The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-17
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. JUNE Il, 1856
Harvest is here.

Ri aN1A 0IAeH lAss u a01IrNoMA
Pa, Is in Salins for a months visit.
With the mercury at 9S' there has
been much suffering from the heat.
Mr. b. Hin, editor Of the Westeyg
Nesos, Stockton, called last Friday.
| A-hne rain Tuesday night. II
beneficial Influences will be wide
spread.
Rev. q. d. Gotwald ls favored with
a visit from his mOther-a resident o.
Pennsylvania.
Miss Jessie Havermale, Of Canton
Illinois, is visiting her sister, Mrs
e. H. Diyilbiss.
Mr.. Albert Pike started east yester.
day to buy material and machinery
for the gas works.
A slight fall Of rain IN town Mon
day night helped lay the dust and
cool the heated atmosphere.
e. A. KILLER and family occupy the
Seitz mansion during the absence Of
the latter family In Europe.
The County Commissioners have
been sitting as a Board Of Equalization
closing their labOrs yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. o. P. Hamilton left
for trip along the line Of the Kansas
& Colorado railroad yesterday.
Miss Ella StuTtevant has gone to
WaKeeney 10 make her friends Capt.
and Mrs. Hanna q short visit.
The weather signals betOkened
local rains, but the "local rains" were
good ways from Saline county.
Miss Neva Rice entertained a large
party Of her little friends in q hand
some manner last Tuesday evening.
Mai. John w. Berks is now located
In the real estate business in Kansas
City, where his family will soon go TO
live.
Mrs. T. H. Beekman, Of 81. Joseph,
Mo-, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Beekman, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Wellslsger.
Rev. J. 3. Spivey, Of North Caro-
lima. Is visiting his sou Col. J. q.
Splvey. He is a minister In the Pap
fist church.
Mr.. A. J. Davis, Of Rocks county
candidate for State Auditor, was in
town last Monday, looking the pO-
litical field over.
Mr.. L. G. Mitchell has the contract
for numbering the houses both i'm OF
tawa aud Independence, Kansas, on
the philadelphia plan"
The young ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give an Ice Cream social
at the residence Of Mr.. H. H. MOrrI-
sons, on south 9th street, Friday
night.
Mr.. Lee, Of Missouri, father OF Mrs
w. T. Welch has been on q visit
here. Mrs. Weleh, returned home
with her father last Monday for few
weeks visit.
It il no more than right that the
weather regulator should give us
fairly cool days during the months Of
July and August, 10 compensate us
for our July and August heat daring
the month Of June.
Mr.. s. w. Collins, Of Caribou.
Maine, father Of Mrs. NJ. d. league,
accompanied by his son, Mr.. G. P.
Collins, arrived from the East last
week, for a short visit. They will
return east next Monday.
A fine game OF ball was played at the
Park yesterday between the Topeka
and Salina clubs. The score stood 8
for Topekas to , for Salinas The Sa-
linRs were fully equal In proficiency to
the TOpekas except ia batting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Of Leaven-
worth, were called 10 Salina by fine
news Of the serious illness Of their
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Levitt. We are
glad to announce that Mrs. LOvitt's
condition is materially improved.
The Lawn social given by the ladies
Of the Christian church, Tuesday
evening, at the residence Of DR.. r. K.
Nickles, was well attended and q very
pleasant evening spent. The fine
lawn was handsomely Illuminated.
We acknowledge calls from the fol-
lowing editors who came with the
Council Grove excursion party last
week: d. o. Bell, Hope Dispatch /;
w. F. Waller, Council Grove Cosmos;
Jake Admire, Usage City Free Press.
The people on the East side who
have no fences around their property,
are complaining very bitterly about
the COWS that run everywhere and
over everything night and morning,
There is q liability Of trouble arising
from &c.
The Salina and Ellsworth base ball
clubs played three games last week,
which stood as follows: Tuesday, 10
TO In favor Of Ellsworth. Wednes-
day, II to IL in favor Of sallna ;
Thursday, II 10 in favor Of Els
worth.
Miss Ellie Whitehead and her oOus-
In Miss Carrie Starr journeyed East
last Tuesday, in company with the
Seltz family. They 60 with the latter
family to New York, from whence the
young ladies proceed by themselves to
Danbury, Conn.-Miss STAIRS home.
The following item Is taken from
the Clay Centre Dispatch:
]. w. Yates, the gentleman who
was here from Salina putting down
asphalt pavements has had the mis-
fortune 10 lose his wife. He has
taken the remains 10 Perryville, Ind.
and win be gone two or three weeks.
Mr. Arson Miller leaves for Wis
cOnsin this morning for a visit among
his relatives. He still suffers from
his sprained ankle, and finds himself
incapaeitated for the usual farm
work hence his determination for q
short vacation.
Among the charters fled with the
Secretary Of state last Monday wa
the following;