The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-19
Claire Scott tonight.

The bus fnr the Whitman Hous
arrives Tomorrow.
Commissioner Scholi is cunsiderabl
improved in health.
The fragrance of The fragrant rlur
blossoms fills the air.
One Of Rev W. \. Sink;n-' littl
daughters is quite sick.
Fair fishing ri the upper Ham an
nj Gels and Gibbs dam.
Mr.. "a. A. Kellogg sold seven steer
last Saturday which averaged i5775.
!. u. VI Conrad j. putting a new
picket fence around his residence lots
Friday nights storm was terror il
some parts Of the country, aud nearl,
~ here.
The work Of laying the mains {"
the water works will he commenced
next week.
Mr.. e.. .. Hottie i employed a
l-nak keeper for Dr. Crowley in tn,
niiil nj ErnokNills.
senator Eimunis was To have
passed through Salina, Tuesday, on
his way to California
The county commissioners aud the
county physicians inspected TIA,
Poor HOUSE yesterday.
County Superintendent Davis com
ncnced his visits Ia the Gypsum
creek schools last Monday
Regular meeting of the Kansas
Valley Detective Association Satur
day. April 2ist, at I O'Clock.
The wheat looks better i'm Saline
county than in any other county in
the Stste--so saith the Traveller.
rlover shooting engages the atten-
tion of the hunters. These birds
seem 10 i'c plenty upon the prairics.
Mr.. and MrS. Irwin, If Kansas City.
were visiting with Mr.. Irwin : sis
ter. Mr. Wo"l'ey, the first Of the
week.
The coal company has made no con-
tract cor boring a. yet. hut will soon.
The assessment ordered j. j. To- ie first
collected.
The fellows y ho stole Capt Mothers
saddle were arrested out West. but re-
leased after making satisfactory set
element.
The county superintendent this
week presents some good suggestions
with reference to .Arhnr Day" Read
his article.
\ private telegram from !. T.. Bone
brake, NJ Abilene. says the Claire
Scott performance i fine, and worthy
nfpa,ronac-.
Scrviii" has been touching up with
hi> magic brush ihr glass front ofthc
Sslina Bank. ~grvi'Ic'= lettering i
wonderfully unique.
Friend Gibbs undertook tic other
day tn do some "log-InliInr" On an
extensive -,aIe The log rolled aud
- dill he-inJn the wafer.
Mr.. y. r. Gardiner j. engaged in
phoiographiug various buiidingS and
s,eneS in Saiina. His photographs
are excellent aui can well be recon
mendyd.
Mr.. y II. Gibson has transferred 1"
canvas a perfect representation 81
the remarkable lunar halo display of
Tuesday cf last week. II has been
sent east
Mr.. IL. II. Clement, manager of the
Hyrrs' Sisters Combination, and Mrs.
Clement, are old friends If County
Commissioner Millcr-hailing from
waurun. Wis.
TN sunday last the Pacific Hous.
WAS crnwdcd''il lam M" with CONNER
dial folks. Cots had to Ice set up i'm
the parl"rs aud way places 10 accomo-
date the boys.
nnc "f the h"ilers for the water
works engine. the smoke stack and
other articles nf machinery have ar
rived and have been hauled Ia the
water works building.
Mr.. J Morgan, representing the
Kansas Mutual Life Association of
Hiawatha, Ks. called last Friday
Nessrs. .Henne & Kraft are the local
agents of the company.
Petitions will be circulated this week |
asking for vote of sS5, on0 in bonds To
aid in building the Salina, Lincoln *
Fremont railroad The survey will 1
lie commenced next Tuesday.
Tho, Shinn mashed hand in |
Goodnow and Co.'S mill last Tuesday |
morning, requiring good surgical treat
ment which was administered by DIR.
The hand will he saved.
Mrs. G.. {. Kothe and children start
for Europe next week. They sail on
the second of May and will be absent
for year or 50. They will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Seitz, of Els
worth.
Capt. J. ID. Marsh. Of Salina. has
purchased of Judge Clark a fine lot on
Topeka avenue, near Tenth, and after
building business house thereon,
will plant in Topeka his "vine and
iig-tree y Topeka Capital
Mr.. Ed. Whitman has in his employ
at the Whitman House colored por-
ter wlfb was born in Germany, edu-
Gated i'm Germany and employed as a
book keeper in Rerlin. He speaks
German most fluently and il well
educated.
On Sunday nigh. some person
entered the store of Hacan & Brown
and stole s. in nickles and dimes, and
some articles Of confectionery. The
party must have been small party.
as the entrance was effected through
broken window pane.
A. u. Virgins has returned from
the Eastern part of the state. where
he thought Of locating, perfectly salts.
fled with the Golden Belt country, Of