The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-04

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Last Monday was All Saints Day.
AZ The Catholic church the usual
masses were celebrated.
Mr.. Will Mitchell has let the con-
tract for his new Santa Fe residence
to Mr.. Kinney for s., 900.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
intend holding one Of their very en-
tertaining fairs this winter.
On Sunday last, in the Catholic
church, SO children participated In
their fiFst holy communion.
Preaching morning and evening
sunday, Nov. 7th, at the First Baptist
church by the pastor. Rev. Barnes.
It Is reported that an elevator is to
be erected upon the new spur Of the
Missouri Pacific at the old Cavanaugh
farm.
Mr.. J. G. Wakefield has returned
from his visit to Pennsylvania-re-
jOiced 10 be among the Kansans
again.
The name Of Pliny post Office has
been changed to Gypsum, and the
name OF Gypsum Greek post Office 70
Hagler.
Mr. and Mrs. George Einstein. Of
Chicago, have been visiting their
sister, Mrs August Bondi, the past
few days.
Attend the entertainment given by
the "Perielean Society" Of the Wes-
leyRn University. at the Methodist
church, Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Wilson have re-
turned from Eureka Springs. Mr..
Wilson feels that he has been beue- |
flied in health by his trip.
DIR. Sweet conducted the quarterly |
meeting services at the NJ. K. Church |
last Sunday, preaching able sermons
both morning aud evening.
We are indebted to George Bone for
the county election returns published
elsewhere. They are as reliable as
can be gained at this writing.
Quite 3 number Of delegates from
the different Sunday schools OF Sallna
attended the Sunday School COnven-
ton held in BroOkville last week.
The entertainment given by the
Chicago Comedy Co., Friday and
Saturday evenings were we'll attended.
The performances were very fair.
Owing to the accident which befell
Mr.. Palmer, the chief workman at
the gas works, work in putting in the
gas service will be delayed few days
The uprising" Of the people" in
Elm Greek and Cambria townships
was not heavy for John A. Anderson.
He received six votes in each town
ship.
A very entertaining "bean-bag'
party was given by Mrs. CarmOny last
saturday evening, In honor Of her
guests, the Misses Harmed, Of Phila-
delphia.
A man who deliberately buys votes
Is not a safe man TO have had In the
legislature; and yet the nomination
OF Mr.. Amos perhaps prevented such
a catastrophe.
Rev. w. g. Baab, the new German
Methodist minister, has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties. His IRE
decessor, Mr.. Dryer, is stationed at q
place in Missouri.
Mrs. Miley and Miss DilleF, guests
Of Mrs. T. +. Carver, started for Min
neapolis. Mimi, last evening, They
will make q short visit there before
their return TO Pennsylvania.
A. A. Cotton, NJ. D.. homeopathic.
and May Lyon Cotton, alapathist, have
located In Salinn In the practice Of
their profession. They have offices
10 the new block Of Wight, Walton &
Hogben.
Everyone should attend the elOcu-
tionary entertainment at the NJ. E.
Church, Saturday night. The pro-
eeeds will be used in buying books
for the library OF the Kansas Wes-
leyan University. A good programme
viii be presented.
Mr.. San Wilson has let the con-
tract for the erection Of his new home
on South Santa Fe to Parker. Lewis
& Co. for s. 100. Messrs. Haskell &
Wood, Of Topeka, are the architects.
Il win be In the Queen Anne style,
and one Of the handsOmsst residences
on the avenue.
Yesterday morning Sheriff rOlle, Of
Mcpherson county, took into his
charge from our county jail TO convey
to Mcpherson, the following prison
ers: Denham. Hewitt and wife and
a party charged With larceny. They
went down to stand their respective
trials in the District Court
Our readers, no doubt. will feel re
lieYed that election h over. and that
they can turn their attention TO
something else besides politics. We
shall nov endesvor to give more ct
te1ti0n 10 the columns Of the JoUR-
nal and make up for their slaekness
on local and general matters during
the campaign.
The following are the estimates
and they are only estimates, (iOr the
fun returns are not all in) Of plnrali-
ties on tie local election: Martin for
Governor. lso Andersen, i04; Ma
Carruthen. asoli 500; Amos, about
$50; Bishop. so; Frsariceson. go
MooEs. GO Dodge, ~; narEe 100; q