The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-20
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A boy. E E. Bowen, proprietor.
The Leap Year ball occurs tonight.
District Court commenced last
Monday.
A feeble degree Of shedding last
Tuesday.
A right cold morning Tuesday
morning.
Affairs getting into the old chan
mel again.
DR.. Bishop preached at Wakeeney
last Sunday.
Hon A. l. Williams, Of Topeka,
was in town Tuesday.
Quail have been abundant in the
market ct zoe per dozen.
Mr.. Samuel Miller lies critically III
at his farm south Of town.
Numerous small properties In
course Of erection about town.
The sudden change was not par
ticularly favorable FOR bad cold.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New
Year-delightful days yet to come!
An infant boy is the latest add
ton to the home Of Rev. Mr.. Dreyer.
The new mill building adds greatly
to the appearance Of the river eoun-
try"
Mr. Frank Wilkes9n is enjoying a
season Of hunts on his Gypsum creek
manor grounds.
Hon. ]. r. Burton, Of Abilene, can
didate for speaker Of the House, was
in town last week.
DR.. Stearns, Of BroOkville, was in
town Tuesday, feeling happy over
Cleveland's election.
Messrs. Rice & Peck are 10 have
their Office with n. II. LOOMS, over
the New York Store.
Mr.. J. w. Divilbiss has been con-
fined at the Mitchell House for several
days with severe illness.
DIR. Majors had intended 10 make q
trip to Missouri and Indiana this
week, but finally gave 1t up.
Mr.. H. c. Rash went to Topeka
Tuesday, to attend the Convention Of
the State Temperance Union.
The Board of Directors Of the Sa-
lima University are preparing for the
final payment on the building.
c. G. WiImarth and six men are
building a house for a Mr.. StOreh-
dorf on Mule creek, Ellsworth county.
Farmers reporting damage to fields
Of wheat from chinchbugs. Some re-
port the presence Of the Hessian fly.
The express company designs run
ming a delivery wagon Of their own
hereafteA Geo. Wolfkeil is to drive
1t.
Mr.. Will W. Parker, from Buffalo,
y. Y, was in town the first Of the
weeks guest Of his uncle, Mr.. L.
Austin.
Hon. c. f. Faulkner went to To
peka, Tuesday, on business connected
with the approaching session Of the
Legislature.
Sir. and Mrs. c. S. Martin very
entertained a large eompa-
nv Of their friends at their residence
last evening.
Somebody remarked that bushel
Of wheat buys a pound Of butter, and
q dozen OF eggs n bushel Of corn.
Frightful. isn't it?
Mr.. VIM. Tinker started for Ellis
worth, Tuesday, to undergo an ex-
by physicians, under his
for a pension.
The fall term OF the District Court
commenced Monday. Yesterday and
the day before the old case Of Norton
vs.. Schippel was being tried.
The fall term Of the College closes
to-day, with public exercises at the
chapel this evening. The winter
term commences on the 18th inst.
The city council last evening ap-
pointed and confirmed Mr.. J. r.
Chapman as Chiefo Of the Fire Depart
ment, vice A. L. Krause resigned.
Mrs. s. NJ. Palmer returned from
Denver the first Of the week. The
Colonel has been confined TO his bed
for several days with his old COM
plant
We republish this week the vote Of
Saline county as officially canvass ed
by the County Commissioners. Our
readers will find the table this week
free Of errors.
o. H.Dorrance, late Superintendent
Of the Smoky Hill division Of this
road, becomes Superintendent Of the
Nebraska Division and Branch lines,
with headquarters at Omaha
Mr.. Natl Schwartz, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, Is visiting his friends and rela-
tives here. Though a Democrat, Mr..
Schwartz Is one Of the many Demo
Gratis Of the old Keystone State who
voted for Blaine.
Judge Prescott informs US that the
drSt term of f-nuFt 10 he held by
Judge Kinds will be at Mcpherson,
January 1s, to which time the recent
term Of court held in that county
stands adjourned.
With the new term Of the Univer-
sity there will be q largely increased
attendance. All but two Of the rooms
are occupied at the college. and there
is already in sight a demand for a
dormitory building exclusively.
Master Willie Sidney, champion
lightweight skater-aged about five
years-astonished the spectators at
the Rink, Friday and Saturday even
Ings, by his feats on skates. BE wears
dresses, and Is said 10 be 80 inches
high.
Our contemporary Of the CONNER
cIal Block" has ct last drifted into the
Democratic ranks. That is the fate
Of all Independently" From q
prohibition Republican, johnson has