The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-08

Mr.. Ne j. Wellsiagef has been con-
fined to his home for several days
with an attack Of malarial fever.
Mrs. r. f. Niekles returned last
week from a prOtracted visit with
friends in Kansas City and Topeka.
The new stone guttering grows in
favor rs the work proceeds. The
work is well along north Of Iron ave-
nue..
The county commissioners Of Dick
inson county made our commissioners
q visit yesterday on county line busi-
ness.
The Cadet Band can Justly feel
proud OF the fact that they took the
premium Of 500 in the Fourth class
at Topeka.
The house numbering is completed,
and the head Of the family puts in
his time charging his memory with
the number.
Tuesday night the cold north wind
commenced bearing down upon Us.
A rush for warmer quarters was made
all over town.
The real estate aud Insurance firm
OF KRAFT & Going has been dissolved
Mr.. KRAFT continuing in business at
the same place.
Henry Abry, formerly OF Salina,
has been nominated by the Republic
eans OF Leavenworth county for the
Office Of Surveyor.
Last Monday Judge Weaver granted
a PERMIT to Aug. Engstrom & Co,
druggists, TO sell liquor under the
provisions Of the law.
Mr.. Gibbs new store building has
had It's handsome front put in, aud is
being pushed rapidly towarys readi-
ness for the plasterers.
The new steam heating apparatus
commenced heating up the court house
last Tuesday. Ii works elegantly, and
has been accepted 10y the commission
ers.
Mr.. Thos. Wellington becomes as
sistaut bOOk-keeDer for the National
Mutual Insurance Co. a Mr.. Bowers,
of Ellsworth, takes Mr.. WellingtOn's
place in the post office.
Messrs. Farley & Whitney are now
moving their stock Of groceries to
their new quarters in the Daily
Block. The National Mutual Insur-
ance Co. will move into the room they
vacRte.
The propositions TO vote bonds TO
the Salina, Lincoln and Western
Railway company were carried in
Morton aud Culver townships, Otta-
wa county last Tuesday. 10y rousing
majorities.
The Salina Gun Club, which par
ticlpAted In the shooting tournament
at Abilene, yesterday, vanquished
the eight CLUBS. Hurrah for Salina
The score will. be published next
week, perhaps.
The Auditor OF the Missouri Pacific
who was in Sallna last week, adjust
ing old matters OF the r. ). & W..
Railway company, gave il as his indi-
vidual opinion that this road would be
built TO Salina
Mr.. Chas. r. Mccall aud family
started for Kentucky last Monday.
where they will visit temporarily.
Eventually they will remove to FlOri-
da, with the view Of becoming perma-
nent residents of that state.
some Of our Salina boys met Moth
er Birkerlyke at the levee she held
during the Reunion. They say she
looks much as she did when she run
the Railroad Hotel in Salina seventeen
years ago. She Is now y years Of
az.
Another excellent letter from DIR.
Bishop appears in this weeks paper.
II was written by him at Luzerne,
Switzerland, a charming place on the
Lake ~ the -Four CantOns, and he
wss then ca rOttte to Milan and
/ i,un,r.
We sre indebted to Mr.. Geo. Paint
er for the finest collection Of sweet
pniatu,s we have ever seen. Any
one % them is sufficient for meal
for au ordinary family. There were
giants in those days The Painter
collection Is well adapted for the gi-
ant family.
Evans, With his bear skin cap, look
ed as cute as any Of the drum majors
who strutted and swung thier batons
IN the grand parade at Topeka.
There was q grin on Evans face, but
he looked as II he enjoyed the mon
key part he had to play as well As the
rest OF the boys.
Mr.. Adolph Hitchler. formerly with
D.&J.B. whitehead, has been spend
ing 3 few days in the county, hunting
"A guest Of Mr.. F. w Rogers. He
is now q resident Of Plymouth, Pa.
He Is but a little changed during the
seven years which have flown since
be made his home here.
Col NJ. @. COckey, Of COckeysville.
Maryland, who has been visiting his
nephew DR.. Coekey Of this place, re-
turned home the first Of the week.
He Is an elegant gentleman and made
a most pleasing impression while
here. He was pleased With Kansas
and proposes 10 renew his visits.
The Kansas Wesleyan University
people have had wood engravings
made, which show a fine view Of the
College building and grounds, with
birds eye view Of Sallns; also the
plot Of the addition. The work was
done by Mr.. Bond Of Topeka From
these plates large number q copies
have been struck, which viii be used
IN advertising the Coliegs. its addition