The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Mr.. VIM. Huebner designs adding
another story % his santa Fe business
house.
Commercial men still flock int
salIna. hunting up desirable lots fol
homes.
A local boom on wheat yesterday
A six centz rise was the result Of the
quarrel.
The brick work Of the Taggart
bank building is completed. It shows
up finely.
SIR. Pike, proprietor Of the gas
works, is absent ON a ten days b1si-
ness trip.
Mr.. Harry Dawson has sold his
residence on west Iron avenue to Mr.
5. T. Criss.
The Missouri Pacific stone depot
is going along as fast as the weather
will permit.
Mr.. H H Nash, Of Bavaria, starts
for Adrian Mich, to-day, TO make an
extended visit.
Mcpherson is building another
large hotel. salina Is yet without her
mammoth hotel.
Mr.. Adam Kenper Is preparing to
build a residence on lots adjoining the
Wilson addition.
The Fair Of the Ladies Of the CathO-
lie church will commence the first
week In January.
Judge Weaver designs entering up
on the practice Of the law at the close
Of his official term.
The steam heating apparatus for
the Kansas Wesleyan has arrived and
is being put in place.
A curiosity, In the form Of 4O-lb
stick OF candy, can be seen a. Stew
art & GehFig's restaurant.
Small supplies Of anthracite arr
doled out, and the Goals are boarded
~ carefully Rs gold dollars.
The builders have been putting In
their time at the fires keeping the
fresh plastering from freezing.
Mr.. N. J. Wellslager designs max
ing his usual winter trip to Florida
aud will start about Christmas.
Rev. Antrim delivered an addrei
on "Our Diocese" at the Episcopal
Convention lately held in Topeka.
A white owl wss rallied Tuesday
Mr.. VIM. Berg held the winning mum
Der. He says II is the educated owl.
The cold weather has retarded Ia,
building mania materially-especial
ly in the Kansas Wesleyan addition
Christmas lsspproaehing a little to-
rapidly for PsterfamllIas. Two
weeks from Saturday next will felel
Il.
Messrs, BranIG & Conrad hav,
bought six acres at the west end o
Ash street, which they design plat
ting.
DR.. GROCER was delayed in his In
tended Florida trip by being sum
mohed as n witness In the ChillsOn
case.
Postmaster Campbell aud the cit,
marshal are succeeding pretty well a
wedding out the loafers at the post
Office.
The "Indian mummy" on exhibi
ton down street turned cut to be
Democrat. The moss is plainly dis
eernible.
The bridging Of the Smoky Hill
either on Ash or Elm streets, or o.
both. seems to be 81 approaching
probability.
II il over chill and dale" slong San
IA Fe avenue now, surely. Bette
that, however. than the old order O
smOOthDess.
The Riverside Addition Is bein
sought after considerably OF late
Several new houses are projected 70
that locality.
Gas consumers are well satlsilef
with the quality Of light they are get
ting-a very unusual thing 10 neV
gas enterprises.
Mr.. L. o. Wight has recently pun
chased Of Briggs & Gebhart just abOI
the handsomest phaet0n TO be see
upon our streets.
The base ball association have bee
compromising with their creditor
and will not permit the various sui
20 be prosecuted.
Mr.. August Nelson went down
Marquette Thursday, to figure on a
brick-work Of the new block Of 81
stores going up there.
Our hotels do not begin to accom-
mOdsie the travelling public, n
wonder that there Is a growing q
mand for q new hotel.
The knight Of Pythlas will make
strong effort 10 build = fine temp
next summer on their lots &C corn
Of Ash and santa Fe.
Why not continue the same dire
tory Of the FAIR Association The
did pretty well last year. and win
old hands ct the bellows.
A firs-aisrm just al tea time saiu
day night proved to be groundlsss.
was a simple bonfire in the n0rthel
part Of toWn-nothing mere.
Mr.. Chas. q. Culp h absent on
business triptO BosioD, PhIladeIph
and other eastern cities, In the int
est Of the Hamilton Investment &C.
Those living in the southern part
the county lind the new passeng
trains on the salIna a southwestsl
very convenient IN their trips to q
Future GFeat.n