The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-21

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through RadeIif q Martin to Conrad
Weber, Of Pennsylvania, for $500.
Paul Hutchinson has returned to
Salina and will engage in the practice
Of the law.
Mrs. G.. II. Hereford was In salina
last week-a guest Of Miss Lizzie
Thompson.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ericsson has sold his fur
niture business "a Sheriff Forsse and
Mr.. Leander.
DR. Houser is building a fine resi-
dence a. the corner Of Ninth and
Walnut streets.
r. b. mgraIAm and David Mitchell,
Of BrOokville, have gone 10 New Or
leans To visit the Exposition.
Rev. a. n. See, Of this city, is to de-
liver the q. A. II. address for Ellis
worth Post on Decoration Day.
The "Larks" go to Junction City
by special train on Thursday, May .,
where they will play In the opera
house.
Miss Emma Raby of Homer, Mich,
Is IN Salina-foF the pursOse OF re-
eeiving medical treatment from DR..
Collins.
Geo. NJ. Hull. late Of Salina, has be-
come a partner with Messrs. Denton L
Cable Of BroOkvIlIe, in the real estate
business.
Drs. Crowley, Swiizer and Phillips
are attending the State Medical AssO.
citation in Mcpherson, which closes its
labOrs to-day.
Secure your tickets for the HLarks''
early and get a good seat. This will
be the last chance Of hearing this most
delightful opera.
Mrs. J. f. Seaver as Lillian, the
fair daughter Of Gen. Hunter, will
delight her many friends on next
Tuesday evening.
DIR. Collins makes q specially of
office treatment for chronic diseases.
His office is In the Opera House Block,
front room upstairs.
Joe PendletOn Is y member OF John
ROblnsOn's fine circus band, and wss
shaking hands with his SaliDa
friends on Saturday.
The rains have been almost inees-
SAINT since Friday night. The country
Is witnessing a deluge. The streams
begin TO show fullness.
The preliminary steps for the or
ganizatiOn Of Horse Fair AssOcia-
ton were taken Tuesday night. The
organization will be completed to-
night.
Mr.. H. @. Sellers, late Railroad
agent at Minneapolis, succeeds Mr..
A. g. Smith as agent at this place.
Mr.. Sellers is 4 brOther-in-law Of Mr..
Smith.
An especial invitation by the Salina
Post. q. A. r., to sons and daughters
Of veterans to be present at the eere-
monies on Decoration day Is ex-
tended.
Mr.. John Anderson is removing the
small buildings from his lot at north
west corner Of Santa Fe and South
street, preparatory to building a new
residences.
Mr.. Chas. Henne dispatched Mr..
Frank SimOns yesterday from Fl.
Scott that the Grand Lodge Of the
Knights Of Pythias will meet in Sa-
lima next year.
Mr.. ID. B. Powers, superintendent
Of the Park, desires us 10 state TO the
public that hereafter base ball playing
on Sundays in the Park will be
strictly prohibited.
Mrs. Herbert Hodge, Of Abilene.
will again take the part Of Arabella,
and also go with the "Larks' to
Junction. Our junction City friends
will give her an ovation.
Among the accessories to the chorus
In the "Larks" we are permitted to
name P. q. Bond, Mrs. Herbert Ran
dOlph, Ms f. c. Gay, Miss Amy
Berks, and Miss Alice Randall.
Those who have not heard ''Our in
imitable Bond I'm the character Of
LORE Zephyr, can not afford TO miss
the opportunity given by next
Tuesday nights entertainment.
The second NJ. f. Church building
has been greatly improved by recent
repairs and will be formally reOpened
next sunday. Rev. d. D. Campbell
will preach in the morning, and Rev.
A. n. See in the evening.
Mr.. c. B. Hopkins, architect, of
Topeka, was in town yesterday getting
up plans for Mr.. J. w. Rlee's new
residence. He made the plans Of Mr..
GarveF's new residence. Mr.. Hopkins
was formerly q resident Of NOFWAlk,
Ohio.
Mr.. Pond, Of It. Scott, brother Of
the late Department Commander Of
the q. A. R.-was In town Monday,
arEsnging for the reading Of Nellie F.
Brownie take place under the aus-
plces OF the WOman's Relief Corps
and the w. C. T. q.
Capt. H. ID. Baker and lady return
ed frOm the west last Saturday. The
Captain was 1t one time in the Gulf
Of California country. He did not
visit the city Of Mexico. although he
was within q day and a nights ride
Of the city at one time.
Hon. Thos. Andersen and Mr.. VIM
Muir len for two Weeks' Walt In
New Orleans, last Monday. II was
In the "Cresesnt City" both gentle
men landed nom Scotland years long
since gone, and they viii no doubt
enjoy very much comparing the pres
ent with the past. We hope they may
have a very pleasant trip.