The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17

tonight.
r. a. Anderson has returned from
q pleasant visit 20 his old home in
Illinois.
The Ofiicers-elect Of the Salina Post,
G.. a. r., we're Installed last Saturday
afternoon.
Sheriff Forsse has his Office with
the clerk Of the District Court at the
court house.
Mr.. Frank GoOdnow has been elect.
ed a director Of the Kansas Millers'
Association.
A snow storm Monday night. II
was eight it," however. 10 cover
the ground.
The county commissioners went ou {
10 the Poor Farm yesterday, 10 max e
an inspection.
Mr.. ID. b. Powers left his brother
Ed. in st. Louis. When he left, Ed.
was some better.
In the case Of Ida A. DOlan, vs..
Bernard Dolan, IN the District Court,
n divorce was granted.
Mr.. Gee. Holly is no longer janitor
at the court houss. Mr.. Jonas FOrsse
is employed in his stead.
The brothers Whitehead have gone
to their home, jacksonville, Ills, 10
attend family reunion.
Rev. A. B. Kirkland will preach in
New Cambria on Sabbath morning,
Jan. 9th, 1884, at 1890, A. NJ.
Mrs. S. A. Boyd. OF Flora, Ills
spends the winter with the family Of
her cousin. Capt. S. IL. Williams.
Miss Carol NJ. Grouse is now con-
nected with Frank Mayo's Company,
which plays in Topeka next Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hustled have
gone to Ohio, Mr.. Hustled having re-
ceived news OF the dangerous illness
Of his father.
Miss Amy Berks leaves for Albur-
querque, n. NJ next week, TO accept
a permanent position in her fathers
real estate office
The last report from Capt, II. d.
Baker was that he was better. He is
not ina condition, however, TO endure
the removal home
Rev. w. r. Leigh, Of the Ellsworth
circuit, called yesterday. He inform
us that Mrs. Leigh is just recovering
from a severe illness.
Commissioner w. b. Scholl, on me
ton OF Commissioner Miller, was re-
elected Chairman of the Board Of
County Commissioners.
Go and laugh aud be tiekled TO
death at the Opera HOnse tonight.
Hi Henry will be there with his cello
brated minstrel troupe.
The stock book is being circulated
for signatures among the stockholders
in the new college enterprise. No one
has backed water" as yet.
John b. Serrault, who lately died
near New Cambria, was wounded du-
ing the French revolution Of lsiS, and
fled to this country at its close.
Mr.. James Kesler-a resident Of Sa-
lima in early days-spent Sunday
here. He il now engaged i'm the
trade Of painting, at Lawrence.
In another place will be found the
professional card OF DIR. D. NJ. Gil-
lespie, an experienced and successful
eclectic physician who has located in
Salina.
Ben Gradwohl returned to his
home in Iowa, last Monday His
cousin, Miss Nettie, went with him
as far as Abilene, where she will visit
friends.
The county commissioners have
awarded the contract for medicinal
attendance and surgery for the county
poor to DR.. E. r. Switzer, paying him
$500 per year.
1t is rumored that the "salOon
elosers" (employed by the State Tenn
perance slliance) are on their way to
Salina. They went to Minneapolis
Saturday night.
The masquerade at Brookville,
Tuesday night, was quite brilliant
affair. Some twenty-five couples
were upon the floor. Some Of the
costumes were very rich and attract
i've.
While in Kansas City. Mr.. Taylor
Miller purchased two Whitehall deer,
and shipped them to the cooperative
market. They were hanging yester-
day upon the pegs In frOnt Of the
shop.
The play Of Loves Sacrifice" will
be repeated for the benefit Of the new
Sallna Band-provided as many as
sixty-flve tickets are sold by the can
vassers, which amount win cover the
expenses
Last Monday the county commits
sioners awarded the county printing
to n. D. SampsOn-it being stipulated
that he should divide-the same with
the Sallna Herdld-the same con-
tract as last year.
Last Monday, at the court house, it
was "riRg out the old and ring in the
new" We hope our gentle contsmp-
orary Of the Commercial Block win
not discover another political ring in
this beautiful quotation.
The renting Of the peWs Of the
Catholic Church brought in g., 900
$1,000 mere than the usual price.
Father Manrer has proved an ensr-
getic, faithful priest, and has done a
vast amount for his church. he Il
not only very popular with his own
congregation, but is held in high re-
gard By the members Ofthe Protestant
churches.