The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-18

Work has been commenced on 81
addition, 7OxSO feet, to the Wittmal
House.
Mr.. John Anderson left for Chica
gn, Pittsburgh and New York. las
Monday.
Mr.. John Anderson has made from
SIS, 600 TO S2O.OOO on hIs broom corr
deals this winter.
Mr.. Sam Grahwohl started for Bal
timore last Sunday, on spring goods
purchasing intent.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. Ed.
Gallery died last Friday, and was
buried Sunday afternoon.
Don't forget "Rebecca's Triumph, p
to be presented by the girls Of the
Young Peoples Society about March
1st-
c. +. Ramsey has traded his farm
on Gypsum for Abilene livery proper
q to II. II. Shadinger. Consideration
S550o
Mr. F. NJ. Simons, formerly Of the
Herald, Is visiting bis relatives. He
now holds a case ON the Kansas City
Journal
The bridge and culvert builders
have about completed their work as
far - the deep cut at Chss. Rieker's,
Greeley township.
Charles ID. FalcOner IL now mana
ger Of the POmeroy House at Clyde,
Kansas, Of which house Mrs. NJ. A.
Jones is proprietor.
Messrs. Z. w. Ober, NJ. d. league,
o. SeitE, and r. NJ. Hamilton have
been visiting the Legislature dur
ing the past week.
The Babtist church has extended a
call 20 Rev. A. &. Lyon, Of Newark,
New Jersey, 20 become Its pastor, and
he has accepted the call.
AS stated by the pastor. the eollec-
ton for the cause Of missions in the
Presbyterian church Of this city this
year, amounts TO over $3.50.
"Rehecoa's Triumph" by sixteen Of
Salinas young ladies. Come and see
what the girls can do, and also bene-
fit the young peoples society.
P.Q. Bend, Ofsalina, a leading and
well known commercial tourist Of the
northwest, shook hands with his
many friends among the.members Of
the House to-day Topeka Capital
RI. f2.
DR.. Brown performed his first ser
vice a. Coroner yesterday, going to
Rockville to serve papers in q case Ia
which Sheriff Bartlett was personally
interested.
Col. E. G. Culp, Of Salina. Kansas.
special agent Of the Massachusetts
Mutual Life, did q larger amount O.
personal work Ia writing new insur-
ance than any other mau employed
BY the company.-Kadidn0p0iis Ind }
Rough Notes.
Material for the Sallna & Lincoln
rad Is still accommodating. About
hfleen OF twenty men are employed
unloading ties and the rails are ex-
Pected every day.
Amer paying the right Of way for
the Missouri Pacific, and damages for
widening Iron Avenue, there is left
ofthe improvement fund (Sl6, OOO) re-
csntly voted, l.l76.
The law term Of the District Court
Wss Of short duration. Court con-
vened Monday and adjourned until
Tuesday. Very little business was
transacted, and an adjournment sine
die was taken.
John E. Woodward, Sr. met with
quite q loss Monday. His smoke
honse, contents, aud harness were
burned. The presence Of the railroad
sectio1 men prevented the destruc-
ton Of his corn-cribs.
Capt Hanna il building quite a com
mOdious residence on Tenth street,
which being interpreted probably
means that il will nOt be long before
be win return 20 Salina 20 make this
place q permanent home.
Mr.. Marx Putnam has sold his in
tereal Ia the Grand Central Hotel in
Ellsworth 20 Mr. Robert X. JefIries
Ofthis place. Mr.. Jellfies has already
taken passion. Mr.. Putnam be-
comes a Salina resident again.
Lille r., daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Graf, died Sunday morning, at
tire sge % > years. months and Is
days. The funeral occurred Monday
afternoon az the Swedish Lutheran
church, Revs. LeNeau and Dahlsten
eOnducting the services.
Sunday was Valentines Day, but
t6at did not prevent a lively market
% the uslssive trade the day before.
The young people filled the stores in
crogds. trying b suit their various
fancies a. 10 what 70 send" The
valentine dealers all seemed busy.
The publishers Of Harpcr's Mega
riac snnOunce that the April number
q that periodical will contain an arti-
Gle On Cattle Raising on the Plains. I"
~ Frank WIlkesOn. The SaIina de-
nNnd VIII BE- great for that number,
- Frank h q Saline county citizen.
Nr. H. F. woOllsy visited salina
last Monday. We are sorry to hear
that Mrs. W0olley has been confined
% her bed Al her home Ia Kansas
City for some time. Mr.. WOolley
intimnted that his return 70 salina 10
settle permanently was among the
possibilities.
On next Sunday the @. A. r. boys.
% Clay Centre, Abilene, Ellsworth
and points east and west, viii gather
IN Saiina 10 take a tram next dav 10
Wichita, for the purpose OF attending
The State EDcampmenL The pr0s-
pet is that quite q large delegation Of
TIE salina boys and their ladies' viii
tein the exeursiOa party. Comman-
der kemper, Of the Salina Post. be-
sisRes that arrangements can be made
% make the trip Tor fare one wav.
Which win amount % about ss.50