The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

along.
The prophets say we will have
coOl summer. IL Is CERTAINLY = enc
commencement.
Somebody said that Fourth Of JULY
was within hailing distance. Shall
SsliHa celebrate
The man who says Tuesday morn.
ing was nHt wintry has no appreeia-
ton Of weather at all.
Messrs. Farley a Whitney have
purchased Of Mr.. p. q. Miller, his lots
frOnting ON Tenth street.
The little daughter Of Mr.. Enos
Lincoln died Of diptheria Monday,
aud was buried yesterday.
o that the winter Of our discomfort
could be made glorious summer by a
sun Of wArmth.-Shakespeare.
The contract for building the south
wing Of the court house was let last
Saturday to Kruger q Hagan for
81, $50
The rector Of the Episcopal church
is made happy by the return Of Mrs
Wager, after q long visit ia Ten
nessee.
Work on Mr.. Garver's new resi-
dence has been commsnced. Il will
be one Of the handsomest properties
In town.
The newly appointed minister to
Russia, q. V. n. Lathrop, Of Michi-
gan, was an uncle OF the late Clarence
+. Wilbur.
Mr.. James H. Dodge and wife, Of
Los Angeles, Cal, have been visiting
Mr.. DOdge's brother, Mr.. A. L. Dodge
Of this city.
The Csrlin Bros. have purchased
the lots opposite Judge CarrOlTs resi-
dence for 81, 300. and will put up a
home at once.
Mr.. J. w. Rice has bought Of Mr..
G. p. Collins, the residence property
at the corner Of Santa Fe and South.
Consideration, $500.
There il to be an ice cream festival
at what Is known As the stone school
house east OF town District No. 2s)
on Friday evening, May 22d.
We have conversed with many and
find none who believe that the frost
has damaged the fruit prospects, with
the exception that grapes are be-
lieved TO be injured in some localities.
Owing 10 the amount ofadvertising
in our columns we are compelled to
crowd out the SufFragist's column for
two or three weeks. Il will reappear
then.
Mr.. l.. II. Hole having been offered
= greatly increased salary 10y his Loan
company ss an inducement for the
change, will remove 70 Dakotah at an
early day.
Owing TO the growing demands for
his attentiOniO his large property In
terests, DR.. Daily is thinking serious
ly Of giving up the practice Of his
profession.
Charley Mclaughlin has been act
ing a. station agent during the illness
Of Mr.. Smith. and continues In that
position until Mr.. Smiths successor
IL appointed.
Mr.. w. B. Morrow is seriously sick
with muscular rheumatism. He de-
signs going to Kansas City IN com
Pany with DR.. Daily to take Turkish
bath treatment.
We learn that Mr.. LekseIl, Of the
firm Of Ferlen q Leksell, will SION
make a trip 10 Sweden, 10 join Mrs.
Lsksell. who has been there for the
last six months.
Capt. B. J. F. Hanna, and Messrs.J.
Dewitt and G. A. Hitler, represented
the Salina COmmandery at the meet
ing Of the Grand COmmAndery In
AtehisOn. Tuesday.
The old Baptist church building
has been on wheels this week, headed
towards its new location on Fifth
street Il reposed Monday night on
Ash, facing Santa Fe.
We hear that Mr.. Hardison. st the
CObnrn place. has last about 40 head
Of hogs from cholera Il Is said to
prevail at other points on the river a.
well Rs ON Dry Greek.
Mr.. a. J. COder Is completing his
new cOal sheds on Fifth street, next
north Of Briggs & Gebhart's ware
house. His location is thus changed
from Seventh TO Fifth street.
The contract for the carpenter work
Of the new Daily Block has been let
10 Messrs. Wight, Adams, Conrad 4
Poole. The mason work contract
has been lei to ME-. J. A. Nelson.
Last Saturday carloads OF polled
Argus and Aberdeen cattle were re-
ceived ct Eden Farm. with them
were shipped four head Of HOlstsins
ior Mr.. 7. II. Darlington Of this city.
Mr.. J. w. Rice has sold his resi-
dence property OnEighth street to AIr.
J. b ShellahargeF, Of the Sallna Mill
a Elevator Co. Consideration, S.
sOO. Mr.. Rice viii build again very
soon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. KIssell started
east last Friday. Mr.. KisselI deliv-
cred his lecture in Abilene Tuesday
evening" and from thence was 10 have
gone 20 his new home In Upton,
Iowa.
Mr.. J. B. Whitshead upon his re-
turn fTom the east last week took the |
steamer "DakOtahn nom st. Louis 10
Kansas City. he claims that It Is
still pleasant sailing on the "Big
Muddy