The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
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FRANK L. WEAVER
Some beautiful weather Of late.
The tOOthsOme pumpkin pie is al
hand.
Lath lie being put on at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mr.. Al. Sander left for
Chicago last Tuesday.
The new drug store at the stone cor
ner has been opened.
Mr.. Ed. Lott commenced running
his new mill last Saturday.
Mrs Geo. W. Strielxler, Of Delphos,
is visiting friends in this city.
Some twenty new street crossings
are being or are to be constructed.
Forepaugh's circus will exhibit i'm
Saiina on the 18th Of September.
The farmers are now putt ing up
the best hay they have seen for several
years.
Miss Ada Stevens, Of Monteur. Ia,
is visiting her brother Capt. l.. F.
Parsons.
Beautiful moonlight again-made
all the more beautiful 10y the cool
night ar.
FOrepaugh's circus has engaged Of
Converse & Porter, leo pounds Of beef
for the wild animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Berg len last
night for n two weeks visit in Mime
sofa and Wisconsin.
Messrs. G. II. York and f. F. Drake
have purchased Mr.. Whalen's dairy,
and will continue the business.
The wheat dealers and producers
are much depressed since the bottom
has entirely fallen out the wheat
Mr.. A. A. Downer has rented his
farm on the Saline, and thinks of en-
gaging in business at Minneapolis.
Mr.. f. II. Gibbs talks Of putting up
building on the space Of ground
ajoining the stone store on the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bates started for
Washington county last Monday,
where they will reside for the present
Mr.. c. e. Culp has sold his resi-
dence adjoining the Metropolitan
Hotel to Mr.. II. 3. Shafer for s., $50.
Mr. J. s. Seaver was 60 unfortunate
a. 70 have q leg broken by a falling
timber at his mill in BrOOkville last
Thursday.
Messrs. Campbell & Tuthill have
let the contract for the construction
Of a store building on the lot south Of
their block to Parker &Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Addison. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Crawford of Kan
sas City, started for Colorado yester-
day, for a visit in the mountain cnun-
try.
Mr.. f. q. Anderson lost little
girl last Saturday evening. from sum
mer complaint. She was ~ months
old. The funeral occurred on sun
day.
The picnic Of the Presbyterian sun
day School at the park last Thursday
was participated in by large number
Of people, and was pleasant in all par
ticulars.
John NJ. Lay. who won so mnch
esteem as a successful baker i'm Salina
some years ago, is now located in
Michigan City, and writes that he Il
doing finely.
The public sale Of Mr.. F. r. shaw
last Thursday was largely attended
and everything sold well Mr.. Chas.
Burnham bought some stock for his
Riley county rancho.
AT last we are having dry weather
a great relief in many respects-al-
though it may render what Ploughing
remains somewhat difficult, and place
the very latest corn in jeopardy.
Rev. d. ID. Campbell was quite III
Sunday. and unable 10 ill his ap-
pOintment to speak at the Union
meeting In the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Mr.. Simkins spoke in his place.
Yesterdays Topeka Comm onUcalh
contained the following item:
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles T. Hamilton, Of Sa-
| line county, and Miss Cora Cutler, Of
Shawnee county.
Rev. DR.. L. A. Gotwald, Of YORK,
Pa, father Of the pastor Of the Luth-
eran church Of this city, delivered
able and interesting sermons in the
presence Of large audiences last Sun
day morning and evening.
Taggart Brothers Of Clyde, Ks. are
making arrangements 10 start a bank
here. They are induced to locate here
principally on account Of the new M.
+. College. They have rented the fur
niture store room Of Eberhardt Bro
thers.'
Rev. @. d. Gotwald, the pastor Of
the Lutheran Church, has purchased
Mr.. D. Whitehead's residence on
Seventh Street for $500 cash. Mr.
Whitehead will commence building
a new residence ON his South Santa Fe
property.
The Democratic County Central
Committee came together Saturday
and called a convention for the S8th
Of September, the primary elections
to occur on the oath. The committee
declared unanimously for n straight
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Brady, the President Of the
HOrsemen's Association. was in town
yesterday. He IL at the head Of the
street railroad project for Salina-
He says It is not definitely settled yet
whether or not the road will be built,
but he believes Il will be.
It's settled that the disease from
which the hogs are suffering Is not
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