The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
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ct the Pacific House tO-mOrrOW night
On saturday last, quite a quantity
Of rain fell, which was followed By
sleet
The city council have agreed Il
make the monthly fines Of the saloons
500 each.
Mr.. Joe LoefneF, br0ther-in-laW o.
Mr. A. A. Wise, started for his home
10 Harrisburg. Va, last Monday.
Mr.. a Mrs. ]. NJ. Hershberger, o
Sterling. are visiting their relatives
Mr. and Mrs 8 o. Manderbaeh.
1t was just about getting to be fair
weather Monday night, WheH biz.
card came down upon ne with great
force.
Harry Swift l. again proprietor Of
the Brookville Transcript. having re-
purchased the paper the first Of the
week.
Monday night was a bowling night.
The winds certainly met In cOnvsn-
ton snd had a stormy time before
they adjourned
Oscar McQuary. clerk Of the District
Court Of Ellis county-a former resi-
dent OF Salina, was in town yesterday
and the day before.
Parties from Kansas City report
the play, "Only Farmers Daughter"
TO be very interesting. Go aud enjoy
il and give the Band a lift
Wasbington's birthday tomorrow.
In remembrance OF the man who
couldn't tell lie, we hope there will
be a dearth Of "ilbs" tomorrow.
d. c. Lockwood, Of SalIna, is
chairman OF the Fifth Congressional
Republican Committee, and D. A.
Valentine, Of Clay Centre, secretary.
Mr. Geo. Codner, the popular clerk
Of the Metropolitan Hotel, Kansas
City. where all Kansans love to dwell
when in that city, was 10 town yes
terday.
Messrs. Seitz and Groger-upOn
their return from FlOrida-passed
through the floods at Cincinnati, and
witnessed the dire damage that had
been done.
Mr.. Wood. editor Of the Lyons
Democrat. accompanied by Mayor
Bond, Of Sterling, called last Friday.
They are very pleasant, intelligent
gentlemen.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Frank
WilkesOn's health continues poorly.
He is dOmiclled with his family for
the winter at Bridgehampton, Long
Island,N. Y.
Mr.. Brown, formerly employed in
Crippen Lawrence & Co.'s Office, made
q short visit TO Sallna last week. He
is now in business for himself in
Washington county.
At the Masonic Grand Lodge which
met in Lawrence this week, Mr.. ia
cob Dewitt Of this place was elected
E. d. @. H. P. by the Grand Chapter,
and G. NJ. by the Grand Council.
Mr.. ]. /. Sherman, Of KirkWOod,
Ill.,-a brother Of Mr.. A. d. Sherman
is in town with a car load Of fine
horses-mostly brood mares. he has
them at the stone stable, corner Fifth
street and Iron avenue.
Mr.. William Bishop, who has been
studying law in the Office Of Capt. J.
G. Mohler for some time, was admitted
to the bar yesterday. Mr. Bishop is
studious, attentive to the business and
will no dOubtattain a good reputation
as q lawyer.
Mr.. L. d. Moore, formerly with
Crippen, Lawrence & Co, Is publish
ing a live, readable paper at Min
neaPOlis, called 1.-THE Ottawa County
Loan and Insurance Record" He
publishes il I'm connection with his
loan and insurance agency.
E. w. TatlOck, Esq, a prominent
attorney Of Wapelo, Iowa, is In town
ss attorney for the heirs In the Albert
Hustled will case. Messrs. MOhlel
and Levitt are attorneys for the con-
testants, and Measrs. Banks & Moore
are also counsel for the heirs.
The play Of "Only q Farmers
Daughter" will be presented ct the
Opera House next Tuesday night.
Arrangements have been made so
that our Salina Band will share in 80
per cent. Of the profits. Give the
troupe a good house and thus help the
band.
II nothing serious prevents, the
editor Of this paper and his wife win
be absent the two coming weeks on a
trip to New Orleans. During the alb
sence Of the editor, Mr.. F. NJ. Simons,
foreman Of the Office, will have
charge Of the editorial and business
departments Of the paper.
The relatives and friends Of Mr.. aud
Mrs L. E. Sampson, Of New Tacoma,
w. T., are panied to hear Of the death
Of their sweet and only little boy,
which occurred at New Tacoma on the
sth inst. II isa cruel afiiiclion which
bears them down, and ID ey have the
heartfelt sympathy Of ell.
d. c. Rose, who was employed for
years in the cigar mandatory OF w.
s. Wells and subsequently In Mr..
Harms, is now living at Corvallis,
Oregon, and running q cigar store.
He writes that farming is a fraud in
Oregon, and advises every Kansas
farmer 10 stay where he Is.
MessrR r. A. Levitt and G. E.
Faulkner have rented the northwest
corner rooms Of the Campbell 4 Tut
hill block, and win move In their re-
spective Offices the first 0fnext month.
Branif & Cravens will occupy the
northeast corner rooms, and Mr.. J. w.
Rice viii Office with them.
Some so was cleared "a the flag en-
tertainment given ct the n. E. church