The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-12-18

com rauN
M. B. Quincy and D. Drew, Of ba-
line county, called Last week In com
pauy With the FarnsW0rth brothers
They were al raised in Vermont To-
gstheF.
EHngorH Newss
Mia Gertis Goodwin, Of eailna,
who Il. well known In this city among
the l0veB 81 music and cong, va
married on Thanksgiving evening %
Mr.. Seward Kn0Wless o. Russell
Kanesz. Many friends 10 this city
viii Join with the Mems In is hopes
that the event Will always Be the oc-
ezsi0n Of much thankagiving as the
annual occurrences Of turkey day
cones around Miss Ada bcates o.
this county was one Of the favored
guests 10 suIoy he occasion. The
newly-married couple went At once 20
their future home In Russell.
1FcPaersoa FFesmcn:
Charley Martin, OF Saline county, is
q candidate for chief clerk OF the
House, and ls IN every way lifted Tor
the plaoe.
BrookviHe Transcript:
George Snyder who came to our
CITY 10 1870 and in 1871 started busi-
ness in the house across the track
then the first merchant IN the town,
called on us Monday and says there
has been q wonderful change In our
tewn last year, and that We may look
for more IN the next, be has no axes
TO grind:
GAR. Post No. 285 ct their an
nual election elected the following Of
fceH
IN Cole, Commander,
ii Q LaWFenCe, 9 "
Mai 8 McCune, w
Dr. p n 6tearnB. Surgeon
A Jennings, Chaplain,
y Washburn, ofhceF Of Day,
Ms Amos, QuartermasteF.
rs Jones, Omcer Of Guard.
There e considerable talk among /
Their. r. officials Of moving . branch |
Of the,ArmstrOng.S hops %. Brookville.
This with other enterprises that seem
quite possible, viii no doubt give our
town q great boom.
The following Il the result Of the
Special city ElectiOD Of two Council
men 70 fili vacancies, following were
the candidates: =. r. Ward and u.
III. Hodge, A. Jennings and w. II.
Duncan, Ole DaYids and VIM Debit,
OF which =. r. Ward aud r. n. Hodge
received the highest number Of votes
cast
LiadSbtrg NsiOs:
MIDI. Thomas removed bis fam
ily from sallna 10 this place, yester-
dsy, having sold his livery business
at that place and purchased the busi-
ness Oh w. II. Amos &C this place.
Mr.. Thomas took charge Of the busi-
ness yesterday.
Mdrgustte Items b LdadsbOrg NeiOs:
Six fugitlves from justice took din
ner ct the hotel Friday. Court being
In session ct Sallna is the cause Of
their fright.
Mr.. Hagler, Of 6alina, . partner In
the "BoYs Et0re,n has Withdrawn. |
The building is to be enlarged and
large stock Of goods opened soon.
BclOit Courier:
Rev. J. 81. Lockwood has traded his
farm northwest Of town, 70 John Ma
hafa for the latters property In AbiDg-
don, Illinois. Mahaffa and his family /
will soon return here to live. We do
not know whether Elder Lockwood
win move away or not.
Died IN Topeka, Kansas, November
II, 1884, PhileRh (Smith) wife Of Rev.
James Lawrence. She was born In
No., February IL, lS49,
and was married 10 Rev. James Law
renee In March, 1884.
Topeka Commonwealth;
Alex. Butts decides that he will not
be q candidate for Clerk Of the House,
but he is lust as thankful % his friends
who have said good words for him as
though be had decided to the contra
~. This leaves the field, as far as we
know, 10 the old Clerk, H. L. MIL
AID, the reading Clerk Of the last
House, Charles Martin, OF Salina, and
Fletcher Meredith, Of Hutchinson.
Minneapolis Messenger;
G. J. Mohler and J. AZ. Jeffries,
champion roller skaters and BICYCLE
i ders, will be ct Davis rink, 5atur-
lay night Dec. 18th. Admission
Capt. J. q. MohleF is in the city
his week attending court. r. +.
Thompson and the Captain are de-
ending Lincoln Hall, WHO'S charged
With killing his father, Squire VIII
lam Hall.
While DR.. Clark and DR.. Miller
we're out Of town visiting q patient
ast Sunday the horse that was draw
NJ the buggy they we're In, suddenly
COX fright, turning square on the
oad and upsetting the buggy, bruis-
ng DR.. Clark severely about the
hOulders and arms while he was
lolding on to the frightened animal.
Dr.. Miller escaped With a few bruises. 1
Lincoln Center Beacon;
Col. Loganis lecture st the Presby- /
erian church last Saturday evening {
Tas well attended and well received.
{ was g most able exposition Of ad-
aaced political doctrines. The Col.
lee q few equals in q capacity 10 pre- {
ent an argument logically arranged
nd IN q convincing manner. Mr.
nd Mrs. Logan were guests Of Mrs.
Yait while here.
NorvaEt (O.) Reflector;
Mr. r. Wlckham, and Mrs. w. III. Q
etsrs and son Allan, left this noon, 4
q the wheeling, for q short visit J,
18th Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wickham,
! Kansas City, Mo.
Aschison Champion:
Great hopes are entertained that 8
be salt wen at HiaWatha b q profita- 4
le "hnd.n We hope 50, and yet we =
10 forced to remark that salt water !,
ss often been struck In Kansas, e. q
DlOmOn City, Alma and Junction 1
lty, but we have never heard Of any O
,dy who made money out Of the a,
scOvery.
Solomon Sentinel:
Mr. ]. B. Livingston, agent Of the :
. p. BY. at Solomon, has received =
Ie appointment Of travelling auditor, p
it'll headquarters az Denver, Col a
e understand that the appoint ii
ent is "a permanent one,
ID ithat Sir. L wiz leave to y
sumo his responsibilities next Sun. o
Y. The citizens greatly regret bis g
aving, but this prelerment will no
'ubt Rdd considerably 70 his re-
urces, and we must consider our