The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-17
Did We sleIgh-ridee

Ice last MONDAY
Large quantities Of quail are being
shipped from Saiina.
Notice the page advertisement o.
J. & Rash & SOn-iourth page.
Mr.. Thos. A. Williams cup IF hap.
piness il overlooking. Il is boy.
Col. Everest spent Sunday at his
home in Atchison, returning to-day
The stewart-Wilberiorce troup a
the ". r. Church next Monday even
ing.
DIR. Jenney il attending the meet
ing Of the state Board Of Health in
Topeka.
Mr.. NJ. J. Wellslager will make hi-
usual winter trip to Florida soon after
Christians.
Mrs. J. J. Crippen is entertaining
her friends with series OF unique
aud enjoy able teas.
Two railroads being built at once in
Saline county, Is not a bad showing
for one winters season.
Mrs Stewart, mother Of Mrs. A.
Wellington, started on her return to
her home in Cincinnati to-day.
Mr.. Joe Prndletou, member Of
John Itobinsou's Circus Baud, has re-
Turned to Salina 10 spend the winter.
Mrs. Lay il again in possession Of the
boarding house opposite the Luther
an church, aud is ready for boarders.
Mr.. r. o. Anderson but day or so
ago had three nice daughters. Now
he has charming boy, and he is so
happy.
The Pdrfisoa is the name Of Tom
Cavanaugh's newspaper. published al
Olympia. w. T. We have received
the first number.
The Tested" thermometer belong
ing 10 Mr. John Gibson showed zero
last Monday morning coolest
weather Of the season.
II is reported that Hon. A. 2. Col
Inns designs removing from his farm
into Salina. and building on his lots
In the college addition.
The jingle Of the merry sleigh-bell
has ceased. The snowflake j. dissolv.
ing. Only the muddy black earth
now greets the runners
The Mckinney family will give
concert lo-morruw evening M the
new Baptist church. Tor the benefit Of
the ladies society Of the church.
Theie were sixteen additions 10 the
Presbyterian church al their Com
munion service last Sabbath: fourteen
by profession, and two by letter.
We understand that the Missouri
Pacific will put in a siding near Iron
Mound, for the accommodation Of Gels
& Gibbs Ia their flour shipments.
Tilgner & Harms were serving out
last week TO their customers large
quantities Of fine cat fish, caught in
the neighbOrhOOd Of Junction City.
The cash railways are being put in
~ Ober's. A dsllar now has the
privilege Of quite a first-class ride be.
fore Il reaches the drawer OF the
cashier.
Sunday was a grand winters day.
The AIR was fine. the slelghing excel
lent aud the trees and shrubs glisten-
ed in their frosty layers like jewels.
Il was a perfect winter day.
The concert repeated for the benefit
Of the Presbyterian Church, Friday
evening, was reported even better than
on the first evening. Some SIS 10 was
the profit OF the two entertainments.
The proiracted meetings at the NJ.
+. church closed last Friday evening.
There were some thirty-five CONVEX
siOns. There IL some talk Of resunl-
ing the meetings after the holidays.
The skating rink is a thing Of the
past. The building il being changed
60 accommodate feed and sale stable
business, OF which w. II. Mitchell
aud VIII Allen'are TO be proprieters.
Quoth Citizen Bartlett % Citizen
Gibbs, what did your building adj
joining the stone corner coste" which
being answered. - .OOO; why?" was
replied to by Citizen Bartlett 81 want
to put up a building just like It"
William Stilley. an old soldier on
Gypsum creek, died of pneumonia,
Sunday, aud Was buried under the
auspices Of Bridge Post, G. A. r., on
Tuesday. He was the last man mus
tered, and the first TO die. in that Post
Messrs. l.. +. Parsons and 2. Dolan
have compromised their differences /
with the Missouri Pacific, relating to
the right Of way through their respec-
tive farms, and this leaves the grad
ing to be made with only one appeal
case.
County Attorney Moore informs US
that Et least 81 600 will be the income
from the fines aud costs assessed aud
paid ia the liquor prosecutions. which
viii pay the expense Of the grand
jury, and $500 besides. Verify the
the day Of the open saloon is past.
The Abilene Gd.stte's Salina cor.
respondent speaks Of the recent visit
90 Salina in the interest Of his compa
ny Of H. A. Parker, chief engineer Of !
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway. lie Is cousin Of Prof. w.
r. Exams.
The o. y. o. dancing party given at
The Daily Hall, Thursday evening, was
IN many respects the pleasantest party |
az the kind given In Salina for many
years. some 20 couples participated. |
The supper given az the Whitman
Was pronounced elegant.
The Third Party people have or
dered q press and printing material.
aud will have printing olIice oftheir
own. The publication Of the Risi.g
N,la viii then be continued. We un- |
denstand that the Office l. 10 be IN the
rear Of II. S a J. Tsegart's bank.
At the Bridge Post. G. Ar, last
Monday evening. the following ON.