The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

Eureka Springs, benefited in health.
He speaks in high terms OF the
waters Of that locality.
Hon. w. F. shamlefer, the enter
prising, wide awake-though-he-be-s-
Democrat mayor Of Council Grove,
was in town last Saturday.
Messrs. H. A. Ostberg (now with S.
". Ferlin q Coz and Clas. Sjogren
are opening q general merchandise
store az the new town Of Smolan.
Mrs. A. s. Wilson, wife ofthe Re
publican candidate for COngree. was
Ia Salina several days last week-dur-
ing the Judges visit to this county.
Mr.. Aug. Freeman has returned to
5alins, after q prolonged absence in
sweden on account Of in-health. He
feels somewhat improved by the trip.
War on the old awnings was COM
menced the first Of the week and they
have nearly all disappeared. A very
much improved appearance on our
streets.
The county commissioners last Mon
/ day subscribed In behalf Of Eureka
and Gypsum townships stock to the
Chicago, st. Joseph q TT. Wayne
Railroad.
ObeE, the king Of advertisers, comes
10 the front with q page advertise
ment. Read It carefully. You will
be instructed how to buy, when to
buy and where to buy.
A c0lOred man named Kllien. Of
Topeka, entertained the crowds with
bis banjo and speeches last week.
He is quite q successful talker. He
was formerly 8 minister.
John A. Anderson's managers are
using money right aud left But as
about all the purchaseable material Is
bought up, Doodle has done about all
the damage Doodle can do.
At q Getting held last week it was
agreed TO give the gentleman who
should secure the most names on the
Frisco proposition. q present Of $1,000.
The prize was won by Capt. J. 6.
Mohler.
Mrs. L. w. Bates and Mrs. Sadie
Greeley started yesterday for Cali
fornia, to remain during the winter
Next spring they will return 10 Kan
sas City aud make that place their fl
ture home.
Mr.. Frank Wilkeson, the distin-
guished correspondent Of the New
York Sun, is visiting his old salina
friends. Mr.. Wiikeson, lie looking
splendidly, his literary work seems to
agree with him.
Mr.. Lovall, a commercial man, has
purchased q lot on the east side Of
SantaFe, south Of Prescott Avenue,
for the purpose Of building resi-
dence. He has let the contract for
the same to Mr.. Wilmarth.
Several travelling men from Topeka
have purchased lots In PARK Addition.
with the possible, intention Of build
ing residences at an early day. They
were attracted by Salinas prospects
and our seity's reputation Sc a desir-
able place Of residence.
The commissioners were busy the
first two days Of the week, canvassing
the petitions for the Frisco PROPOSE
ton. They found about l,4OO legls-
mates names, and ordered the election
for Nov. %. The proclamation is
published ia this issue.
Mr.. Oscar Seltz fully appreciates
honest and faithful services In his
behalf by his employees, and upon his
return frun Europe made the follow
ing handsome presents: II. NJ. Curry,
500 cash; Theo Very, q 500 gold
watch; Jack Kaufman, so cash.
Hon. c. +. Faulkner and family
returned to 6alina last week. Mr..
Faulkner will remain here until after
the election. He is still employed in
the Right Of Way business by the
Missouri Pacific, although he il ~
yet uncertain Just how long that enl-
ploymeDt will last.
The fne rain Of last Friday il heard
from In every direction. Ii has made
the hearts OF the farmers leap for Joy.
Il has put the winter graiA In the
very best condition, and wrought
great change In the face Ofthe cOun-
try. The wheat Is now In good con-
diiiOn for winter.
The track Of the Missouri Pacific on
the Council Grove, Osage City and
Ottawa line Is now within IS miles Of
Council Grove, coming west. II Is
expected that the trains Will be run
ming through By Nov. 20. By JanH-
airy let trains will be running direct
by the Missouri Pacific 10 Kansas
City.
AR. o seltE and family returned
from Europe last Saturday. while
absent Mr.. Seitz made various little
trips about Germany, and in compauy
With Mrs. Ssilzs lourneyed 70 swiis-
erland. taking q peep into Italy.
They feel greatly benefited By their
visit, bat are stiu glad % Be home
again.
The following i taken iron the To-
iedo lOhio) Sundav JoarlnE
Salina. Kansas, has bean ehossn By
Miss Louise Ray mond e. the place for
The opening 81 her ara studio. SAIL
a. may esteem herself fortunnie, e.
Miss Raymond IS en- induslFisls and
laithlal artist, and q besides g thor
ouGhiF charming VoG1g lady. and
one whom Iolelo nee7e1 % ioae.