The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

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Bishop Merrell win preside at the
NJ. f. Conference held here in March.
Go aud see the play Saturday night,
and At the aame time help the hand
boys {
Mr.. EnOs Lincoln leaves MePher-
son to start = skating rink Al Great
Bend.
Mis- Minnie MeDaniels won the IS
prize a. the best skater At the prize
carnival.
DIR +. NJ. Sehnee has commenced
building bis new residence on south
Santa Fe.
Mr.. Aug. FreemAu has Jusi cOnpls.
ted some fine improvements about
his property.
Seventy-seven hungry mOEtals
toasted at the Whitman House last
Sunday noon.
The Catholic Mission, which COM
menced one week ago last Sunday.
closed Tuesday night.
The contract of supplying lumber
for the new Baptist Church was let
to Eberhardt & SudendOFf.
Come, gentle, balmy spring, come F!
We have plenty Office harvested and
don't want any more winter.
The play Of Loves Sacrifice" for
the benefit Of the Sallns Band, will
be presented next Saturday night.
Mrs. H. Beekman arrived from New
York last Sunday. It was her sad mis-
sion to visit the death-bed Of Q sister.
In the well-known'' CountyTreasur-
er Springer easel Of Lincoln county,
the verdict was In favor Of Springer.
Charley Wright, q former Salina
hoy, is visiting his mother and sister.
He Is now clerking at Council Bluff,
Iowa.
Miss Georgia Snow returned from
her home in BrOOkfield, No, last FRI
day, having enjoyed her visit very
much.
Elder Peale's funeral sermon on the
death Of the late Mr.. E. A. Powers is
reported to have been 3 very fine
effort.
Messrs. Ludes and Huebner have
closed their respective saloons. There
are now only four saloons where
liquor is sold.
There will be services In the EpiseO-
pal church, Friday and Sunday
nights, the Rector being absent Sun
day morning.
The plans OF the proposed college
building are in the hands Of several
foreign architects and Mr. Wilmarth.
They are TO be returned by Feb. LIST.
Doc. GROCER and Oscar Seitz are 50
much in love with the Florida climate
that they can hardly De persuaded to
return even to the balmy air OF Kan
sas.
Some ambitious fellows should or
ganize Salinsites on the BaFthOldi-
statue-pedestal. All the big towns
are coming out with these OFganiza-
lions.
Rev. A. NJ. Steward has resigned e
pastor Of the Baptist Church. He
will remain here for the present, and
supenntend the construction Of the
new churcd.
The Silverton Coll Miner an
nounees that "Col. d. r. Wagstaf has
been admitted TO practice In the SUI
preme court Of that State" Lawyer
Wagstaff, here's to you!
Mr.. J. w. Stailey, general agent Of
the Leavenworth Tines, called last
Monday. Mr.. Stailey is a brother Of
Mrs. A. @. Stacey and Miss stailsy,
former residents Of Salina.
There Is 10 be a meeting Of the sub
scribers to the new Building 4 Loan
Association at the Ofilcs Of Wight,
Henne & Lynn, next Tuesday even
ing, when the organization will take
place.
Il is thought that Pat MeMannus,
who's reported a. having been killed
In the late Colorado mine disaster, was
the Pat MeMannus residing at or near
BrOOkvllle and went 70 Colombo not
long ago.
Mr.. Jos. John, a most estimable
farmer Of Dry Greek, who has been at
the point Of death, Is reported better.
We are glad to be able to chronicle
the news that q speedy recovery is
pFophesied.
Prof. Hamiltoa has returned from
his eastern trip. Some way BraniR
and he became separated and never
met In Washington. Their stories
agree pretty well In the main, but not
throughout
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Dihle ceIe-
brated the sOth anniversary Of their
marriage on the evening Of the 9th.
About thirty guests were preaent and
the gifts were attractive and valuable.
Among the presents was q china tea
set.
Mr.. Amos Flummerfslt has sold his
livery business 70 Aesrs Amos and
Thomas. Of Lindsbarg. Mr.. Amos
was formerly q farmer Of Gypsum
Greek, this county. Mr.. Flummerfslt
designs travelling for an agricultural
implement house.
Many good words Of commeadation
are being bestowed upon the aremsn
for their pTOmptness In turning out
upon the Ere alarm Friday night. For
volunteers, the boys are doing excel
lently wsll-in fact about as wen e.
the regulars" Of the cities.
The order Of Knighthood Was con-
feFred last Tuesday night BY our s.
lima COmmandeFy upon Mr.. Jos. W.
Smith. Of Minneapolis Dr.. c. =.