The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-23
The Two Orphans1 ro-niqhi.

Some weather 81 late nearly related
to quite warm summer weather.
Mrs. Roy Loughbom has returned
after an absence III over months.
VT. Frazier. Esq has formed a
law partnership with e. Ranks, Esq.
Mr.. James W. Wellington was
among his saiina friends the fint Of
the week
McMichen, the murderer Of Elisha
Robbins, Of Wallace, has been placed
IN our county jail
Judge Lowe, Democratic candidate
for Congress ia this District, Was ia
town last Monday.
Fitzpatrick & Going sold SIOO.OOO
worth Of accident tickets To the Ma
sonic eXeursiunisis.
Hon. a. p. Collins is preparing to
build S., 800 residence on the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Radclif left for
st. Louis and springfield, Ills, for a
three weeks visit last Tuesday.
Dr. Bishop has very generously do
mated ground between Ash aud Park
streets for Tenth street opening.
Messrs Bristol, Wrong anu Kerns
are each putting up c0mmOdiOus
houses in the Wilson Addition.
The Salinas wore the EmpOrias out
in three straight games a. follows:
LIST, Il toe; 2nd. 6tO I; Srd 7to6.
MIR. }. NJ. Anderson sold ON Tues
day 20 Anderson d Likely, ~ steers
(nixed lott averaging ,2DO pounds.
MIR. Dow Moore, the young real
estate dealer, Of Minneapolis, was in
town ON business the first Of the
week.
Madison Square Dramatic Co. with
their celebrated Zouave Band and
Classic Orchestra AT the Opera House
tonight.
Mr. h. X. Fawcett has returned
from a trip 10 Linn county, his old
home, where he has been attending
the county fair.
Mr.. a. mcdonnell expects 10 go Ia
Sc. Louis next week to receive treat
ment for his eyes, which continue TO
be in q critical condition.
MIR. VIM. Richie. recently station
agent Of the AZ. B.&A. Railroad AT
Memphis, Tenn. is visiting here. He
will locate in this country.
On the north wall Of Ober's great
store, PlOver is arranging for n sign |
in keeping with the mammoth pro-
portions Of the establishment.
Miss Mamie Foster, who has been
visiting her relatives here for several
weeks, returned % her home in
JOhnstown, Pa, last Tuesday.
Forty-nine persons. composed of
members Of the Askelon COmmandery,
and their wives, joined the excursion
10 81. Louis Sunday morning.
The chestnut bell' has the floor.
A calamity greatly to be depIOred.
We have escaped the cholera this
year but not the chestnut bell.
Sir H. = Cunningham has let the
contract to Mr.. J. ID. NJ. Conrad for
the erection Of seven 500 tenement
houses ON his East side property.
Mr. G. 5. Martin has resigned his
position ~ Secretary Of the Saline
County Fair Association. and Mr.. H.
B. Wallace has been elected his sue.
cessOF.
Mr.. and Mrs Cunningham have
located at Salina, Kansas. Mrs. Gun
ningham was one Of OseeOla's best /
dressmakers and will be missed by
her many patrons and friends.-Osce-
Ola [ Ia Sentinel
A move Is on foot to raise funds
with which tn build ladies' board
ing hall for the Kansas Wesleyan
Universiiy-tO cost ia the neigh
borhOOd OF $4,000.
Misses Edith Collins, Lura Collins.
Nellie DeWar aud Messrs. Ed. Collins
aud Gee. DewaF let 20 attend WEES
leyan University, Sslina, yesterday
Solomon Sentinel.
Mr.. J. J. Purcell was called to his
old home near Cincinnati, by tele.
gram announcing that his father was
lying At the point OF death. He lefl
for the east sunday.
A petition largely signed, urging
the Missouri Pacific to y,fOceed with
the immediate construction OF n pas
senger depot and location Of shops, has
been sent into the officials.
II. b. Williams, Esq. Of IOwa-a
schOolmale OF the editor Of this paper
was In Sslina last Thursday. Hesis
attorney for one Of the parties in the
Marquette shooting scrape.
Treasurer Hamilton Is surrounding
his new home with Fl. Scott stone
walks, while his neighbor. Mr.. EggIe-
ston, has along the frontage OF bis
property the Eelsoa mosaic. as
A ve'y pleasant evening was spent
az the home Of Capt aud Mrs. b. r
Pealer, Iron avenue, by those who
participated Ia the entertainment Of
the W. r. C.. last Friday evening.
The recitation and society rooms at
the Kansas Wesleyan University are
now ready for occupancy. aud the
chapel will probably be finished this
week. The cupolh lie also being IN
ished up.
10. Wilson. Esq.. has sold his res
idence ON Ash street to Dr. Winter
bottom, Of Iilinois, for s., 500. Mr..
Wilson will put up another and more
expensive residence ia the same guar
ter Of the city.
A subscription paper pledging the
amount Of 81, 400 towards the building
of bridge across the Smoky between