The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
Duck, duck, duck.

A new hoy nj Harry b aiiace -
Aug. Engstrom goes upon crutches
Geo. Sauer has gone east to purchas'
goods.
o, say: while we think of it-have
You registered?
Yesterday morning there were AZ,
voters registered.
The Catholics held Ash Wednesday
services yesterday.
The weather commenced moderat.
ing Monday night.
The Italy of America has been hay
ing it, Italian winter.
Judge Hanback, started for Wash
last Tuesday morning.
Have pity on the coal piles, We be-
seech thee, % Weather,
Numerous people suffering from
colds and kindred complaints.
The books for registration of voters
will be closed Saturday, February IL.
John Foster, esq, went TO Topeka
on Supreme Court business last Tues
day.
A 81 900 Jack belonging to Phillips
Il Wellslager died of lung fever last
week.
Yesterday was the first day Of Lent
Boys, assume the regulation Lent So
briefly.
Capt. Mohler went down to Topeka,
Tuesday,-the Supreme Court having
met that day.
The City Board of Education failed
OF a quorum last Monday night, and
hence held no meeting.
The thermometer of Signal officer
Gibson showed Is Sunday morning
and l20 Monday morning.
ID. NJ. Reynolds is employed as
painter by the Union Pacific, with
headquarters at Lawrence.
Al. Klein, formerly of tkc baltimore
Store. has returned and takes his old
position with sam. Gradwohl.
Monday of this week was the Sat
urday of last wcek-so To speak. A
great many farmers were in town
Adjourned meeting of the Kansas
Valley Detective Association, Saiur-
day. February 18th. at l:;0 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the County
Fair Association takes place on the
second Tuesday in April April To-
Mr.. Frank Merrcll is absent on
visit TO Grant City, Mo. He has been
visiting with his uncle, Gov. FarweIl |
Mr.. e. EberIIartlt has about recover
ed from an attack If mammoth boil |
in the upper region al his cnuntcL-
anre.
We are indebted 4" senator Anicr-
son and Representatives Collins and
Stearn- for various important Lesi-la-
tive bills.
Clint Bartlett aud Phil Lockwood |
converted tn. Opera House last M"n-
day afternoon and evening into Il
skating rink.
W ii. WhecI"ck and the Gillum
brothers, nf Gypsum Creek, shipped
eight car loads of fine cattle To Kansas
City last Tuesday.
A charter has been flied in the See
rotary of States office providing for
st. Johns Baptist church of Salina;
capital stock 5000
4 corps of engineers will next week
accompany Judge Hamilton over the
line of the new road from Council
Grove 10 s;aliua.
The Leavenworth Times says that
Charley Martin gives first-class salts
faction among the members in his pO-
sitiou n Journal clerk.
The pews Of the Catholic church
rented this year for forty five per cent
more than ever before. The total
amount realized was 81. :,Sn.
Mr.. J.. j Gavcr. of Columbiana
county, Ohio. is visiting his brother
in-law, Judge Weaver lie is on his
way home from California.
Messrs Federhen and Jackson, of
the Eureka Post. q. A. r., presented
the posi- with finely finished altar.
at the meeting last Monday night.
Salina has large Topeka lobby at
present. Among the number are:
Messrs. Faulkner, Mohler, Foster,
Cunningham, Palmer and Wagstaf.
An artist is i'm town getting up pref
ty good crayon sketches of various
citizens. Charley Holmqvist's picture
Is especially good. 1t costs about SIS
to catch on to the crayon representa-
ton.
Treasurer Greeley and wife arrived
all right at their destination i'm Texas.
Mr.. Greeley was somewhat wesried
by the trip but feels he will be bene-
fitted.
Mr.. Jos. Masker has finally made
such arrangements with the Tele-
phone Company that he will assume
permanent control of their business
here.
l
its present quarters for another three
years hence the much dreaded "mov-
ing day" has been postponed a good
long time.
Mother Josephine, superioress of
Mount st. Mary's Convent, Leaven-
worth. came last week To care for Sis
ter Justinia. who was seriously i'll,
but il now better.
The father of NJ r, and Fred Quincy,
who is well and favorably known
here. has sold his property in Wiscon-
sin. aud will remove TO this place
early in the spring
Soup bone sociabits are the latest
species Of entertainment, and no doubt
the fashion will reach Ssljna. Wheth-
er il can beat the festival oyster soup,
remains To be proven.