The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-03
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last Tuesday.
Ths .tFees commissioner has beel
doing some fne work on South SAINT
Re.
Dr.. Daily contributes = good article
On the electric light question thi
week.
Miss Lizzie Thompson attends thu
GENERATORS ball at Kansas City To-
night.
Vote the bonds next Tuesday, and
Won will have a new railroad. Other.
wise, not.
Dec. 5, and yet we are having "In
dian summer" on the average. Beai
q who can2
The mas0ns have commenced lay
ing the second tier Of foOsings At the
new college.
The various Sunday Schools have
commenced TO talk about or are arFan-
Eing for christmas dOlngs."
The annual election Of Officers Of
the salina Post, g. A. r, will take
place next week wednesday even
ing.
Tuesday night Of this week the new
road was ironed ~ far a. Carleton,
four miles from the Saline county
line.
Mr.. Dean, OF the Salina, Lincoln &
Northwestern was engaged in letting
grading contracts yesterday after
noon.
ITS pretty well settled that the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot will be at the cor
nsr Of Santa Fe Avenue and Pine
Street.
We have crossed the Rubicon - far
- the improvement bonds are con-
cerned. and now for the grand battle
next Tuesday.
John A. Anderson, who was recent
~ employed On John A. Nelson's store,
has gone 10 EnglewOOd, Tll.,t reside
for the present.
Mr. and Ms. Carver, Mrs. Crippen.
aud Miss Neitie spivey will attend
the Emma Abbott entertainment at
Topeka, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Dean informs us that By Satur-
day Of this week there will be al least
so men at work on the grade Of the
saliua, Lincoln a n. w. Railway.
ar. p. H. Allison has given up his
position In the Office Of Crippen, Law
renee a Co, on account Of lH-health.
He is succeeded by Mr. Frank Ferlen.
The Turkey creek depot on the
new rad has been located on land
belonging % T. b. MOseley, about
One-half mile from the Dillon post
Office.
DO not neglect a flrst-class oppOrtu-
nifty b. get first-class railroad, which
viii bring wealth aud prosperity TO
cur doors. Vote for the bonds next
Tuesday.
The GOldens proved TO be a very
good troupe, aud were deserving Of
much better houses than they had.
They have an excellent band aud
orchestra.
Dr.Daily has purchased Of Mr.. w.
K. Gels the fine residence lots on the
corner west OF Mr. Gels residence.
He paid 900 for the same and de-
signs building soon.
An effort h being made 10 establish
. depot on the SalinR, Lincoln &
Northwestern in the neighbOrhOOd Of
the Pat Hall school house; also one
at the Bean school house.
A stable belonging to q Mr.. Peters
In the north part Of town was de-
siroyed by Gre last Friday. A COW
belonging 10 him was also burned so
badly that e Afterwards died.
The Cathedral glass windows
for che new Baptist church, also two
handsome redectOFs, have been re-
ceived aud put In place. The church
when illuminated makes q most ele-
CANT appearance.
From various sources we learn that
the Thanksgiving sermon delivered at
the NJ. f. church last Thursday by
Rev. w. 5. Priesi, was one Of the ablest
and best ever delivered on a similar
occasion in Salina.
Aaron GossO Of Gypsum township
says that the report abroad that he Is
working against the railroad bond
proposition Il base fabrication. He
has always been in favor Of the prop
osition aud still favOrs Il.
The choir Of the Presbyterian
church assisted by n number Of Sa-
iina's best singers. will give = con-
cert at their church Tuesday evening,
Dee. STU. All friends Of the church
and lovers of good music are request
ed 10 be present.
Mr.. J. y. S,urman has located In
Ralina in the practice Of the law, aud
has hts office with Mr. Levitt. He Is
q very agreeable young gentleman,
and evidently pOssessed Of good ablli-
ties. We wish bin success Ia the
practice.
Commencing with Thursday after
noon there WAS a fine fall Of rain,
which was very beneficial 10 the
growing wheat. For several days
the weather was damp aud cherries
but finally cleared, and the regulation
Kansas winter again set in.
The District Court cOnvenes next
Week Monday. There are 10 cases
upon the dOcket-an unusually large
number. There are 81 criminal cases
six Of which are "liauor cases."
nearly all Of the defendants having
anumber Of prosecutions against them
Messrs. Kearns, father and son, OF
Iowa, have arrived Ia Salina with the
purpose of locating. They viii build a
residence for their own occupation, aud
two or three others for rent. The IA
ther is an architect and builder. The
son is a lawyer and viii engage In the
Fraciice.
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