The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28
Bond election to.morroW.

Bond election tomorrow.
Decoration Day next Saturday.
An infant girl in the home Of Ms
Frank Ferlen.
The hotels vie with each other II
. base ball games.
The asphaltum walk mania still IN
creases. A splendid thing for the
city.
Mrs. Henry Preston, of st. Louis. {,
visiting her sister-ln-lsW, Mrs. E. c,
CuIp.
A stop is 10 be put to base ball
playing on Sunday. A most excel
lent msYe.
Mr. @. c. Kothe and family expect
to return from Europe 10 salina In
September.
Services will be held 1t the Episeo-
pal church Tomorrow evening.
Bishop Vail will conduct them.
Mr.. and Miss Clark, Of Chamber
burg, Pa. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carver the irst Of the week.
The advent Of an infant girl into
the home Of Mr.. c. w. Lynn Is
greeted with much joy by the home
circle.
MF. G. s. Martin h 20 deliver The
Decoration Day Grafton instead Of
Col. f. c. Cup, ~ previously an
nOuneed.
James s. Mars, mail agent on the
Solomon Branch, is in togn visiting
friends. He Is waiting patiently for
his order ito CO."
Mr. VIM. Berg was . prominent
participant in the proceedings Of the
state Z ndertakers' Convention, held
Ia Topeka last week.
Clay Center invites the Salina Fire
DepArtment To attend the Firemen's
Tournament and Test Of WatsFworks,
20 Be held June 9Th. 1855.
Mr. $. Seaman has purchased OF
David sBeebe LOT l5Ox57O on South
Santa Fe-sOuth Of Mr.. w. &. Addl-
sons lot. Amount paid, 81 DO.
Mr.. J. w. Divilbiss was the unfor-
tunRie loser 81 . pocket book contain.
ing go last week. Whether IL was
lost or stolen he il unable 10 say.
The State ReformatoIy Commits
si0ners attended the entertainment Of
the "I.ATks." They spoke in the
highest praise o. he performances.
We understand that the National |
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, has rented |
the room occupied by Farley 4 Whit
ney, Grneers, for the term Of five
years.
Tomorrow the citizens Of Salina
will vote on the question Of issuing
bonds for building the proposed adj
ditiOn 20 the Second Ward School
house.
a. b. Mcconnell took q trip last
week in the interests Of his firm
through Russell and Barton counties,
and bought a section Of choice farm
ing land.
Prof a. &. Hopkins designs sever
ng his connection with the Salina
University at the end Of the present
erm, and the Board Of Trustees have
accepted his proposition to retire.
The nsW hall 81 Hilton 4 Richie Is
o lie used a. an aFmoFy for the mill
airy company. which has been re-
lived, is taking in new members, and
viii soon be in good Sighting trim.
The new brick addition to Hilton &
livery stable furnishes in its
eeond story quite q line hall. where
anees, festivals aud various society
meetings will undoubtedly take place.
Iron avenue bridge il receiving its
lew plank flooring. The water main
heretofore dividing the roadway in
he center now rests on the iron
tringers below the way An i'm
surely.
We are requested 90 state that the
gypsum Valley Farmer Club will
Iold their next meeting at the resi-
enee Of Mr.. r. w. Rogers, Solomon
ownship, ON Saturday, May auth, in
fa.E - ~, ar.r,.o. "a - a.. l. g. |
Mr.. Thos. Tinker, o. Gypsum
reeK, has bought r. r. Shaw's farm,
outh Of Mentor. paying $1,000. Mr.
fnkler will make bic home on the
ew place. aud Mr shaw will re-
love 10 SalIna, to engage in some
ind Of business.
On the west side Of Ninth street.
'om Ash 10 Elm, the property own
n have inaugu1ted the street park
lg plan. With the beautiful asphalt
m walk and pretty grass pIOts ada
ent-a most delightful promenading
istriet will soon he opened
John Sullivan. Of Minneapolis,
'reman Of the HeT1fld office under
Iajor Inman's proPrietOrship, Was
abbed on the 18th inst. by vis-
Gus character of that place, whose
anne We have forgotten We under
and that the Injuries are not seri-
1s.
Mr.. F. 3. Quincy. Of DeIphOs. son
Mr.. Benz. f. Quincy Of this city,
led At the frst namsd Plaee last Fri
~ evening. He was the leading
Ierehant Of that place, having re-
sied there several year,. His parents,
rothers and sisters were preasnt dur {
x his last hOurs.
The District Court was adjourned
Ter AOnday-OWing 70 the absence
the Judge, who arrived late In the
teFnoOn. Court was opened In due
nm Tuesday morning, but none Of
le eases being ready for trial the
ny Was discharged until next Non .
ay, TO which time court stands ad-
uFned. L,
The entertainment Of the Larks
- repeated % a.gOOd-sized aadience
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