The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

was really very refreshlng-after p
much unpleasant hot weather.
The Sallna 4 Lincoln road will b
completed 10 T. E. seOtt's rancho By
Saturday nlsht-sO It Is reported.
We are told that second telegraph
line is making lie way rapidly in
Kansas and will soon reach 6alinA.
The Course Of Study for the Nor
nal Institute may now be obtained
from Messrs. whitehead 4 Seaman.
Mr.. o. SeitE and family are prepar
ing for q summers trip-just where,
they have not a. yet determined
upon.
The Touring mill ct Junction City
lately destroyed by fire was insured
in the National Mutual Of Salina, for
$500.
The public schools close tomorrow.
The commencement exercises take
place at the Opera House tomorrow
evening.
A firemen's tournament Is to take
place at Abilene on the 5th Of July,
and the Salina iremen talk Of taking
part In It.
We understand that Mr.. John A.
Nelson has the contract for the ms
sOnry work Of the new Missouri Pa
ciic depot.
Mr.. G. g. WllmArth has been
awarded the contract for building Mr..
Frank Hawkinson's fine residence at
Marquette.
The brick-kllns begin to yield up
their products and the brickWoTk Of
the various new buildings will be
pushed rapidly.
Messrs. P. Q. Bond and J. w. Al
drich assisted greatly at the Simon
Comedy entertainment the other
night In their duets.
The MethOdlsts are making arrange
ments 10 build an addition to their
chureh-the new part to be used for q
Sunday school room.
Mrs. 7. d. Reed and daughter An
IA, Of Harrisburg, Pa, relatives Of NJ.
Garverick and Mrs. B. B. Stlmmel,
are visiting In SalIna.
We undertand that Mr.. P. II. ALI
son thinks Of engaging in the
banking business with an old friend ct
Lyndon, Usage county.
Judge Hines has Apo inted s. P.
Hughes, I. A. Burch and B. L. VIII
son right Of way commissioners for
the Kansas & Colorado Railroad.
Miss Jennie PursloW, ofsioux City,
Ia, arrived Wednesday, and will re-
main q short time the guest Of her old
school friend, Miss Grace Newman.
It lie stated that the arrival Of the
new road has already resulted In. the
reduction Of the rate on -four ship
ments eleven cents per one hundred.
c. r Underwood 4 Co., claim to
have made the first shipment over the
Missouri Pacific. It was q carload Of
"White Elephant" billed to Nevada,
Mo.
The first bill Of lAding issued by
the Missouri Pacific r. r. In Salina,
went 10 the Salina Mill q Elevator
Co., for . carload Of -four shipped 10
Texas.
Those who have travelled over the |
Missouri Pacific 10 Chico report that
one is surprised 10 hnd the road 20
smoOth-extraOFdlnarially smooth for !
. new road.
Mrs. 8 8. Kennedy, who has been
visiting for several weeks In Clncin-
NATL, will return In few days. She
viii be ready for her musical scholars
on June 7th.
Mr.. N. D. league sold last week 10
q Mr.. Stiles, q commercial man Of Sc.
Joseph, Missouri, 8 lots on Iron ave
nue. in the Normal University ad-
ditiOn, for $3.50.
Mrs Fred Quincy len for Colombo
yesterday afternoon, 10 make three
months visit She will visit at PARK
Lake (Where her mother regldes) and
other Colorado resorts.
A party has reeently purchased lots
In the new college addition for the
purpose Of erecting q boarding house
Undoubtedly other buildings Of the.
kind win also be built
Il seems b have been generally /
understood that the railroad celsbra-
ton would take place on the sth inst,
and yet there has been no Official an.
nO1ncement 10 that effect.
Hon. A. P. Collins has been visiting |
college commandments Ia the east,
with q view Of obtaining some "poin-
ters" relative 10 the engagement Of q
President for the K. W. U.
Mr.. Sidney DePriest Wa married 10
Mis- Fiona Hsnslsy on Thursday
evening, May 2Tth-ths ceremony 90
curing e the residences % the BRIDES
part-Rev. w. 81. Garnet of1cisting.
The memorial services ct the n. 3.
church last Sunday afternoon were
attended By q large audiences. The
addres was delivered By Rev. d. d.
Campbell, snd Waa a1 appropriate,
able Effort
His Belle Daily, % Balina, the
pOssessor 81 q beautiful soprano vOlOs,
win be e Abilene on the evening o.
the Slst inst, b aaaist 81 tho pro
gFamms b be given &c the benefit en-
tertsinment e the OPEN hOUse.-Abt.
leae Gocsffs.
The Topeka oOaisloaWsaah o. yes-
terdsy spoke e folloWs:
One o. the oldest residents a. 6alina
h M. August Bondi. Who hes re-
sided IN Kansls thlrty-tWo ysarl. he
pel1'1lpated IN The are fight with
tcal LIoWa uninEt the bushWhack-
e.4. A1 = Fl 91nllenan and
go LN lI f 1tclt a ~ tlie