The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-06

Supper-Luthernn church--tO-nighi
Oysters at the Lutheran church to
night.
Take your family to the Lutheran
supper tonight.
Evening meetings are being held al
the N. E. Church.
A fine rain last evening. Clear anS
balmy this morning.
The Boyd-wlll case comes up to-day
In the District Court.
Tom Darlington is very much
pleased over his new boy.
A good supper at the Lutheran
church tonight, ensured.
Some Salina parties attended the
Thanksgiving bail at LindsbOrg.
Meeting Of the Sallna Post, G. A. r.,
next Saturday. Election OF on
Gers.
Campbell & Tuthill expect to oe-
eupy their new building by Christ
mas.
The Basar ls TO be issued daily dur
ing the continuance OF the Catholic
Ladies' Fair
The Independent sklps this weeks
publication. and will not be issued I'M
I'll Saturday.
Mr. ). Seaman talks OF spending
the winter in New Mexico, on account
Of his health.
A gentleman named Whittier has
become q partner Of S. Brown in the
grocery business.
w. s. Stambaugh. Esq, n promi-
nent attorney Of Abilene, was at
tending court Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Van Eaton has been en-
gagged to assist Whitehead & Seaman
In their holiday trade.
J. A. BraniR comes Into our office
just as we go to press and says,
shake! lisa boy"
The daughter Of Mr.. A. G. Willard,
Bavaria, Is recovering from n very Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Quincy, teacher Of the Sixth
Grade, High School, has concluded 10
resign bis present position.
The GOOdnow mill started up in
good style again last Tuesday It is a
mammoth structure surely.
The Bridge Post, G. A. R., at their
meeting for the election Of officers in
January, will be treated to a supper.
Bathing in the soft sunshine is a
very good employment for tLOse who
have the time to spare these warm
days.
Gibson & Conrad are busted in the
decoration in various colOrs Of the
handsome new residences Of Mr.. p. L.
Gebhardt.
Ms. H. Beekman started for Alba
ny, n. Y, last TuesdayImOrning-
learning Of the serious illness Of sis
ter 10 that city.
The School Board have decided
that the Christmas vacation shall
commence on the 22d and end on the
slst Of December.
Work on the Round House has
been commenced. It will consist at
present Of a single stall for the engine
OF the Mcpherson branch.
The firm Of Flummerfelt & VIII
llams, livery men, has been dissolved.
Mr.. Flummerfelt continues in bust.
ness, Mr.. Williams retiring.
The case of. E. Bonebrake vs.. H. |
Rosemond and others, in the District |
Court, was called up Tuesday, but |
continued until the spring term.
The new contributors TO the college
this week are the following gentlemen,
who subscribe $500 each: Crippen,
Lawrence Go. and J. w. Rice.
Doc. HOlcOmb sold his driving mare |
andIcarriage 70 a Clay Centre firm for
$500. His horse, "Nappa," ne leaves
with Mr.. Terbush for the present.
It is stated that the skating rink |
has never paid less that Sl4 per day |
and as high as 500. Mr.. Mitchell |
has surely made a success Of the busI-
ness.
Mrs. Malone, Of Dala, Ind, sis
ter Of Mrs. White, Assaria, arrived at |
the Whitman last night. She is look
Ing around with a view Of locating. |
here.
Many q bad place in the sidewalks
along Santa Fe as well e. on other
streeis- Repairs made In time may
save several costly law suits to the
city.
Henry Miller, an Old-time resident
Of Saline county. is visiting here. He
Il about to sell his.interssts in Green
wood county and move back to this
county.
Miss Church, an experienced hair
dresser from Chicago, takes rooms In
the Daily Block. The ladies Of salIna
should not fail to call and examine
her work.
Rev. A. ]. Klssell's Thanksgiving 1
sermon was a practical, sensIble ad-
dres-,full Of good thoughts and
should have been listened to by q
larger audience.
Commencing With the proud
grandfather at the Hotel de Palmer,
mumps rages al through the house
hold. 8. d. and "hissen," have our
profound sympathy.
Mr.. Pred Quincy has purchased the
residence property Of Mr.. A. C. Sloan,
eorner Eighth and Walnut streets.
Mr.. Bioan still retains the house ad-
Joining the Episcopal church.
Capt. RoWley, agent and cOrrespOn-
dent Of the Kansas City Journal, wss
in town locking after the interests Of
the gteat daily yesterday. The Jour
nal vas always very popular in sa-
Ina
Mr.. J. ]. Purcell lived in q house
onnoufta fha new gn,akaF Carifaia In Il