The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

MI. anu WIZ. =. W Lynn Nlii -
on the Minneapolis excursion
Mr.. o. Seiiz and family talk 0f join
ing the Minneapolis excursion.
The Mcpherson contest case II still
going on at the U. s. Lrnd office.
it IL rumOred that a new 500 barre
per day mill h soon to be erected.
Rev. G.. p. Pealo hus sold his $50
acre farm west Of town To Dr. Majors.
Miss George Snow left for Colorado
last Monday morning, for monlhs'
visit.
Mr. VIM. Berg Is chairman Of the
l4th Judicial District Central Com
mittee.
Mr.. Thos Wilson's new residence on
South Santa Fe is we'll along ln con
struction
Miss Emma BrOokIng, Of Bradford.
Penna., Il visiting her sister. Mrs. J.
n. HardisOn.
The bridge propositions last Friday
in Elm Greek township were carried
by 81 majority.
John Young has removed his store
TO the building recently occupied by
Fugate & Snow.
Complaints of defective sidewalks.
Let Salina keep up her reputation for
good sidewalks
The premium list Of the Saline
county Fair will be ready for dlstri-
button next week.
And still the farmers are favored
with fine weather for gathering and
stacking their grain.
Tuesday morning, fog filled the
valleys, and n was several hours be-
fore IL was dispelled.
Mr.. Kruger Informs us that he ex-
poets to have the college roof shingled
by the last Of the week.
About 40 sample trunks belonging
to commercial men were handled by
the hotels last Monday.
Rev. E. F. Hill, fiscal agent Of Ba-
ker University, was In Sallna on busl-
ness the first Of the week.
Capt add Mrs. Hanna, Of Wakeeney,
came down to visit with their Salina
filends the first OF the week.
The exeursionists are getting ready
for the Minnesota trip. Most of
them will start next Sunday.
Mrs. Fugate took her departure for
WamegO, Monday night, in which
place she makes her future home.
The young mems Blaine and LO-
gan club has about 30 members, and
its membership Is rapidly increasing.
The commercial men all say that
Salina has the best hotels and best
looking women Of any city In the
State.
Hon. W. L. Harrison arrived In
Salina, Friday, remaining until Mon
day, when he departed for Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. J. o. Bennett, Of Council Bluffs,
daughter, and Miss Allie Van Horn,
niece Of Mrs. P. d. Wright, are visit
ing here.
Messrs. Lewis & Breese are ready %
go on with the wood work Of the new
Baptist church as soon as the stone
work j. completed.
The increase OF the wheat acreage
OF Saline county over that Of last year
is considerable Last year it was a =
83s this year. %. 963
The Democrats Of Salina ar. about
as slow In ratifying "a Tia. lIsPuI'ii
cans. Il would nnt D.. n,d i.i,,a l.,
have joint blowout.
Saline county il entitl,,l Ia tN' del
egaies IN the Filth Congressional
Greenback Convention which a,,sriii-
bles at Clay Center, Aug, 9Th.
Messsrs. ellison s. Conrs,l have l,-n
doing some fine work at house paint
ing. Notably the residences Of w
G. Addison aud Freshman KingmAn.
Mr. w. KanOase h taking his sum
mer vacation, l,Hving Afr. Hitler 90
act not only his usual part ~ allurney |
aud eounvilior, but Office man besides.
The Salina Cornet Rand l. making
great prngr-ss under the leadership Of
Prof Evans salina will soun have q
hand ~ which she can be very proud.
Mrs G. 7. Collins and children aud
Mrs. 81. d. league and children de-
parted for the East Tuesday night.
They viii spend the summer in
Maint
Some complaint that the shade Is
already too dense in parts Of sAllna,
and bad health created. Ssllna can
now truly be called ''Our Woodland
Home"
The attention OF the county com
last Monday was occupied
upon a school house renewal fight IN
Glendale township. No decision was
II would be a piOus idea for the
city authorities 10 order the weeds
and sunflowers cut along the streets.
They are becoming not only perfectly
hideOus but alarmingly oyeFpoWering.
A Republican mass meeting. 70
raiify the Presidential and State nOn-
nations, takes place al Assaria one
week from next Saturday. The Re-
publicans Of Assarla propose ito make
the welkin ring"
In addition 10 the Saline eounty
delegates, Senator Anderson, II. D.
Baker, d. C. Lockwood, H. 3. Gun
WIN. Bishop G. w. Banks
c. E. FaulkeT and y. ~. Hamiltoa
atasnded the state oonvsntion. i