The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21


Frank Berks, Of Albuquerque, \
NJ. Is visiting his relatives in saiina
Al. Holmquist started for Florioi
lat Monday, "a be gene during th'
winter.
Mr.. J. 3. Whitehead has gone t
Flcrida TO visit Mr. and Ms J. w
Russell.
District Court adjourns Saturday
night. Judge Kinds goes from here
e. Mcpherson.
Ms. J. {. Rash and Mn. F. c.
Miller are spending the winter Al
Nashville, Tenn.
A brother-in-law 81 Mrs. A. G. Wait
was fIozen 10 death near Huron, Ohio,
during the late cold snap.
The young people are to organize =
dramatic society, with the purpose Of
giving entertainments once q month.
The reconcile mysteries Of the mop
erative drive-wells are just now 3
very serious a. well ~ a very tough
study.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. II. Wildman en-
tertained company very handsome
ly st progressive euchre. last Friday
evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps hold =
public installation OF officers tomor.
row afternoon At Odd Fellows Hall at
o'clock.
The g. =. r. Committee tender
thanks % those who 30 kindly took
part In the Tennessee Scout enter
tainmeuL
Mr.. Gun B. Thomson, q farmer Of
Gypsum Creek iu former years, has
been visiting hl- f,r.nsr friends for
few days.
Mr.. David L. Bishop was married
60 Miss Matte Hemphill, last Sun
day, Rev. d. d. Campbell conducting
the ceremony.
The Germsuia Rand now has IS
members. This organization will
som prove by its music that d IL the
best baud In Kansas:
Ifa sufficient number Of tickets can
be sold. the Boston Mendelsohn |
Quintette club will give concert /
here nj an early date.
DE-. IN. Rose, prominent physi-
ciau u Fairbzult, Minnesota, visited /
several days last week with his sister
Mrs. w. NJ. Clarkson.
Messrs. Jos. Wellington, Salina,
aud J. NJ. Bruhaker, Cambria, have /
teen appointed treasury examiners
by the County Commissioners
Councilman Gilbert was searching |
diligently for a nurse girl the first Of /
the week, 20 become guardian to his |
infant dsughteT-born last Friday.
Mr.. c. :. Conrad has sold out his in |
terest in the jewelry business AZ Min
nespolis 70 Mr.. Rhodes. his part
neT. Cy. thinks Of going into bust
Ness in Salina
The first regular service will be held |
IN the new church At New Cambria
next Sabbath morning st lli0clock;
and all parties interested are most |
cordially invited TO attend.
The additional snowfall Friday,
caused fresh trouble on the Union Pa.
cific and santa Fe Railroads. The
regular through traffic on the first
named rad was resumed Tuesday.
The elaborate and admirable arti-
&c on county names, recently appear
ing in the Topeka Commonwealth, /
rss from the pen Of Major Inman,
whilom editor OF fhe Salina Herald
A. NauTas-ell WAS sentenced by
The Court 20 five ysars m the Penni-
ten tisry The county is thus well rid
for a Nbod period At least Of one Of the
worst 2. Nscals that ever infested her
territory.
Owing % the severe weather, no
outside work ,Nas been done on the
NJ. r. College building for several
weeks. The csrpeOters, however, are
busy in the shop wit y window frames,
mouldings and other ''inside work"
Hon. &. r. Garver's paper on the
Jury System read It the recent
meeting 81 the state Bar Association
was pronounce,i by some Of the le-
gal gentlemen who heard IL. the ablest
of the series OF papers which were Of
fered
Capt. Henry Baker who vas ont
west during the late hlizzs ard on nail
road business h. confined 10 his home
with rheumstism-a resultant OF ex-
posuTe 10 the storm. Judge Hamil-
tou, his companion, Is expected home /
this week.
Among the contributions sent from
Saline county 20 the Hendricks nnonu-
meut fund wss q piece % solid copper,
with the request that Il should be
placed upon the very apex Of the
monument "eopper-head'' ~ e
we're.
Mt VI. J. Wellslsger writes from
Florida that he considers himself
lucky that his orange plantation has
escaped the wintry blasts with the
loss Of only a few hundred dollars
worth Of fruit, while many about him
have los heavily In fruit and res.
Mr.. Soren Brown. the popular
young dealer. was married TO Miss
Mary Gaines, Tuesday evening-the
ceremony being conducted bv Rev.
p. Wager. Miss Galnes u the grand
daughter % Sergeant Gaines. 81 this
city, the oldest soldier ia the United
state.
II one had been spending his time
during the last week hunting for the
mercury. he would no Doubt have
found q very cold weather register
nearly every day. The winter has
been - steady that people have be-
come use b q, and don't bother about
the Thermometer any more.
Last Sunday was Missionary day
at the ~. r. Chcrch Amer q sermon
rlrHarhed nv the rrarfnr srfbaariv,sf,v.