The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

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Commissioner Miller leaves for
Chicago Saturday, TO he absent about
a month.
Mr.. W. w. schnse, Of Psnna., is
visiting here with his brother, DR.. r.
N. Schnee
Harry Swift again has charge Of the
BFoOkvIlle Transcript. The transfer
was msde last week.
DR.. n Steele, Of Bsloit, brother
Of Mrs John Smith, has rented rooms
with q view Of locating here.
Commissioner HumbaEgsF has been
laid up with the rheumatism e his
home in new Cambria, the last week.
Nm. Pennington and daughter, Of
saltwater, MINI, are visiting with
their relatives. Mrs. Hull and Mn. A.
F. Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Kesler were At
Kansas City last Friday evening. and
heard Col. r. @. IngersOll, on 0rtho-
dox Theology.
Mr.. T. IA. Williams, the popular
cashier Of John SheFTin's bank was
amusing the b'hoys with some very
thrilling stories last week,
M. Anderson, Of Ohio, has puT-
chased the Sedan place and will move
HIS family on TO the farm In q few
days.-Brookrille TFulscrfpf.
Berry Bros. Of Abilene, have
rented the store room under the
JOURNAL ONCE and win start in the
agriculture and implement bushes
next month.
Mr.. w. T. Evans has sold the Rus
sell Record to = stock company COM
posed Of citizens Of that plRce. Mr.. J.
n Franklin, late Of the Junction City
Reptblicaa becomes its editor.
Found-a dead dog, In front Of the
Christian chureh-knoWn to have
been lying there for three weeks.
The authorities may take charge Of
same without proving property.
Mr.. VIM. HOgben IL talking Of at
tending the Supreme Lodge, K. Of p,
which assemblies ct New Orleans next
April. Some Of the other members
may represent Cydon I.odge, No. 5.
Mr.. Banker informs us that about
ten Of his old friends In Ohio have
sold out, and are on their way to So
line county. Il seems that ]. A.
didn't lose much time while visiting.
"Only q Farmers Daughter" was
presented 20 q large audience Last
Tuesday night at the opera house.
Adelaide Cherie, Little Nellie and Jack
played their parts very beoOmingly.
The baby boy, four months old,
Of Ar. and MFs. s. A. BrOdina, OF
Smolan township, died wednesday.
He died from the snecis Of q cold.
Nelse Arthur Wns . bright child and
he was the pride Of his parsnts.-IH-
dspoadeut.
The county commissioner are Civ
ing the of8ces in the court house
building Q general 0Verhanling, and
having them fixed up In frst-class
shape. The next good move IL 10 Ok
up the court room, which is In q very
bad condition.
The Swedish people held q pound
party and dance e Gsrmania hall on
Thursday night. This entertainment
was for the benefit Of Mr.. Ekstrand,
the shoemaker, whose wife has been
sick all winter Besides -four and
other provisions, something over 500
wa railsd for this worthy object
Independent.
The chalk talk given By Mrs. Nellie
Bailey ct the Christian church last
Thursday evening, proved to be very
entertaining and instructive, beth Cor
young and older people. The church
was crowded and some were compelled
70 "rsPOss" Standing. II e estimated
that there were 500 chlldrea present.
Mr. August WInklsT arrived Sun
dag morning, to take the place ofhi.
brother, Joe Winkler, IN Dsltz's bar
Der shop. Mr.. WinkleF was aboard
the Hannibal 4 sc. Joe train that va
wrecked crossing the Charlton River
bridge. He is slightly disaguFsd, but
holda down the chair ct DeitR's harber
snop.
Sslina has started another hani.
No wonder Salina b spoken % =
god town TO move from.-Abflsle
CiFOaicls.
Fron the above We are coaviResd
the editor Of the ClroHiele never
heard our new hand. Ths boys ere
going dOwntO give yOu . ssrsnads
gratis.
The performances given By LoGie
Lord, Friday and Saturday nights
last, were very cFeditably presented.
Notwithstanding the other attrse-
tlons Cor the Art evening, the open
house wss crowded. Saturday even.
ing she appeared In "LinWOod Cass"
and added many hsW lHurals b hen
now good reputation with which she
d hsld By the salina PsOpla.
The following Is the PtOgnmEs 81
the ssllnA Lits1aEy foE Friday even
Ing, Feb. Sath, 1884.
Musical Director, n. Z. Psek.
Music.
ouolAtionB, at Roll Cal.
Recitation, Geo. HouEh.
Reading, Elal RanfRl
Oration. n. III. Loomla,
RBcEB.
Music.
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