The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-27

In December.
Mr.. d. H. Hagenan has been toHays
City on business connected with bis
herd Of cattle.
The small boys have enjoyed "bob-
bling" with their sleds-a rare sport
in this latitude.
Geo. L. Edlof is now engaged as
travelling man for E. w. Ober's gents
furnishing house.
The taxpayers begin to report at
the Captains office" The 10Th of
next month begins to be seen dimly
In the dim distance
Jessie Hagler, son Of Mr.. W. ].
Hagler, died last Friday at the age Of
4 months and days.
Messrs. T. F. Carver and l.. H.
Hole went to Washington, Ks, Mon
day, on legal business.
Messrs. J. NJ. Ericsson and C. Lean
der are now the proprietOrs Of the
EngstrOm Drug Store.
Union Thanksgiving services take
place at the Lutheran Church this
morning at II O'Clock.
A dancing class was organized at
the skating rink last Tuesday night,
by Prof. Tappan, from Topeka.
Mr.. ID. H. Hageman was also a
sehOolmate Of Chaplain McCabe at
the same time Mr.. a. p. Collins was.
Mrs Nellie Love Reed is now liv-
ing in Wichita. Her husband has
engaged In the grocery business there.
John E. Woodward, Jr., and
Charles Whitney are to open. a
grocery store in the Opera House cor
ner.
The Maud Atkinson troupe open up
their engagement here on Monday
night, Dec. I, with the play: LADY
Of Lyons"
Rabbit hunting with dogs is a IA
vorite amusement Of the youths, and
many a rabbit is caught in the sub
urbs Of the town.
The city council, at the last meeting,
appointed Councilman Bone to collect
the property assessments for the
pavement work Of the alleys.
w. T. Oavanaugh, former Saline
county boy, has just passed a credita-
BILE examination and been admitted
to the practice Of the law in Shawnee
county.
Fred Cranz shipped in two deer
from Kansas City last week-the first
run Of deer Of the. season." They
were shot i'm Missouri, and were deli
eiOusly tender.
We notice by the Tacoma wv. IT,
Ledger that Harry Ball, a former
resident Of Salina, is putting up q
skating rink building i'm that city,
valued at $500.
Mr.. L. A. Eddy is the now proprle-
tor Of the Keystone House.. It is be-
ing refitted throughout, painted up, il
aSl per day house and will become q
most desirable hOstellry.
The case Of Norton vs.. Schippel
which has been In the District Court
time out Of mind, was decided last
week by the jury returning a verdict
for the plaintiff Of $500.
Mr.. c. s. Martin Is receiving many
letters from members Of the Legisla
ture-elect, pledging their favorable
consideration Of his candidacy fOl
chief clerk Of the House.
A defective fiue nearly caused q dis
astrous fire in Mr.. Ira Dillon's resi-
dence on Fifth street, last saturday
night AS It was, only about 81
worth Of damage was done.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church ar
sgitating a project Of building q par
sonage-tO cost from 81 800 to $500
and having a public parlOr for tn,
meeting Of church societies.
The public schools are 10 be Gloss
to-day and tomorrow. To day, il
honor Of Thanksgiving, tomorrow, 3
recuperate from the demOralizing Ell
fects Of turkey and its cOneOmitants
We understand that Mr.. Thee
Very will be an applicant for tn
Salina Post Office under Cleveland
administration. and that he is a
ready getting up 3 petition in this be
half.
In the list Of invited guests to tn
annual 9th game dinner given b.
John B. Drake, Chicago, at the GRAM
Pacific Hotel, appears the name Q
Ira l. Carver, a former merchant G
Salina.
1t is rumored that Judge Kinds vii
make SalinA his home, which fac
would greatly worry certain Nc
Pherson statesmen who were bent Of
beating salina out Of the Dlstric
Judge.
A dearth Of butter, eggs and sue
things. Strange that such deart
should happen in q butter and eg
country. A growing demand for bette
"butter cows and more efficient "eg
hens" surely.
Messrs. c. S. Radolif, b.
Cunningham and @. 7. Hilton rePrI
ssnted salina at the Martin reeeptiO
at Manhattan. They tell rs that the
had a pleasant time and that the dii
play OffireWOTlZs was brilliant
The Norwalk (O.) Reflector inform
us that Mr.. GoOdnOW's family is !
Gated for the winter In that city, an
a private letter states that Mr. Goo
now himself is in Charleston Ill
on the point Of starting up his mil