The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Mr.. TT. Going returned NOsdsy
night.
Mr.. Robt- Bowling returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Frank GoodnoW returned from
Ohio last Saturday.
The sale Of the eollegs l0ts win Be
continued next Saturday.
Rev. A. n. Steward breaches in
Clay Center next Sunday.
Mr. COomhs is employed e. book
keeper by Mr.. A. J. Holmquisl.
DR.. Majors. the new dentist. has
rooms over Whitehead 4 Seaman's.
Mr.. E. ID. Rittger b buIldlng q com
modiOus barn on his farm south Of
SalinA
Go 70 the strawberry festival given
By the ladies Of the Episoopal Church
next week.
Rev. n. N. stolz win preach In the
81. z. Church next Sunday morning
and evening.
The name Of the county attorney is
still Joseph Moore, and his address h
salIna, Ksnsas-
The JOURNAL would Ike 10 know
Who writes the a. legal esiir0gisls" OF
the Independent.
Mr.. and Ms. M0ultOn, Of Topeka.
were guests Of Dr. and Mrs. r. r.
Nieklss last Sunday.
The Republican Centrai Committee
Of Saline county meets at the city
hail Saturday afternoon.
Remember the strawberry festival
10 be given by the ladies Of the Epls-
copal church next Weeks
Mr.. c. A. Hitler has returned from
his visit 10 Washington. New York
and other eAsteFn places.
Ms. sloan arrived here last week
and viii visit for some time with her
daughter, Ms. p. II. Allison.
The rains have delayed the farmers
In their corn planting. StIIl . good
deal Of this work has been done.
A. j. HOlmquist has been %, umoBed
as . juror in the y. 8. Circuit Court,
which cOnvenes In LesvenWOFth soon
-Four little bright eyes possessed BY
two infant slsteFs) now twinkle IN the
home Of the proud father, Constable
ChRce.
The Paragon Minstrels gave up
their entertainment announced for
Monday night, on account Of the
storm.
Messrs. o. Seitz and ID. Whitehead
went 10 EmPoria Monday night, to
attend the meeting Of the Grand Com
mandery.
Well, this IL something like Ill"
That's what they ell say, and II h the
summer-llke weather which calls forth
the remark.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
insure an evening Of pleasure for all
those who visit their strawberry festi-
val next week.
According to the Independent the
Germans ofSalins and adjoining coun-
ties contemplate celebrating the
Fourth Of July at Salina
The Edward ClIford Dramatic Co.
Will perform In Sallna next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, under the au-
spices Of the Salina Band.
Miss Belle Inman, now with the
/ Modjeaka company, b., we believe, q
niece Of Major Henry Inman, Of Sail
na.-Topeka Capital
The first quarterly meeting Of the
present conference year was held last
Sunday 1t the Methodist church, the
Rev. A. n. See conducting the servi-
ces.
The Topeka, SallnA 4 Western Is
nov completed TO WiIsey station. ana
passengers TO and from Council Grove,
from that point, are charged IS cents
fare.
Mis- Emma r. Bristol. Of Topeka.
occupied the Open House corner store
last Monday and Tuesday, with = fine
lot Of plants and flowers. She vent
10 Mcpherson from Salina.
The martyred Foster sim claims
that he will appeal to the people This
fall. The people, In cur opinion, win
not uphold an OGlcsF who violates bis
cath, and refuses 10 do his duty.
There is talk Of Rev. c. r. York
selling out his interest In the firm Of
Mflliken, York & Barber, to ]. II.
Golden. Mr.. York will then take 20
the pulpit-McPAeTSOa ERdepeadeRf.
M H. c. Rash Il attending the
Kansas Christian Sunday School Con-
ventiOn nov In session a. Topeka
He Il president o. the convention snd
delivered an address Tuesday amer
neon.
Mr.. Foster netifed Mr. Moore Tues
day that he should apply TO Justice
Miller ln-ehambers. at Washington,
on the 26th inst. for an order restrain
Ing Mr.. Moore from acting IS county
attorney.
Mr.. Armstrong, Of Council Grove,
Clerk Of the District Court Of Norris
county for four terms called yesterday.
he reports new rad iFOned for IS
miles, and grade in vicinity Of Her
riRgtOn.
The schOOl-bOy IL nov counting the
hOurs - they toll slowly hy, with hap
py visions 81 the time son coming
when he shall have his school harness
OF. and roll and tumble amid the
pleasures Of vacation.
Mr.. John Barrett, one Of the earliest
settlers in the Smoky HilI vAlley-llV-
ing about s mIlss south q town, was
stricken with paralysis last Tuesday
and lles In q most critical eoBditioa.
Or. Crowley is attending him
Mr.. Chas. Kiagnan hes returned
from Illinois and moved with his AM
uy Onto his farm In the Gypsum Crsak
country. BE h totally diagustsd With