The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-26
Register.

Laura Dainty at the Opera House
March "a
Rev. A. J. Kissell breaches bis fare
well sermon next Sunday.
The banks were closed Monday In
honor OF WashinglOu's birthday.
Mr. E. E Sharpe, who l. visiting
New Orleans, sends interesting news
papers.
Sunday - though wsshington's
blrthday-was as quiet a. any other
birthday.
u. Holmqvist has gone to Wash
ington, to attend the Inauguration
ceremonies.
Mr. Geo. Gentry, Of BTookville, at
tended the Pacific House dance last
Friday evening.
The law firm Of Banks q Moore has
been dissolved. Mr. Moore opens al
ONCE In Branlf & Cravens' rooms.
We are Indebted to Mr.. E r. futile
for New Orleans papers containing as
supplements fine views Of the MRrdi-
Gras procession.
The blanket Of snow will be Of BEN
eft to the wheat, which was reported
In some localities Injured by the
freeznlg weather.
Mrs Samuel Miller has sold her
farm Ofl90 acres just south Of the city
10 Mr.. Peter Hughes, for 5000 The
sale was made by a. Kiefer
Nr. J. P. Robinson, late express
messenger on the Sallna q South
western, Is now travelling for Eber-
hardt Bros mattress factory.
The admirers Of Laura Dainty their
name Il leglOnl will have an oppoFtu-
nifty 10 hear her In "a Mountain
Pink" at the sallna Opera House,
March 2.
Mr. Arthur Day, the artist. spent
the winter in New York at his studies.
lie is now engaged In sketching for
T. L Miller, the great cattle man Of
BeeCher, Ill.
At the grand eneampment Of the
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons,
ueld at Emporia last week, Mr.. ia
cob Dewitt, Of this city, was elected
Grand High Priest
Do not fail 10 hear Laura Dainty,
celebrated rs an eioculionist and read
CT, who has become an actress. She
appears at The Opera Housed March 2,
la "a Mountain Pink"
With Sunday night 6ineh fall Of
snow began 20 appear. On Monday
the jingle Of the sleighbells was again
nesrd-not an uncommon occurrence
10 this latitude any longer.
Mr. Lindblou has let The contract
for the erection OF Is reaidsaco-to cost
81. auto sfT Swan Ecks'rand, to be
Unit on Mr.. Lind5lom's lois on south
santa lie, near Prescott Avenue
DIED-On Wednesday. February
1871, I5s5, at l:s0 A. n. Valentine
Ludes. aged "A years, and : months.
Funeral eervices were held q, the
[ Catholic Church, on Friday at 10
O'Clock a. N.
Mrs A. B. Kirkland celebrated her
SD birthday al her home,7 miles east
OF Salina, On last FTltay. The occa-
zion was = very pleasant one, aud
Mrs Kirkland received quite a num-
Der Of presents.
The regular meeting Of the Sallna
Post, G. Il. R, has beeu changed 20
the following days: The second
Wednesday Of each month at l 80
P. 81, and the fourth Saturday Of
each month At O'CLOCK p. q.
Mr.. VIM Brown, upon the recon-
mendatlon Of Alr. R. L. Mcconnell,
was appointed express messenger on
the Salina & Southwestern, aud Is
now At work. A good recommended
ton aud q good, faithful messenger.
The Real Estate agency Of Frank
Z. York & Co. have sold Within the
last few weeks nearly s., 900 worth Of
city property and small tracts Of land
adjoining the city, for the estate Of
Ambrose Beebe, deceased. and Mary
b. Beebe.
The Affairs Of the estate Of Ambrose
II. Beebe are In good shape, and In
the course Of a week or ten days,
enough more real estate will be sold
10 satisfy all claims. Only IA little
more property will be sold for this
purpose, and the rest will be held for
higher prices.
Mr aud Mrs. Jacob Dell,of Cambria
township, celebrated the flf,leth ami
vsrsary Of their marriage at their
home i've miles northeast Of Salina,
on Wednesday the 18th inst. There
was a large assemblage oftheir friends
and many valuable gifts were ten
dered
The farmers of Smoky View and
adjoining townships meet at AsssFia
on next Saturday at ] o'clock T.. r.,
for the purpose Of organizing farm
ers' club. The object OF the club is
stated to be the buying, selling aud
shipping all kinds Of grain for the
farmers also, buying al kinds Of
goods for their use.
Mr.. Jesse Frost, % this city. has
been doing some good work towards
shaping legislation In behalf Of the
State militia. a letter lately written
by him to the Topeka Commonwealth
was 30 full Of good sense " 10 inau-
ence the Legislature in passing upon
the militia bill. Jesse should be pre-
NOTED to BrigadieT General
The public entertainment given by
the 6allna Woman's SuGrsge Associa
ton, Tuesday night, at the Presby-
terrain church, was well attended, and
a most creditabie entertainment
throughout. One Of the audience saiC
the next morning, II have paid So
msny time. End not been nearly
90 well entertained" The programme
publi.hed last week was elossly fol-