The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-18


Frisco proposition.
John McPhall. the well knOwE
attorney Of LlndsbOrg, IL preparing
20 remove 20 MCPHERSON.
Capt. H. d. Baker has cold his In
trrest in the SalinA RepiIblicaa 70 MI
partners. Robinson & Son.
Work on the foundation Of Tn,
stone Passenger Depot Of the Missouri
Pacific has been commenced.
Mr.. Leander MaPes, Of Liberty
township, IL building . residences on
the Kansas University grounds.
Attic social given last Friday nigh
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Hamilton, some S25 was cleared.
Col. Dlckey. superintendent Of the
Telegraph Co.. was IN town last Sat
urday, looking after the service.
c. v. Lewis, assistant Genera
Freight Agent Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway, was In town yesterday.
GOOdnoW a Wlckham have built Al
elevator In Lincoln Center. J. C.
Kyle is their representative there.
MIA. w. Jenney.a hardware mer
chant, Of Wendall, Edwards county,
Is visiting his brother DR.. Jenney.
Ifyou would have additional facill-
ties for shipping your grain. vote fol-
the Frisco proposition on the 9th.
On last Saturday Mrs. Thscher's
aged mother slipped and broke her
leg, and now lies in q critical cOndi
ton.
It IL reported that eight members o.
one family, living near Aasaria, hav'
died Of diptheria within the last tw'
weeks.
The ladies who attended the ChFys
anthemum show Of the Bristol Sisters
In Topeka, are enthusiastic in its
praise.
The heavy fall Of snow wes
Knocked All the east bound trains 0ui
Of Joint. No mail from the west yes
tsrdAy.
HI. Parker and family remove Il
California for the winter. They have
rented their house furnished 10 Mr.
Tressler, the new banker.
Mr.. 8. Seaman started for Cornwall,
n. Y, last Thursday, where he viii
visit for about a month, and then re-
turn with Mrs. Seaman TO Salina.
Mr.. w. r. Gels attended the chrys
anthemum show at Topeka, Friday
He says that Stacey and himself Wer,
the only dudes present ct the time.
We are indebted to the ladies Of th,
NJ. f. church for the cake compli.
ments on the morning following theil
festival ct the home Of Mrs. ]. B
Hamilton.
A horse race took place at the park
Monday, between horses belonging Il
Dr. COekey, Frank Kingmsn and DR..
Welch. The race was won by DR.
Jockeys horse.
Roe ZeitleF, formerly bus driver o.
the Metropolitan Hotel Of this place
now q resident Of Ellis, is one OF three
parties, who recently drew SIS, 900 n
the Louisiana lottery.
The annual Thanksgiving servicS
will be held next Thursday In th
Lutheran church ct IL O'Clock. Rev
DR.. Swahlen, Of the Wesleyan Uni
versity. will preach the sermon.
Geo B. Gibson. brother Of Mr.. w,
c. Gibson. OF this city, died in Mitch
ell, Ind, Of consumption, on the lStl
inst. The deceased vas formerly
clerk ct the U. P. depot and we'll
known here.
A Mr.. Baldwin, who accompanies
Gen. John Morgan on his raid intC
Ohio e. . telegraph operator, hsi
been % town for some tins. he I
engaged asa clerk for BrAoy & Harris
FSilroad contractors.
Mr.. H. 8. ShsffsF has sold his farm
Of 50 acres adjoining the city on tn
west 10 A. B. Ravens and Judge Id
Of LeavenWOrth-fFiends Of DR.. J. w
Morris-for $4,000. Mr. Ravens Is &
brother Of MFs. J. g. splvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. ThaehsE havs
the sincere sympathiss OF all In tn
loss Of their bright little boy Steve
whose death occurred Thursda,
morning. The funeral took place q
the Catholic church on Friday.
Quite a little snow storm last ThuFs
day night, which came up very sud
denly, and made things look yer.
wintsry. Il soon dissolved, hcWevel
Rather an extraordinary eircum
stanee-snOW sOearly In November.
Mr.. Sands, Of Washington, Kas
has purchased the Palace Hotel
II Is designed In the spring 10 recon
struct Il. and make &C one Of the bes
hotel buildings In the city. III
Sands viii become . permanent res
dent here.
The anthracite coal famine still pr
walls, with no present prospect Of
let-up. Consumers are dspendin
entirely on the Colorado hard COS
which proves to Be = very good suhst
tuta. AR. Alexander finds about =
he en- De % meet the demand