The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-15

The layWeFs are preparing TOT
court
District Court to commence next
Monday.
The Thanksgiving turkey is being
thought Of.
We had a few hakes Of snow one
day last week.
The general average" Of the wealth
sr Is exceedingly fine.
COveys Of quail are frequently seen
within the city limits.
The sherif-elect designs moving
his family into the jail.
Ice appears each morning on che
half filled pals and tubs.
Protraeted meetings are being held
ct the Christian chHrcb.
Prof. Fitzpatrick has commenced
work on his new residence.
IA. Banker has gone to PosttOWn,
Ohio, for q three weeks visit.
Some talk Of making our city time
conform 10 the new method"
"Rumblings" Of a grand jury,
whsreat some Of the fellows are rum
bIed.
Mr.. Frank RObb's new residsuce
on Tenth Street IL well along toward
completion.
The ducks and geese seem mucd be-
wIldered. They take their flight In
all directions.
The U. P. Railway adopt the new
standard time on and after 10 o'clock
A. n. Sunday.
Capt. h. d. Baker has been drawn
as q petit juror in the United States
Circuit Court.
A number Of Salina parties talk Of
visiting Topeka Saturday, to hear
Clara Louise Kellogg.
Ms Inman and children went to
the newly purchased farm In Ellis
worth county, Monday.
WhItsley's Hidden Hand Company
give an entertainment In Sallns on
Thanksgiving evening.
The frame OF G. +. Underwood &
Cos. new mill at the upper dam will
be raised next Monday.
The wind howleth In the chimney
these November nights, and house
fires CLEAN warm and bright.
About two hundred Swedish peO-
pie from Saline and Mcpherson cOun-
ties Joined the excursion to Rock
Island.
We bear that the propFietorship Of
the new hotel ct Mcpherson has been
offered to Mr.. J. M Postlewaite Of
this city.
Fred Schultz Is building one Of the
largest and finest farm houses on Dry
Creek. Il will cost in the neighbor-
hood Of $500.
The County Commissioners make
subscription TO the capital stock Of
the Northern road In behalf OF the
county next MONDAY.
Mr. @. +. Sauer accompanies Mr.
and Mrs. Hubersas far west a. Los
Vegas, n. N. From that place he
goes 70 California for his health.
Mr.. H. T. Davis Temperance Bill
lard Hall IL handsomely fitted up
and well patronized. Mr.. Davis Is
mueh pleased with his patronage.
The U. P. Railroad commenced
building track on North Street
from the depot to theiFSalina & South
western track on Fourth Street, last
Tuesday.
The Walrufi Brothers have discOn-
tlnued the saloon business at the
''red 'front.'" It ls reported that Jake
Mugler IL 10 return and run a saloon
ct that place.
The material for the new bridge
scrOss Dry Creek. near Mr.. John
HOlmqvlst's place, was removed to
the location under the direction Of Mr..
P. Olson, yesterday.
The BrookvilIe Post. No 2S5, @. A
r., give . ball at the City Hall in
BrookvlIls on the evening Of the 2lst.
They extend an invitation to all the
members Of the 9allna Post.
Among the new telephone con.
nections are the residence OF DR.. @.
A. W. Bone, the North Sallna Laun-
dry, Capt. Henry Bakers residence,
the Park, and the wafer works build
ing.
Stakes haYe been set for the foun-
dalton Of the new Baptist Church.
The excavation work will be COM
menOsd ct once. The contract for
buiIdlng will be let next Monday
night.
At the meeting Of the Salins Post,
q. A. R., the days for the regular
meetings were changed from the sec
ond and fourth Thursdays Of each
month 10 the second and fourth Sat
uFdays.
TIE Cooperative Neat Market !
Company meet tomorrow 20 arrange |
for the opening Of business We un-
dsrstand that they are to rent Mr..
sbute's shop, Rnd that he will prob
ably be the manager.
Our cd friend KlllAn Hessler, nov |
employed at the LeavenwOFth Cathe-
dral, h In luck. he drew q toilet |
cot az the Catholic Orphans Fair. |
What will Kilian do with the toilet |
Sst-that's the question.
Col. VIM. A. Phillips returned TO
SallnA Tuesday morning, and was
warmly welcomed by his fellOw-citi-
Esus. He remains here q few days,
and will then go 10 the Indian terri |
tory, to attend the Legislative ses-
sion.
Yesterday the soliciting commit
tes had obtained seven 81, 900 subscrip- |
tioHs for the new Normal College. |
It 4 believed that the college can Be
relied upon as 3 fixed fact Amer OBJ
talning ten 81 900 Subscriptions, the
balance required can Be easily OBJ