The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

The u. A. II. boys OF saline county
talk Of celebrating the Fourth Of July.
The NJ. +. church spire begins To
point heavenward. The frame Of IL IL
up.
Mrs. l.. D. Wight left for New York
State last week to visit for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. ID. Il. Powers is building quite
an addition to his Eighth street resi-.
d.nce.
Sunday was a magnificent day. and
nearly everybody was out enjoying
the genial mir.
Eead the Fish COMMISSIONER pro
from. We seiners.
Another week has passed, and still
there is no preparation for Fourth Of
July celebration.
The County Commissioners last
Tuesday commenced sitting as Board
Of Equalization.
Fine straw berries are thick in the
market AT - cts per box, and cherries
are also abundant
The social To he given this evening
by the la,iirs of the Christian church
has been postponed one week
Val. Eberharit and family started
FIR West Bend, Wisconsin, last Mon
day night, for q months visit.
J. A. Branif has sold lot 4 on
Tenth street (IO0x3Ol to MFR. p. H
Allison. Consideration. tdO0
Mr. r. q. Boad is home fur .
months vacation. Ii is better Ia have
T.. q. with Us than have q circus.
The floating cottonwood sse.I bid,
fair To equal rs nuisance the drop
ping;worms of New Haven's elms.
A new grass Is making its appear
ance both in the town and i'm the coun-
try. IL looks like a tame grass Will
somebody name IL:
The stone work on the GoodnOw
mill is completed. II is massive ma
sonry and built Ia stay. The frame
work Is well under way.
The attempt TO re-organiEe county
horticultural society last Saturday
was entirely succe--ful. The proceed
ings of the meeting are published in
full elsewhere.
From railroad advertisements re-
ceived this morning We would judge
that the u. 2. Railway are about to
grant reasonable excursion rates to the
| Denver reunion.
The ladies Of the NJ. 4. church
will serve ice cream, cake, strawber-
ries and cream, and strawberry short
cake, at the Opera House, this
Thursday evening.
Willis Kesier aud Charley Mohler
will shoot for . pure Of $JO-$21 q
side The shooting il TO take place
Tomorrow, at the old circus ring, half
q mile west of town.
The b. 4 NJ Railway people are
trying . game of blum with the Sa-
lima, Lincoln 4 Fremont folks-ciaim-
ing that they the b 4 NJ propose u
build Salina branch.
Mr. Scarf, of the Solomon creamery,
states that u the efforts TO organize a
creamery association are not success.
full. he NAV start one in Salina in the
cour-e ofs few months.
Mr.. Geo. T. Jet was On the point Of
returning to SAlina when he was taken
down with typhoid fever. and has
heen seriously sick. He has not been
heard frr;n for several days.
Mr.. A. II. Dickinson purchases the
s-stery Part Of the Campbell 4 Tuihill
building, paying therefor s2jO. He
removes 20 hi. carriage shop location,
and will Use il for store house.
The members Of the United Broth.
rem church are raising by subscription
funds with which to build Q church
in the Banker neighbcrhoOd, north
west of town. They have already
raised nesiy 1.1o
Said 60 lie the most favorable year
for rye ever known in Kansas Wheth-
CT or not II is - favorable for rye In the
liquid form will be proven by the re-
suit Of the prosecutions now being
commenced all over the State.
Mr.. Emanuel Rotbschild will soon
commence building . 8, 500 residence
on the lots South Of Mrs. Kennedy's
home, Eighth street, which he pur-
chased some time ago Of Mr.. Seaman.
| Mr.. John Valin has the contract.
Rev. w. r. Leigh. Of IT. Harkef.
called yesterday. He Uas ON his way
To Walnut township, TO conduct the
marriage ceremony tonight. in which
Mis-. Carrie X. Godfrey and Mr.. 8.
W. Buzzard will he the contnctiug
parties.
There L. but little doubt Of the sue
cess of the Salina Fremont q Lincoln
proposition In this county. All look
upon the road - . most desirabie out
let for Us towards Chicago, and . rod
which would be naturally built On &C.
count Of the fine country Il traverses-
There b some talk Of erecting . sol
diers' monument In the cemetery.
We are heartily In favor Of this, but
hope that no monHment costing Len
than 3. 500 will be put up. II We ere
To have one lets have one which win
be credit 10 the cemetery for Ill time.
Col. Palmer will make . propositioa
to the Directors Of Gypsum Hin Csm-
stsfy Association, ct their next NEST
Ing. to have the grand circle which
enaments the center Of The ssmsossy
grounds reserved Soe Q soldisn' 0oa.
uusent. The Coloasl = hlnself Q -