The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

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guest Of Mrs. Robert Bowling Will
in Salina.
Mrs. T. L. Bond, accompanied b
Miss Ada Bond Of LeavenwOrth, Al
rived last Monday.
The programme for the races at tn
Park on July 10th and IIth is pub
lished in another place.
Several are prpnaring Ia put in tn,
new 10 foot pavements in front o.
their Santa Fe property.
Miss Birdie Carroll has returned
from Denver, where she has been al
school for several months.
Mr.. w. NJ. Clarkson has sold hi.
livery stable property To Messrs. Din.
widdie aRd Green for s., 200.
The fire-craeker has been turned
loose. IL Is the skirnish line firing
OF the great battle Of the Fourth.
Mr.. c. q. Wilmarth il engaged up
on the plans Of n hose cart houst. Ia
he located south Of Iron Avenue.
Rev. p. Wager. accompanied by
his son George, who has been attend
ing school in Chicago, returned TO
Salina last Saturday.
The contract for building the wing
10 the Second ward school house was
ON Monday night awarded to viii
marth & Gilbert for S2,S47.
Mr.. z. w. Morrow informs us that
young Billy Robinson, who lived i'm
Salina formerly, was killed in Texas
by John Good some six years ago.
The "old dusties" defeated the
Sweet SIxteens," Tuesday by a score
Of Il 20 g. and the first named club
still had an inning coming TO them.
The farmers have been busy i'm To-
calities harvesting what shriveled
wheat remained to them. Il does
seem hardly profitable to cut such
stuff.
Bruce Stanley has been appointed
telegraph operator at Council Grove.
He went down Tuesday to enter upon
the duties Of his office. Good for
Bruce
hrs. A. G. Millard, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Maud, returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, last Friday.
Miss Maud is greatly improved in
health.
Miss Laura a. skinner, Of West
field, n. Y. accompanied 10y Mn. NJ.
IL. HOlcumb. Of Clay Center, was
guest Of Mrs. NJ. d. Sampson last
Monday.
Mr.. G.. n. Banks has Just finished
the sophomore year Of the Michigan
State University, and returned last
week to spend the summer vacation
in Salina
The street sprinkler is n charming
and we hope It may have .suf-
Iicient patronage to make It survive
through the summer months A. a
dust leveler, il H. n daisy!
The pastor ct the Baptist church
received the other day from Mr. &. r
sampson, Of Massachusetts,. cheek
Df SiSl. 10 apply an the Indebtedness
Df the new church building.
Mrs Ada Parsons very handsomely |
entertained a large company Of her /
young lady and young gentlemen
friends at her home In Greeley town.
ship. last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fiddler, Of Buffalo, Ills, is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. e. =. RadcliG
Mrs. Fiddler will be remembered as
Miss Anna Putnam, who spent a
in Salina several years ago.
Mr.. J. W. Rice has let the contract
or the construction Of his new real
ience 90 Wilmarth aud Gilbert for
4, 1879. This does not include the
easement work, which is nearly
On Thursdays passenger train west
IN attempt was made by a man to
'Ommit suicide. The full particulars
4 the frightful affair are contained i'm
N article from the Abilene Gazette
published elsewhere.
Assaria and bridgeport contend
lext Saturday for the honor Of fur
fishing the biggest celebration. Both
-illages have made preparations on
he most generous scale, and the RI
AIRY will be intense.
The FlaInbeau boys will make a
cry brilliant display OF fireworks the
light Of the Fourth, having raised
be necessary funds. The club, by
he way, has been recognized and II
, now permanent institution.
Mr.. Frank H. Van EatOn-a former
resident Of Salinh-was
married at Garnett, Kansas, on the
vening Of June 18th to Miss May
Walker Of that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
ian Eaton are settled at Clearwater,
.edgwick county.
DR.. G. w. Foster, Of Clyde. Kansas,
anne down yesterday and purchased
poland china sOws and a boar Of
lex Berg. The DIR. says Alexis herd
Ontains the finest individuals in the
hate. This makes u head Alex has
hipped to parties abroad I'm two
'eeks.
Messrs. r. A. Bnrch and J. A.
Ealtby have finished their studies in
be law department Of the Michigan
tate University and returned to Sa-
ma. Both graduated with hOnOrs,
nd stood splendldly with their fellow
ludents. They have not vet deter
aimed where they will locste in the
iractiee Of their profession.
Messrs. Moffet and Doyle. attorneys,
ave concluded "a invest Ia land IN
Ieade county. and will locate there
smp Orarily. They intend, however.
D return eventually to Salina. They
ave made many friends while here,
tho will be pleased 10 see them do
Eell In the great southwest. rs we'll a.