The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-13

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visiting Miss Maggie Campbell.
The President has appointed Thurs
day, Nov. 9th, as Thanksgiving Day.
Over $500 clear Of all expenses, was
the result Of the Catholic Fair at
BrOokville.
People have become tired Of asking
and answering the question: "What
is the news?"
Mr.. A. c. Wait started last Monday
evening for months visit in Ohio
and Indiana.
Messrs. Carver and Hole, in their
late hunt TO the Mcpherson lakes,
killed 20 ducks.
The Cadet Band realized a profit
from the Louie Lord entertainments
Of about $500.
Prof Purdie, the OTganist, now To-
Gated at LindsbOrg, talks some Of re-
moving to Salina.
Capt. Hanna was in town the first
Of the week-anxious as all others
over the election.
The autumn hued foliage yet re-
naming on the fruit trees and the
naples is elegant.
Read the official canvass Of the cleo
ton returns in Saline county-pUb-
lished on the second page.
Chaplain McCabe was a classmate
Of Hon. A. p. Collins in the Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan c ollege.
Nr. B. II. Ober, Of Galva, ILL.,, has
been making a short visit here-the
guest Of his brother, E. w.
The ladies of Salina give n Leap
year party at the Opera House, Thurs
day evening, November ~.
The fall erm OF the District Court
eOnvenes next Monday. There are
about % cases on the docket.
Judge Kinds will hold his first term
Of court m Saline county next
February. It will be a law term.
Mr.. f. w. Blair has been appointed
receiver Of the Solomon Valley Bank,
Solomon City, which recently failed.
Miss Amy Berks, Of Albuquerque,
n. NJ, has arrived in Salina for a
three weeks visit with her relatives.
Mr. Faulkner was instructed by a
large majority to vote against the re-
submission Of the Prohibition ques-
ton.
The Journeys Of our citizens 10 the
Mcpherson lakes are frequent They
do not fail to return with numerous
ducks.
Mrs. Rev. Kissell, of Salinalwas in
the city last week, visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Roger aud Miss Fry.-AbiIene
Gazette.
The campfire announced to have
been given ON Nov. lst by Bald Hill
Post was unavOidably postponed in
definitely.
Councilman Dickinson resigns his
Office next month, to enter upon the
duties of his new Office, county com
missioner.
The past week has been a season OF
unrest, anxiety, nervousness-all on
account Of the uncertainty Of the
Presidential election.
MI. John Cartwright has located in
Emporia. He is a fine young gentle
man, and we wish him much pros
perity in his new location.
Butler received IS votes in Saline
county, and st. John 80. Belva was
not even hOnored with a vote. She
had no electoral ticket in Kansas.
Last Saturday Rev. A. J. Kissell at
his residence united in marriage, Mr..
John H. Vidriksen ahd Miss Mette
NJ. S. Rasmussen, all of Saline Co.
Mr.. ]. w. Rice started for New
Mexico Tuesday, to be gone several
weeks on cattle business. Mrs. Rice
meanwhile, WIN remain at Adams
III.
1t is very unfortunate that the Park
appropriation was beaten. We are
afraid it kills the scheme Of making
Oak Dale Park the Bismarck Of
Kansas.
Mr.. Clair NJ. Patee, OF the Manhat-
tan Mcrcury-and one time foreman
OF the JOURNAL OGice-was married
last week TO Miss Lizzie Allen, o
North Lawrence.
A fine show case for canes is one o
the new attractions at d. & J. b
Whitehead's, and there are several
elegant gold canes therein to be pre-
scented to somebody.
One DemOcrat-certain OF the cleo
ton Of Cleveland-says: at Is gOot
news but we would willingly swaI
Cleveland for Click and the Demo
cratic county ticket"
Messrs. ssstolper & Tilgner have pur-
chased Dwiggins & Co.'s meat market
1.-THE old Shute stand). Messrs. Dwig
gins viii continue In the business Of
buying and selling live stock.
Mrs. Mary E. BrOOking, mother o
Mrs. J. H. Harrison, died at tn
home Of her daughter, south Of town
at the age Of 6S years, last Sunday
morning. Her funeral occurred Of
Monday.
Maud, daughter Of Capt. J. G. Mob
Ter, died Of diptheria yesterday, aftei
a long illness, at the age Of years
The funeral occurs to-day. Captain
and Mrs. Mohler have the sympathiei
Of many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilkeson ar
rived in Salina last Monday, and Er
guests OF Judge Carroll. They vii
remain In town ebOut a month, AM
then return to their home on Lon
Island, n. Y.
Below are the majorities In Salin
county Of a number Of the candidates
John A. Martin; Us; Joseph Moore
Ss7; Q. J. Fredrickso1, l76; 8. Q
Kinds, IS; Q. 3. Faulkner, 90; A.
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