The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

aAA- htoSiN NtiuE hA1 Artuihr'
from Denver.
The frame Of the new UnderEoot
Mn has been raised.
The father OF the Messrs. Dickinson
e again visiting here.
The ball Of the BrOokville Pos, g. A
R., was grand success.
Mr.. W. r Parks. Of Motor, Is yIslt
Ing his old SallnA friends.
The PlastsreIs are at work In the
new Campbell 4 Tuthlll block.
Sheriff RadelIR went on a bushes
trip 10 Summer county last week.
The woolley farm south Of town hal
been sold 10 Mr.. J. Kenlson for $4,000
Congressman Hanback, was In town
Tuesday, being then on his way t.
Washington.
Another skating carnival IL to take
place at the rink the FIRST Wednesday
sitter Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sloan, Of Los
Vegas. n. NJ. were visiting here the
first Of the week.
Miss Church, Of ChloagO, starts q
halr store at Mrs. Sturtevant's resi-
dencs this week.
J. (. Robinson has been appointed
TO the position of grain inspector Ia
Memphis, Tenn.
The survey OF the Kansas & Colora-
do Railroad has been finished to the
west line Of the state.
John Kelley, the well-known Dry
Greek farmer, has returned from a
prolonged trip to Ireland.
The balmy fragrance OF the Parker
Etheridge case has filled the dusky
court room for several days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Champion aud Mrs.
Thompson have departed for Santa
Cruz, Cal, their future home.
Phil q. Bond is home ou a months
vacation. and will assist at Ober &
HsgemAn's during the time.
Sanford, the well-known horse man
who was a former resident Of Salina,
died few weeks ago at Clay Center.
"Diokr MObIey, Well-known to the
older citizens OF salina, Is now a Dis
trict Judge In GunnIson county, Col
Orado.
An excellent article on the Spanish
Language, by Rev. Maxwell Phillips,
Is published on the first page Of this
paper.
The country roads, though cut up
during the last wet spell, are improv-
Ing daily, and before long will be as
smooth Is eyer.
DR.. D. NJ. Gillespie returned With his /
family last week, and will soon open I
an Office at his residence at corner Of !
South and Ninth Streets.
The Etberidge case IL being tried In 4
.he District Court. Court has adj
burned until tomorrow for the OBJ
lerYanee Of Thanksgiving
Some professional horse traders
we're in town last week, and had
'pienic". They traded horses that
lad FITS" Ask the boys about It,
Rev. A. J. Klssell has removed from
lls late residence to the corner OF
south aud Eighth streets. where he
Flll be pleased to see his friends.
Miss Carol Grouse, q former well.
known resident Of Sallna. has gone
last to accept an engagement with the
Square Theatre, New York.
The county commissioners have de-
ldsd to remove the old bridge across
'ry creek on tue Bishop piace west Of
own sud put a new iron bridge In Its
lace.
A band has been organized, with J.
I. Gibson as It's leader. We hope the
oys will make the new Salina band
,mOus for Its proficiency aud choice
lusle.
The contract for an iron bridge
cross the Mulberry near the Arm
lrong farm has been let by che county
to the Missouri Valley
Bridge Co. =
The Mcpherson Republican says .
nat petitions for q special election in 4
Ia OF the Salina, Lincoln & Fremont /
abroad are being circulated in Sharps {
-eek tow nship. G
The jury In the case Of the State Va. ,
!. l.. Norton Cthe defendant being {
harged with exceeding his powers a. v
istice Of the Peace, returned a YER c
let Of acquittal. n
Mr.. Williams, Of the theatrical {
oupe that was here the first Of the =
eek, was q member Of the Nellie $
oyd troupe which played in Salina '
IveEal years ago. II
Some substantial stone curbing has =
len dsne IN front Of the JOURNAL :
Oek during the past few days. We
odId Ike to see such work all along
v business streets.
AIr. and Mrs Ralf Thwing and their :,
Iughter Miss Ina, OfSoiOmon town =
Up, started east last Monday. They Z;
10 visit during the winter In Iowa, n
'iseonsin and Ohio. o
The Gels & Gibbs mill has been shut I
IWn for several days, IN consequence IL
some breaks Ia the main gearing. "
be needed castings are to be sent by "
press, and they will soon resume L
1rk. q
A vein Of coal has been struck on
farm, twelve miles =
Of Rockville. The vein IL =
N feet thick, aud twelve tons per =
y Is being taken out. II is said to be -
'eEy good quality OF clal. :.
Rev. Mr.. Maxey, father Ofthe Misses CO
lxeS, ofthls place. and = temporary re
Iident Of Saiina while his sou kept m
E Marcy House, Sied at Council 50
owe a few days ago. de WIS q eleF- III
ulaa IN the n. E. church re
4 hout I.90 oielo.k 9afuFiav evan dt