The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-03
The sallna University.
How about that new leaf

n uAu1tefAua bruu-OA Aof the ue'
year
Pretty strong symptoms Of an lie
supply.
The skaters tried the ice in number
last Monday.
General health will be better 70
this cold snap.
On Monday Iee-making commenced
in good earnest.
We are to have q college sure. "HuF
rah for our folks"
That stone pavement is completed
aud Is a grand walk.
"Tussling 10 the snow" has been I
favOrite play OF late.
There was a dance al the skating
rink Monday night
The public schools RESUMED bust
ness" last Monday.
Monday aud Tuesday nights were
wintry nights indeed.
January 80. 1884" Therei We
guess we have the date right.
The ice house men commenced
gathering the Ice last Tuesday.
The holidays are gone, and all faces
are turned toward business again.
Senator Hill, Of Colorado, is an uncle
Of Mr.. @. W. Gladding Of this place.
A few, but only a few. were deeply
imbued with tanglefOOt last Tues
day.
The Mercury did not go below zero.
II Is doubtful whether II legally"
reached that point.
Messrs- Carver, Levitt, Hitler and
Foster are in Topeka. on Supreme
Court business.
The police judge has paid into thu
city treasury during the year 1883, the
sum Of s., 2s5.l5.
Miss Mile Keefer Is confined to
her home, suffering from a felon on
one Of her fingers.
Mr. John X. Sauer, father OF the late
Geo. F. Sauer, is in town looking after
the store Of his deceased sln.
The will Of the late Geo. F. Sauer
bequeathes the property to the father
and brother Of the deceased.
The ice men commenced putting up
ice the first Of the week. At this writ
ing It Is about three inches thick.
Mr.. J. w. Lytle-after a residence
OF % years in Saline county, removes
in a few days to Medicine Lodge,
KS.
Messrs F. NJ. Hamilton and John
A. Braniff think Of starting on a busi-
ness trip to Washington next Mon
day.
The cooperative meat market was
started up at A. F. Shute's stand,
New Years Day. Mr.. Shute is man
ager.
Salina has no candidate for the |
vacant railroad eommissionership. |
Salina is generous she don't want all |
the good things.
Mr.. J. A. BraniG has sold his lot |
at corner Of Iron Avenue and Tenth |
street-south-west cOrner-to Mr.. J.
7. Hayward. Price, 500.
The Delmonico Restaurant was call
ed upon to furnish a supper Monday
night to the Masons, and Wednesday
night to the knights Of Pythias.
The last day Of the year was really |
the first day Of winter. The blizzard |
was strung and searching, and made
people shiver from center IL circum.
ference.
Owing to the cold weather, the ell
joyment OF New Years day did not
'show up" on the surface We hear
Of no callers. although there may have
been some.
There is Ia be a meeting OF the
stock Of the Sallna University
at the City Hall, this afternoon at =,
o'clock, probably for the purpose OF
organization.
The County Commissioners hold
their quarterly meeting next week,
commencing with Monday. The off,
eers-elect also take possession Of their
various offices.
Mrs. NJ. C. Lynch, ofSOlonon City,
sister Of Mrs. DR.. Daily, has purchased
Dan. Weigner's restaurant-two doors
north Of r. T. Watson's store, and
will conductit.
John Baker, the crack shot Of Sail
ma, has won the prize a. the shooting
gallery twice in succession. II he
wins this week, he win retire on his
laurels as the champion Of the State.
The party who stole Mr.. T. s. Hum
barger's horse and was captured at
Ellis, had his examination yesterday
morning. He waived examination
and was placed in jail TO await trial
in the District Court.
Prof. Garfield, Of the State Univer-
sity, and DR.. Bishop, Of this city,
were elected by the Kans. State Teach
ers' Association delegates to the Ma
tional Teachers Association 70 be
held at Madison, Wis. next July.
The Topeka, Salina & Western
cases come up for hearing to-day be-
fore Justice Hazen. One case has
been settled aud withdrawn, and par
tial payments have been made on sew
efal other claims.-T0pek G Common
t0editi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Powers, Of Els
worth, gave a very pleasant reception
at the home Of Mr.. d. B. Powers, last
evening. The eOngratulEtion Of his
Salina friends were most heartily sx-
tended to the genial "JOe" and his
fair bride.
Mr.. Jno. Kelly brought from Ireland
a number Of very interesting arti-
cles, among them q stalk Of the
famous shamrock, also soma black
thorn shillelahs, clay pipes, peet. turf.
etc, all Of which can be seen In the
museum Of the Catholic Fair.
A little discomfort was caused Mon
daa NIGHT NJ the Cafholfe Fails h,- =