The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05

/ Aa-lANs
A little girl IN the home OF Mr.. Aies
Berg, Emolan township.
The number ofschOol children u
ssiina hss doubled since 1877.
In spite OF the ground hog. we hav'
bad some 1ne spring days Of late.
Mr. Frank Ferlen occupies a desk
Ia Crippen, Lawrence & Co.'S ofnee
The query is: "Have ycu regis
tsred?' II not, proceed to do 50 a
once.
Wash Shobs returned from his pre-
loBged visit to Kentucky yesterdsy
morning.
March surely came ia ike = lamb
but as to how Il viii 60 oat, dsponeni
saith not.
alajor Z. L. Norton and wife vent
10 81. Louis the first OF The week. FOR
a ten days visit.
II you want to have gooi laugh
do not fall to Etlend the MiBstrsls
next Friday eve.
The days are passing rapidly by,
and you have only few remaining
10 which to register
Fourteen sets Of rolls for c. r. Cn-
6eTwoOd q Co.'S new mill were re-
ceived Ia st Thursday.
Mrs Dr.. Collins was summoned last
week TO Michigan, by the dangerous
illness Of her mother.
The annual election ofthe officers
Of tue county agricultural society
will oOour on April l.
The frlends Of Mrs. Arson Miller
will be pslned to hear that that lady
lies al the point Of death.
Ralph Peck speaks highly Of the
big show at New Orleans. He en-
loyed his trip very much.
| We notice by the Washington spec
Ials that Tom CavanaURh is one Of
the visitors At the capital
Miss Fannie Berks returned from
New Mexico last Saturday, and will
remain here permanently.
Nirs. Seth Fish aud son, and Mrs
Ernest Fish, from Eau Claire, Wiz,
are whiting T. c. Hopkins
Nj A. J. sawin (Nr. leagues
frlsnd) has decided 70 locate In Salina
He will engage ln raising hogs.
Mr Clarence wiisou hss gone TO
Eausas City, % pursue 3 course Of
study a. the commercial college
Lieut.. James 5. Phillips has orders
% remain II BROOKLYN. y. Y. for two
/ yesn-a pretty good location surely.
They all say that spring has
opened"-and what everybody ssys
ouEh, 20 be true, whether It IL or not.
Captain C. T. Hilton has been ap-
pointed under sheriff by Sheriff Forsse.
He will make faithful, efficient ON.
Ger.
Capt. ana Mrs H. D. Baker expects
10 make q visit 10 Old Mexico in
few days 70 be gone about two
months.
Leonard. son OF Cast and Lottle
Tiiberg. aged IA months and ie days.
died last Saturday and was buried
Sunday.
The falling or In wheat prices has
msde times very dull sgain. Farm
ers are very much disgusted, az they
shou!d be.
The Saline rivor was l2 feet higher
than usual Tuesday, with q tendency
70 go still higher. Tbs Smoky Is also
up little.
The young man AbFamson, who
wss injured in q runaway, nesr
| SalemsbOrg, died Of the injuries A
very sad affair.
Mr.. W. E. Collins, late Of the firm
Of Ross & Collins, hss returned 70
Abilene. Ga which city hs will make
his future home
Capt. Mohlsr leaves for short visit
70 Illinois this evening. accompanied
By bis daughter Carrie, who viii Re.
main Ia that state
Rev. ". 4. SlmkiBs IL in Abilene
this week assisting Rev. Mr.. Near
y, pastor OF the Presbyterian church
there, iD a series % meetings.
The roads have been positively
horrible during tue week past on sc
eodut OF the mud, but are now rapidly
getting Into decent condition,
Mrs. Faulkner has been making
her home In Topeka for several days,
and viii remain there until the close
Of the session Of the Legislature.
Dr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Daily gave 1
large and pleasant party at theiI
home, Tuesday evening, in honor o
their guest, Mrs. II. F. Woolley
Senator Kelley and Chief Clefl
Martin were among those designated
by the Legislature 20 attend the fan.
eral Of Col. J. 5 Merritt at wamego.
Revival meetings are belug held 81
New Cambria, conducted by Rev. A
b Kirkland. Large crowds arS In at.
tendance and several have been con-
verted.
Mss Emma r Bristol, the well
known florist OF Topeka. VIII be In
Salins this spring glih he.
usual choice collection Of plants
flowers, etc.
The weilknoWn case ofLevis Don
myer W. the X. P. Railway has Al
last been decided In the o. s. So.
prone Court Judge Prosc1t's decis
lon ls affirmed.
Gels & Gibbs viii continue doing
custom work az their mill for the
present. They will oammsnes with
. their improvements - soon ss IN
frost will permit.
Mr.. J. n Ross has arranged for (
public sale Of bis wagons, buggies
plows and other farm implements Of
March a. he designs closing 90
his business in Eaiina.