The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
THE IOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL .. 1885.
~ flshermen Id 30 busr.

Countless new additions to res
dences this spring.
The county commissioners adjourn
! ed sine de yesterday.
Col. and Mrs. Henry Logan hav
! gone 70 California on q visit.
Mrs. Taylor Miller has gone d
Europe 10 spend the summer.
Base ball has broken out with re
doubled virulence this spring.
Ms. J. B. Whitehead has returned
from her prolonged visit in Florida.
The usual services Of Palm Sunday,
took place ct the Catholic church lasl
Sunday.
The new residences Of Messrs. J. J.
Gels and J. J. Purcell are nearing
completion.
Five new roads have been establish
ed by the county commissioners at
this session.
@. c. Olney, wife and ssster-iu-law,
OF Minneapolis. are guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. stowe.
Mr.. J. F. Wellington, Of Smoky
Hill township, is visiting friends in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
An elegant line Of Summer Wraps
and ShaWls At E. w. Obsr's Old Reil-
bic Corner Store.
Word vas received last week by
Mr.. Seilz Of the safe arrival Of Mr.. q.
G. KOthe 10 Hamburg.
Tender lettuce and delicious young
onions are now being supplied by the
various market gardens.
Mr.. w. r. Gels has sold his famous
bull, Jack FrOst, 10 County Commits
siOner Humbarger for $3.50.
Mr.. w. J. HAgler and family have
taken advantage Of the cheap rates
and gone on a trip TO California.
The will Of the late A. b. Diekin-
son was prObated last Monday. Mrs.
Dickinson WAS appointed exeeutriX.
The fourth term OF the Normal Uni
versity began last Tuesday. The Nor
NAL lie making fine strides in pros
perity.
800 clocks, all good time keepers, in
fact the best, TO be given away. Call
at Ober's One Price Cash Clothing
House.
The foundation for Mr.. John Kins-
ley's new MISUNDERSTANDING the
Lunkenheimer bakery-has been
commenced.
The Lincoln Center Beacon says
that Miss Julia Woodward. ofSalina.
has arrived Ia that place 20 engage In
teaching music.
Mr.. Hitchcock, OF Peoria. ILL.,. pro-
pTietor OF what Is known rs the
Hitchcock section in Greeley town
ship, 10 Ia town.
F. H. whitman aud L. J. ROllman
have been appointed treasury exam
iners for the ensuing quarter by the
county commissioners.
The Simon Comedy Company has a
weeks engagement here during the
session Of the State EncAmpment OF
the Knights Of Pythias.
The balmy south wind IL very &C
ceptable-but just at present too
heavily ladened with dust to "con-
vulse" anybody with joy.
Mr.. SpangleF, a friend Of Rev. G. d. !
Gotwald, has been visiting here. He
Is very much pleased with the county
and may possibly locate here.
The mattress factory narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire one day last
week. The flames were extinguished
by a common street sprinkler.
Mr.. Ed. Olmstead starts for Germa-
ny about the LIST Of May, accompanied
by his children. whom he will leave
with his sister in Fatherland.
To-day is Maunday Thursday, and
tomorrow Good Friday. There will
be services at the Catholic church at
10 30 O'Clock A. NJ, these days.
The county commissioners have
app ointed A. MeCallum clerk Of Gyp-
sum township, to succeed M. +. Heck,
who has removed from that township.
The Missouri Pacific bridge build
ers- with a large accumulation Of
bridge material at Chico-eommenced
their work towards Salina last Mon
day.
The Grand Central Hotels new ad-
dltion Is nearly completed. The new
Office is already occupied, and It Is a
convenient, comfortable, handsome
room.
The Whitman House with its long
drawn Ous addition must become one
Of the most commOdiOus e. it is now
one Of the pleassntest hotels IN this
part Of the state.
We have received the mo. 1"
copies Of both the Chico Advertiser
and the Gypsum BaRRer. They are
both lurid In the Interests Of their
respective cities.
The track Of the sallna 4 Lincoln
road Is now : miles distant from Sail
na (at the Bean School Housed. The
track-layeFs expect to reach the ga
line river this week.
The John A. Nelson grocery build.
ing has been safely located alongside
its late neighboF. the BFaniF & Con-
rad hardware store buildIng-bOth op-
pOsite the JOURNAL Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Champion, Of
Ellsworth, were visiting their salIna
friends the fist Of the week. They
had been on . short trip to Eastern
Kansas and were returning home.
At the great sale Of Heregords