The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-19

DIR J. w. Daily started for YOungs-
town, Ohio, Tuesday. to be gone a few
weeks.
Mr.. ID. &. Tinmons, of Peoria, I'LL
nois, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jos.
Sargent.
The boys who design going to the
reunion will start Saturday afternoon,
probably.
+. II. Loomis is employed in the
wholesale drug house of McPike 4
Fox, AtchisOn.
The liquor cases were called up last
| Tuesday and continued until one week
from next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Claflin have
gone to Wisconsin for q few weeks Of
visit and recreation.
Regular meeting Of the Kansas VAL
ley Detective Association, Saturday
July 2lst, at O'Clock.
Mrs. r. T. Watson started for Nor
walk, Ohio, yesterday for q six weeks
visit at her old home.
Monday night was even chilly"
A relief from the unpleasaItness of
numerous sultry nights.
Mr. Foster has removed his law Of
flee TO the Hedigan building-next
south of the Commercial House.
The picnic yesterday at the Wells
grove, north Of Salina, was pretty
well patronized by Salina folks.
Last Friday Rev. a. NJ. Stewards
horse ran away and did considerable
damage To the buggy and harness
Mr.. Gus Behr and children started
for Europe last Sunday. They will
sail on Hamburg steamer-first-class
passage.
Treasurer Greeley and lady have re-
turned from Texas. Mr.. Greeley's
health, we are sorry To say, is not int
proved.
The Masons have purchased Of J.
wetherbee the lot adjoining their
Santa Fe property, south of the Grand
Central.
The postoftice building has been re-
moved TO the lot opposite the JOUR-
NAL block, next east of Cheap
Johns" store.
Messrs. J. NJ. Champlin and J. /.
Huber will join the Knights Templar
excursion 10 San Francisco for sure.
Others may go.
DIR. Bishop started out the first of
the week to assist State Superintend-
ent Speer in Institute lectures
throughout the State.
On last Friday little son of Mr..
Meyer. in the Morrow neighborhood,
fell aud broke both bones of his arm.
DIR Daily attended him.
Gardeners Salina views will do to
send to the Eastern folks. They rep
resent Saiina ~ very pretty city, but
do moi. flatter her by any means.
Mr. Aug Engstrom sold his monkey
which has been such q powerful At
traction nj his drug store to Barrett x
Co.'S circus. The price was SIS.
The Clay Center and Abilene people
seem To be full Of enthusiasm over
their Diagonal railroad. Salina will
have to be up and doing to head them
of "diagonally."
wellslager & Phillips are building
new barn on their stock farm. 1t will
not be so large as the one destroyed
by the wind. but IL will be q large
building constructed of stone.
Friday evening, when the clouds
looked so bad and threatening here,
dire destruction was being done else
where. as will be seen by an account
published i'm another column.
There will be q temporary foot
bride for the convenience of those at
tending camp meeting, should the
iron bridge not be completed by that
time. and probably it will not be.
Mr.. H. J. Parker has rented the
building lately used by Mr.. Nels
Peterson for coal depot and is fitting
il up for carpenter shop. Mr.. Peter
son discontinues the coal business.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ed. Lott for
a very handsome copy Of the tourists
guide published by the Hamburg
American steamship company, for
which company Mr.. Lott is agent at
Salina-
Among those who will attend the
Reunion at Denver. are: H.H. Nash,
NJ. s. Price. Arson Miller, Chas.
Bush, T. d. w. Manchester, Dennis
Harkins, Richard Sherman, f. w.
Thompson.
The post Office building was q sort Of
travelling caravan" Monday and
Tuesday. II Postmaster Campbell
had had the "fggers," he might have
called the institution Madam Jarley's
wax works
The June report Of the Secretary Of
the State Board Of Agriculture shows
that the estimated yield Of wheat In
Saline county is twenty bushels to the
acre. AMI that the entire yield will be
$50 OsO bushels.
Engstrom's monkey made his es-
cape again last week. He visited con-
siderably about town, but seemed
rather unsocial. He had q partiality
for apples, chickens and cats He
was finally recaptured.
+. A. Smith, Of Topeka, IL making
arrangements tn start . skating rink
in this place. He will put upa build.
ing for the purpose ON one Of the psln-
cipal streets. L. e. Mitchell will
nm crate thu rink for him