The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-31

I ~ ANN-NI-
a false fire alarm Monday night.
blow OFF" at the foundry mistake
for q genuine lre.
Glass ball shooting In the wesierl
part OF town Is much INDUCED in b,
the good Shots"
President Hopkins, OF the Salint
University, has arrived in Salina &
remain permanently.
r. A. Levitt, Esq. s, address for thl
next two weeks will be LIS Haup
Hancock county, III.
MarshalTuttle speaks very highly
Of the Minneapolis reunion. He spen
three or four pleasant days there.
The City Council are moving in tn,
matter Of repairing and cleansing the
dirty alleys. Cholera!
AtMr I'M. AndersOn's sale % head
Of cattle sold at an average Of $40 pei
head and : at s5T per head.
The farmers who have been exer
eising the plOughshsre Of late siatC
that little rain would help the work.
The Union Pacific design building
a platform at the Park foot bridge, for
the accommodation Of visitors TO the
Park
We understand that the well-knOwn
farmer, s. 5. Godfrey, will build q
residence In Salina and move 70
town.
Hon. T. F. GarvOr's speech at the
Abilene HaTvestHOme il highly spok-
en- Of by those who attended the
gathering.
We regret 10 hear Of the continued
serious illness Of Mr.. Aug. Freeman,
who has been confined TO his bed for
some weeks.
Clint Bartlett has been appointed to
a position in the railroad office at Pa
cifie Junction, Iowa, and has gone on
to enter upon his duties.
J. w. staley, late travelling agent
for the LeayenwOrth Tines, and now
in the employ OF the Kansas City
Times, called last Monday.
Mr.. Frank GOOdnOw has sold his
residence property at the corner Of
Santa Fe and Prescott avenues to Mr..
ID. Whitehead for Sl4OO.
Messrs. Seitz and Ferlen have rented
a cottage at Bear Lake, Minnesota, aud
with their families are enjoying much
sport at fishing and bathing.
Il is rumored that Tom NickIin will
return TO Salina and take charge Of
the Herald, and run the paper on the
Junction Union political plan.
The Salina Mill and Elevator Com
pany gives notice that the Farmers'
Elevator Is under their sole control
and they have a man cooperate il.
Mr.. VIM. KOuns, Of Wyandotte,
who has been visiting his sons, viii
liam and Stephen, Of Gypsum Greek,
for several weeks, called yesterday.
Col. E. c. Culp departed for Bis
mark, Oak. last night, to enter upon
his duties Rs Inspector Of the Western
L. S. Land offices. He will return In
August
The indications are strong that the
Harvest Home Picnic" OF 10 day has
been arranged solely for the purpose
Of giving Click a boom In Saline
county.
The Ellsworth and SalinA Gun
Clubs were In have had a shooting
match 10 SalIna yesterday, but the
first named club did not make its ap-
pearance.
Mr.. WIN Tinker, af Eureka town
ship, has between three aud four
thousand bushels Of wheat, q great
deal Of which will average - bushels
10 the acre.
Charlie Phiper. whose parents died
near Salina some time ago, can learn
something Of great importance to
himself by calling on or writing TO
Ms ID. N. Merrifeld. Abilene.
The Union Pacific Depot ct the
main track is being repaired In good
style aud the Offices and waiting room
are being greatly improved In appear
ance- A big credit mark for the q. p.
A hot and ominous air Saturday
night was predicted by the prophets to
be the foreFunReF o. q cyclone. And
sure enough there was one in the Vi
entity Of Dodge that selEsame night.
c. S. RadcliR, Of salina, was in
town Tuesday He Is the Salina agent
Of the B. d.. /. q T. Co, and we hear
him highly spoken OG.-MDah0ttoa
Nationdlist.
Rev. Mr.. Holt, late pastor Of the
Baptist Church At Clay Center, and
quite Well-knoWn here BY reason Of
his visits and management Of the late
Clay Center excursion, lies dangerous
ly IN In Topeka.
Arthur Day, the artist, has returned
to Salina- He has completed his one
years engagement with Ramsey, MI
lett 4 Hudson, engravers Of Kansas
City. He expects to 60 10 New York
this winter, where be viii have
greater advantages In art studies.
The Saline County Horticultural So
eiety propose % make q county dis
play Of fruit al the State Fair, and We
firmly believe they will walk on
with the first premium this year.
The first premium offered fOF the
county display Is S8o0.0o; second
premium, tl0O,00. No doubt the So
cieiy win make arrangements 10 re-
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