The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
TIE JOURNAL.
THuRspAY. ocToBER q. Issa
Wilson club tonight.

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night.
To morrow is the last day for regi.
tratiOn.
An infant boy 10 thebome Of Franl
. Kiugsberry
' Meeting Of the Wilson club at thei
room tonight.
Mrs. N. J. Wellslager is visiting
friends in st. Joseph, Mo.
NJ. E. H. Gibbs now has his ofiic'
with Mcconnell & Wildnan.
a boy boru 10 Mr.. L Hamilton and
the father is intensely happy.
G. Byron Quincy has purchased q
third interest in the Rising Sun.
Judge Wilson aud Col Phillips at
the Opera House Saturday night.
Mr. o. Seiiz aud family are ex-
pected home tomorrow morning.
Mrs. @. c. Prescott, Of Council
Bluffs. lows, is making a visit here.
The leaves are falling fast, and au-
tumn winds are signing sbd moaning.
Mrs. o. p. Hamilton Is recovering
from q very severe attack Of erysipe-
las.
Come out and hear Judge Wilson
and Col Phillips at the Opera House
Saturday night.
Mrs. Shelley. sister Of Mrs. TT.
Carver, returned 10 her Pennsylvania
home last Tuesday.
Miss Ellie Whitehead returned
from her summers visit in ConnectI-
cut, last Thursday.
A new bakery and restaurant is 10
be established in the lower room Of
the JOURNAL Block.
NJ. J. Wellslager now has his Office
in the Masonic Temple with the
Hamilton Investment Company.
The county commissioner have ap-
pointed Messrs. Frank Hagenan and
A. T. Williams treasury examiners.
a Mr.. Thompson has commenced
building a residence on lots next
south Of Rev. d. d. CampbelPs, San
Ia Fe.
The various new brick blocks under |
construction are being pushed along
~ fast as possible-to escape the blasts
Of winter.
Secretary Gay, Of the National In |
surance Co., takes great delight in
passing his leisure hours with that
new boy baby.
On Saturday the State School Fund |
Commissioners purchased bonds Of
school district No. 50, Saline county,
to the amount Of S27OO.
Messrs. Wells and Lossen's new
residences on the Wesleyan UNIVERSE
ty grounds are enclosed and nearly |
ready for the plasterers.
The Wilson Club have engaged |
rooms in the second story Of Mr..
leagues new building-over Braniff
& COnrad's hardware store.
Messrs. Frank Shaw aud VIII
Maltby start for Scott county, or that
vicinity, next Monday, with the pur-
pose Of taking timber claims.
DR.. Schuyler has commenced build
ing his new residence on the Kansas
Wesleyan University grounds. Mr..
II. G. Johnson is the architect.
The first stretch Of sidewalk from
Prescott avenue south to the college,
is being built on Santa Fe Avenue
opposite Mr.. H. 5. Taggart's lots.
J. Wayne Amos, editor Of the Gyp-
sum Valley Echo, retires temporarily
from the editorial chair, by reason Of
his nomination for Representative.
Word has been received from Ellis
TO hold f. E. Keller, who burglar
lied Items barber shop, for having
gone through a jewelry store at
Ellis.
Rev. W. H. Barnes, Of EmpOria,
has accepted the call to become pastor
Of the Baptist church Of this place,
and viii enter upon his passionate
Nov. LIST.
Mr.. e. w. Johnson and wife, Of
Youngstown. Ohio, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. n. H. Gsver Mr..
johnson is exceedingly well pleased
with our city.
Sallna Division No 11-Knights Of
Pythias, ~ mem under command Of
Lieut.. HOgben, attended the K. Of P.
Encampment Of Missouri, being held
at Kansas City.
There was no rOusing meeting at
Cambria, when the anarchist, Chris.
Hoffman spoke. Those who were
present say that Anderson lost votes
by reason Of the speech.
Judge Wilson and Col. Phillips
speak at Bridgeport this afternoon
at Assaria tonight; at Holtman's
school house tomorrow night, and
in Salina Saturday night.
DIR. J. A. Harvey and family Of
ILLINOIS, are visiting DR.. Geo. K. har- 1
vey, brother, In this city, and will
visit relatives In Council Grove, Sail
ma, and McPherson.-s5tGlctioR CITY
Republican.
The new hotel project is again be
iug agltated. Mr.. BAllou, Of Mime
apolis, wishes 20 take stock In such
an enterprise and become its proprie-
tor. Agitation viii finally give rs
the new hotel.
The bonds for the Chicago, st.
Joseph Is Ft. Worth Railroad were
defeated by majority In Solomon
township, and carried by AZ majority
in Eureka township, aud 81 in Gyp-
sum township.
The Secretary OF the Republican
county convention failed to hand In his
report OF the proceedings, and we are
indebted to Mr.. w. 81. johnson, who
was q delegate, for the concise report
published elsewhere.
The Union Pacific are making ar
engagements for the immediate compile
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