The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-18
The DIRECTORS.

the family Of Mr.. A. d. Hine.
They do ell say that the new ban
uniforms are very charming.
Mr.. John NJ. Lay, Of La Porte, Ind
Is visiting his old Sallna friends.
Miss Jennie Wright is employed d
Crippen Lawrence & Cos Office.
Mr.. Frank Shaw's horses took som
Of the premiums at the State Fair.
Mr.Fred. Barneck's little son Ralpb
aged 3 years, died Friday morning
The city schools opened up with
very large attendance last Monday.
Go with your wives aud daughter
and sous 10 the county fair next week
Lltowlch & woisieffer now hav,
telephone connections at their store
Saline county carried away - pre-
miums out Of 10 entries, at the Stat,
Fair.
Mr.. NJ. d. league has gone I,
Maine, TO accompany bis family
home.
Mr.. Freeman Kingman has been
taking in the Kansas City Fair this
week.
Miss Zoe Liebert returned to Salini
last Sunday, after a summers visit In
Virginia.
Mr.. Upp, a portrait painter, has 10
Gated in Salina for a few weeks. He
has rooms in the Daily Block.
We understand that Mr.. Jshn Sui
livan, late Ofthe Herald Office is pre-
pairing TO start a job Office, here.
Mr.. Alex Berg designs making the
finest display Of hogs at the Fair next
week, that has ever been seen here.
c. n. Banks starts for Ann ArbOr,
Mich, today. Messrs. Bureh and
Maltby design returning next week
The band boys varied We ancient
custom at Brookville aud ''wetted"
their new uniforms with actual rain
drops.
Miss Lulu 81. Hine returned to To
peka last Friday, to resume her du-
ties as teacher in one Of the city
schools.
It was announced last week that
diptheria was prevailing among chill.
dren, several Of the little ones being
quite low.
Howard Rash Is Off on a trip to
Chicago for goods. He takes Ia John
Winne's wedding at Manhattan on
the way.
Mrs. L. G. skancke, Of Chicago,
and Mrs. E. R. Wilbur, Of st Louis,
are visiting their parents, Maj. and
Mrs. E. L. Norton.
The noon train west was four hours
late Monday. The delay was caused
by bridge near TiblOw, on the main
line, being burned.
The wife Of Mr. Frank H. Gardiner,
the great bareback rider Of Sells cir
Gus, is a cousin OF Mr.. B. L. Wilson,
and was his guest while here.
Mr. NJ. 8. Price performed the
rather difficult feat Of "minding the
tickets" at the State Fair amphi-
theatre. He did his duty we'll.
Mr.. l.. g. Denton, ex-COunty Com
missioner, has sOld his farm near
Bavaria to Mr.. J. o. Hartley, Of I'LL
nOis, and will remove to Salina.
Mr.. Chas. j. Kirkland, one Of the
very best printers in Kansas. re-
sumes In a few days his old position
Of foreman of the JOURNAL office.
Mr.. f. W. Ober opened up his new
clothing store next door south OF AFR.
r. T. Watson's store yesterday.
"Bob" Stevenson is TO be general
manager.
Mr. F. NJ. Bowie, Of GalllopOlIs,
Ohio, was a guest OF his nephew Mr..
II. NJ. Currey during, last week. He
with all ether new corners was much
delighted with Salina.
That old familiar "clhng.
school bell sounds again. We are
glad to hear that a new move Is to be
made TO substitute a suitable one for
that feeble time-sOunder.
Mr.. W. s. Head, IT,, cousin Of Mrs.
w. r. Gels, has arrived to take
charge Of the place recently p1r-
chased off. w. Peterson. He will
engage principally In stock raising
and feeding.
Mr.. Jos. Day furnishes some ''mon-
strosities" In ear corn which are won
derful. One specimen was "20 ears
In one, "a very extraordinary growth.
Another ear measures u inches On
circumference. still another speoi-
men Is 3 ears from one joint.
Mr.. Welt. NJ. Durham, an early
resident Of Salina, has been making .
short business trip TO this place. He
Is engaged In banking ct a town near
Chicago. He finds great changes. Of
course, during his absenee-a period
Of II years.
Martin hats are becoming quite nu-
merOus. They are made" tile" fash
ion and Of black felt, aud look very be-
coming. Messrs Howe, Speef and
Adams adorned themselves yester-
day.-76pek0 Commonwealth.
The Martin club Of sallna inanguF-
sted the style, which seems likely to
become general.
MARRIED-At sallna, Kansas, Sep
tembeF "A, by Rev. J. A. Antrim,
Emanuel Davis 10 Anna Cochran.
The best wishes Of numerous friends
are extended 10 M. and Ers. Davis.