The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-17

Editor Wengrcnn. Of the Kansa
City !srcnslu Hdroi,iea, in town.
The water eompany's well H. getiin
down pretty fast towards water.
Regular monthly meeting of ia
city council next Monday night
Strawberries-the first of the season
nj the Episcopal festival tonight.
On the 9Th a i2pound boy mad
VIM Ke-ier very happy. No. S.
Rev. Mr.. Kissell started on hi
Eastern vacation trip last Monday.
Those who live i'm cellars are tn,
understanding To the new disPen
sation.
The monkey and the mouse Great,
nearly a. much fun n Punch and
Judy show.
The rain last Saturday night die
much good. II was much needles,
for Tire wheat
A workman at the water works fel
into the well Tuesday, injuring hi,
ankle slightly.
DIR. Aldrich. in his school of surgery
and medicine. has introduced "waf
fie department
Miss Anna Anderson, of solomon
City, was in town last Sunday visit.
ing with friends.
The frame Of Gels Il Gibbs mill 1.
up in good style, and the building will
soon lie completed.
Mr. Nath. Head, a resident Of Ohio.
is now in the county looking after his
large land interests.
The carpenters commenced last
Monday getting out the lumber for
the NJ. r. church tower.
A number Of quaker gentleman ar
rived from Pennsylvania the other
day. on prospecting tour
Mr.. NJ VI. Graham, late photog-
rapher in Dr. Holcomb's gallery, has
removed Ia Carrolton, No.
j 4. johnson has gone east, expect
ing 10 return next Monday with a
carload of horses aud mules.
Officers "f the Salina Post. q. a. X ,
20 To- bridgeport Tomorrow night. la
organize a post at that place
Mr.. W. : Wells. the well-known
tobacconi-i of st Louis aud Tx Mayor
Of Saiina, WAS in town yesterday.
Mrs. H. !. Parker aud her daughter
Miss nellie. started last evening for "A
three months visit at Atkins. Mich.
Reports from the Gypsum Creek
country are la the effect that Sundays
rain was Of great henefiIio the wheat.
Mrs. Maj lnman and daughter have
arrived in Sslina. and the Major will
soon be- established ia his own home.
There being n" quorum last Friday,
there Was no meeting of the coal com
pany: hence nothing was accom-
piishei.
Mr.. III. Smith starts for Chicago to-
morrow night Phil Lockwood takes
charge Of TIA. store until the stock is
CLOSED out.
Hear yr! hear We, the District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict in and for Saline county is now
i'm session."
Mr.. W. II Geis has trimmed up the
little oak grove east Of Ills residence,
80 that il will make most handsome,
park-like appearance.
Campbell & Tuthill-in their tempo
rary iocation-will he on the identical
spot where A. NJ Campbell's store was
located fourteen years ago.
Mr.. Ed. r. futile, of the u. p. Rail-
way. Was visiting his relatives and
friends last Tuesday. Ed. likes his
position and is doing well.
John Phillips, second son of Rev.
and Mrs Maxwell Phillips, died of
Group after weeks illness, at Mora,
New Mexico, on the 9th inst
Charley Kirkland and John Flagg
are out Of luck. The Santa Fe NeU
Aerican, upon which paper both boys
are employed, has suspended.
Seventeen new members were mus
tered n the Salina Post. q. A. r.,
meeting last Saturday. The Post now
numbers over a hundred members.
Mr.. Martin, Secretary of the County
Agricultural Society, is engaged in
soliciting special premiums for the
Fair. Thus far he has met with good
success.
There were slight cyclone symp.
toms In Salina last Sunday afternoon.
The disturbance in the clouds south
and east of town was closely watched
by some.
The pastor of the colored NJ. f.
church Is circulating subscription
paper for the purpose of purchasing
lots, upon which his congregation
propose building.
Paul Hoff and Joe Pendleton occu-
pied the chariot devoted 10 music i'm
the circus procession. 1t was a ques-
ton with the spectators which of them
was the slo,so beauty
F&V. Ederhar,it have just sold to
Capt. II. ID. Baker the finest suit Of
p&ilor furniture ever brought To this
city. II Is oC the finest crimson plush
and of raIatial luxurianee
The gospel meetings are To he held
each evening during the week at the
Presbyterian church. They are well
attended. Rev Mr.. Clageit is an in
structive ami convincing speaker.
Mrs. Catherine Link one of the old
est settlers i'm Saline county. called
last Monday. She is now resident
Of Minneapolis, but says that her
heart ever turns fondly 10 Saline
county.
A Mrs. Schott was severely injured
- the Kansas City cyclone. Some
Anso surmised that IL might he the
~ Of the architect. who formerly re-
49, here, but Afterwards removed 10