom
Green is employed at the salary of
81. 800 to superintendlthe proposed con-
struction of the L. r. Railway from
this place to Lincoln Center. COM
mencing with the first Of next month.
Professor TappaE. assisted bv Mr.. |