The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
.arful blizzard this morning.

AuHAUM AarA luAA4AN
Mr.. John Daum has returned from
a protraeted whit in Indiana.
Mrs. A. W. Wiekhsm arrived last
week for a short visit with friends
here
The new management Of the ReD1fb-
loan takes hold Of that paper this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Tobey spent Sunday
in Abilene with Editor Rohrer Of the
Gasetfe.
The county officers-eleet are lnduct-
ed into their new positions next
Monday.
The streets for the ffst time since
the storm were rather lively Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. Rockford and wife, II
Denver, are visiting relatives and
friends 10 salinA.
Commissioner Dickinson has been
confined 10 his home with q serious
attack Of neuralgia.
Fifteen trains are said to be snow
bound between BrOokville aud Ellis.
The storm west was very severe.
A Glib girl-the frat Of the house Of
Curry-cau-es the pleasant-lOokiDg
face OF II. ". to look even pleasanter.
The county commissioners have
been engaged since the opening Of the
session, Tuesday, in the allowance Of
bills.
The newly elected officers Of Salina
Post, q. A. r., are % he installed al
Odd Fellows ball next Wednesday
afternoon.
Col Everest went to Aiohison Sat
urdsy. He will not return b Salina
until the right Of way matters for his
road are fixed up.
II Il believed that the Missouri Pac-
life will not reach salina before sixty
days, owing to the delayed work Of
the bridge builders.
Evening meetings are being held
this week in accordance with the
programme for the Week Of Prayer,
heretofore published.
The Board OF Education failed
having their regular monthly meet
ing, Monday night-owing to the
severity Of the weather.
Quite a number Of laborers are GO
ing from Salina TO work on the heavy
cut Of the :. L. & W. Railroad, Al
Shady Bend, Lincoln county.
VIM. Walker, Of Solomon township.
was adjudged insane before the Pre-
bate court last - urday, and is to be
sent this week 10 the insane asylum.
r. X Jeffties, formerly Of the Mon
tezunia Hotel, Solomon City, has gone
into business by becoming the propri-
etor Of one Of the principal hotels Of
Psrsons, Kansas.
The District Court did not recon-
vene until yesterday morning. The
case OF Itten vs.. the Town Of Linds- |
borg was taken up yesterday morn
ing, and jury empaunelled.
\ man who paid $40 for an import
ed cutter found afterwards that me
could buy just a. good a cutter in "a
lima for so. The home Institution |
is not very high priced after all.
The late storm is said to have been
quite severe on stock. Having enjoy |
ed an equable temperature so long.
the poor animals were totally UMPIRE
pared either ia flesh or shelter for
such a cold wind
The report Of the State Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction shows
that Saline county has 5,679 school
children Mcpherson, 6.Ss2; DickiD-
$3.50; Ellsworth, $3.50; Ottawa. A.
s79; Lincoln, 1892.
The Russell Record kindly SAYS:
The Salina JOURNAL will soon have
10 operation a Book Bindery We
congratulate the J nURNAL in its new
enterprise, and hope that Il will meet |
with the success Il deserves
The denizens Of South Santa Fe
from near the post Office 70 "Linds-
borg" feel very grateful 10 the Gar |
vers-Pcre e 6ls-for most excellent
paths cut through the mountainous
snow by q pillow Of their own con-
struction.
Messrs c. NJ. Kerns and J.E. An
dersOn have formed a partnership in |
the law business under the firm name |
Of kerns & Anderson. Both are
young gentlemen Of ability and en-
terprise, aud will no doubt build up a
good practice.
r. Porter returned last Tuesday
evening from Chicago, where he pur-
9 fine assortment OF wall paper. sta
tiOnery and school boOk-to be opened /
for sale a. soon as possible Ia the
south sideof 5. J. fStrickler's jewelry |
store, north santa Fe.
The stockholders Of the Normal |
University met on Monday last, aud /
reelected the old Directory. a. fol-
lows: e. f. Fsulkner.C. Eberhardt, |
J. H. Prescott, Henry Baker, o. Seitz. |
I. F. Carver, WIN. Bishop. H. c. /
Rash, w. c. Addison.
We hear il stated that there is
mourning among the Abilene girls
becsuse their Christmas stockings
were not nearly 50 well filed a. those
OF the Salina girls. Well, how could /
they be, when they are not nearly so 1
shapely? Ask us something easy.
The beautifui span Of horses be-
longing to Mr.. John J. Gels, which
were disposed Of by rattle last Thurs
day, were won by Mr.. Thee Werrv;-a
very worthy disposition. Thee, on
New Years day, hitched up his new
team and drove his friends about In
fine style.
The new part Of the Grand Central
Hotel is under rOOf-ready for the in
terror finish. Mr. Robbins will have
q commodious hostellry with his new
Improvements. The vastly Ineraas-