The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-06

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Bismarck Fair yesterday.
Mr.. w. D. Radeliff started east Mon
day for 3 visit 10 different cities
Miss Lille Clarkson has returne,
from a prOtraeted visit in Illinois.
Doc. Holcomb has returned to sa
lina, and will pass the winter here.
The festive oyster il now q thing al
lowable. Il Is a month with an "r.'
: A joyful home circle at Mr.. G.
Eberhardt's. Il is q nice lump Of ,
girl.
The Saline Mil 4 Elevator Compa,
NY have purchased the Farmers EIe
vatOr,
Mrs. A. d. Goodwin and daughter
Miss George, have returned from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Last Sunday was very cool and
pleasant great relief after 20 much
seorching weather.
Rev. Geo. Merriam and wife, OF Alb
ilene, were visiting with Rev. A. NJ.
Steward this week.
Messrs. d. ]. Addison and J. H.
Day are among those who have pur-
chased farm lands lately.
The report that has gone out that
our public schools are not to open
Monday next. Is untrue.
There will be union services at the
Christian church next Sunday even
ing, conducted by Rev. KisseIl.
Mr.. Ed. Parker, in the employ of
the Western Union Telegraph Co., is
here visiting his family this week.
W0rkmen OF all kind-especially
mechanies-are in great demand.
Eastern mechanics, make a note Of
this.
Miss Nettie Fisher who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. +. d. Parker,
returned to her home at Coolidge last
week.
The surveys Of the Salina, Lincoln
& Fremont are now all in, and the
surveyors are completing plsts and
proflles.
Mr.. Aug. Holmquist has purchased
Of Mr.. !. A. Bureh the business prop
erty ne now occupies. paying the
sum OF 81 200.
We are very much indebted TO Mrs.
Commissioner Miller Tor a handsome
lot Of the finest peaches we have yet
seen this year.
Mr.. r. A. Levitt desires US to state
that he is not a candidate for the Office
OF Register Of Deeds,as alleged" nor
any other Office.
Mrs. Carruthers has sold the re-
manning 50 acres Of her farm 10 Mr..
J. H. Taylor, Of Gypsum Greek.
Amount, 81 200
DR.. ThOs. Soils, an alapathie physl-
clan Of Sedalia, Mo-, called last Mon
day. He is looking around with n
view Ia location.
Mr.. Willis Kesler, accompanied 10y
his daughter Miss Maud, started for
Colorado last Monday morning, to be
absent four weeks.
Two gentlemen representing the
Y. NJ. X. Association, from the far
far West, visited Salina yesterday and
"took in" the town.
Mrs. d. T. Hopkins, Of Smoky View
township, started yesterday on visit
TO Iowa, her old home-her first visit
to that state for fifteen years.
Mr.. Macomber, Of Dry Creek, dis
plays one hundred kinds Of Saline Co.
grasses at the Bismarck fair. aud will
make the same display at our county
fair.
The merchants will soon be home
from their Eastern purchasing trips.
Ober has returned, and Dodge, Rash,
Berg and Others will shortly be on
hand.
Mr.. !. A. Nelson has purchased Of
Mr.. 7. L. Bond the property occupied
by sOlberg, tailor, and Martin, con-
fsctioner, ON Santa Fe. Amount,
$500.
Mr.. John Gels, sr-, and wife, arrived
from Pennsylvania last Monday
night. Mr.. Gels many friends are
pleased to see him looking so bale and
hearty.
Three Ruttan furnaces are being put
In ct the High School building. They
are warranted to keep up tempera-
ture Of IS to 20 degrees in the cOldes
vsatheh
/ Nj. G. v. Lewis. Of Sedalia, No.
Division Freight Agent Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway. was visiting his sis
ser-in-law Mrs. M. d. Sampson, last
Tuesday.
Mr. z. L. Bond has purchased the
valuable residence property Of Col
Phillipi-apayIng therefor $3.50.
This h regarded as about the most val
liable residence prOpertyin the city.
Mr.. II. A. KelIozg and family re-
move to Kirksville, No. The chill
dren are 20 Be placed In scaOol there.
Mr.. Kellogg viii operate principally
In Southern Missouri.
It would seem from the salIna n
dependent that its editor has discov-
cred 4 ring in Saline county. This
new Coiumbus should have real
marble monument erected at the head
Of his tomb.
Miss NsttIe Somers has informed
the Board Of Education tEat she win
not be able % an her engagement as
teacher Of the Sixth Grade; eOnss-
quently the Board are looking for
another teacher.
NE Bend tells ne Of German Who
came here four years ago, $500 in debt.
He weat on to a farm, and to-day he
has s., 600 in bank, a good farm and
buildings, and is out q debt. Il farm-
inga success In Saline county,
III. Bond, the engraver, who re-
sided here for brief period, has 10