The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11
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NJ lAAaA MNANAAAWM AaAAAFNA 49,
the East last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. C. Foot has just recOvere'
from al attack Of bilious fever.
Fair & Art Loan each evening mex
week. a. Odd Fellows' building.
B. 4. EEgIestOn il canvsssing TO
jeb WORK for the salina Herald.
Mr. Frank Taylor is the happy
father Of a boy-born Monday night
No trains from the west yesterday
SnoF drifts ia the Harker hills again.
Heip the destitute soldiers by pat
rouizing the Fair q Art Loan nexI
wees.
Mr.. r. Z. sharpe started east Tues
day. e. buy n stock Of hardware foi
hts Chico store.
We are indebted % Mr. J. B. Stur-
man for the excellent account Of the
prsuouneing bee.
Harvey Junes. a London baker, has
purchased lots in Gypsum City, will
build, and start bakery.
Mr.. Upp, the artist, has returned,
aud + found ~ busy as ever At his
studio in the Daily Block.
Mr. d. Macomber, of Gypsum creek
who has been lingering 20 long at
deaths door, died last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. = Radcliff, aud
Mrs.. e. :. Martin and children Joined
the Legislative excursion to Leaven-
worth.
Judge aud Mrs Prescott intend
visiting Wichita next week-the
Judge attending the meeting Of the
q. A. RS.
Mr.. and Mrs. N ]. Wellslager en-
tersaiaed their friends very hand
somely AZ progressive euchre last Fri
DAY evening.
The knights Of Phythiss give 22d
annivensary ball on the 18th inst
From appearances il will be a very
pleasant affair.
About seventy-five lots have been
sold Ia the new NJ. +. College addi-
tion-the amount to be applied to the
endowment fund.
Mr.. Will Mitchell will remove the
present house occupied by him near
she Mitchell House, and put upa new
residence Ina IFS stead
One week ago last Sunday the
rental Of the Catholic church figured
up 10 S2,OO-the best rental yet OBJ
tanned by that church.
The new residence ofMr.. John J.
Gels will cost in the neighborhOod Of
4,000, and will be one Of the attractive
residences Of the city.
Messrs. Jackson & Jefrries plumb
eTs, have dissolved partnership, Mr..
Jeffries retiring. Mr.. Jackson con-
tinues Ia the business.
Music by the Germans, Cadet and
String hands. interpreted with vocal
mUsic, ct the entertainments Of the
WOman's Relief Corps next week.
The Fair & Art Loan Of the WO-
mans Relief Corps commences next
Monday, and will continue all the
week, at the Odd Fellows building.
''The Peoples Mutual Fire Insur-
an &C Co.," managed upon the success
full plan Of the National Mutual Of Sa-
lima, is being organized In this city.
Judging from the programme pub
lished in another column the meeting
OF the Literary Society Tomorrow
evening will be unusually interesting.
Geo. P. FessleF started for Myers
town, Pa, Tuesday, to attend the
funeral Of his mother, whose death
had been announced 10 him by tele-
gram.
Mr.. Frank Shaw lost on the lst
inst. horse belonging 10 the fine
team which has been so much admir-
ed by our citizens. The horse died Of
collie.
A runner told certain citizen the
other day that he knew Of CONNER
cisl men by actual count who designed
making Salina their residence In the
spring.
Trains were bringing ties for the
Salina q Lincoln road last week. A
large quantity Of piles were also
hauled in. The men had gone out to
commence work.
Messrs. Parker & Lewis are well
along with the excavation work for
their new business building on
seventh street. IL Il 10 be D 20 feet
and two stories high.
Mr.. L. J. Addison, q former we'll
known farmer Of Gypsum Valley, but
q resident Of Harper county for the
last three years, has been visiting his
relatives on Gypsum.
The Y. NJ. c. A. held their first
praise service last Sunday afternoon
led BY Mr.. Geo. 7. Wooley aud Dr..
---AAf-s 500 ~ = aAlAC AANCuM-
ance and an interesting service.
Msssrs. BraaifT & Conrad in the ar
Eangement Of their shelf goods, have
the most attractive exhibit that can
be found anywhere Il is certainly
beautiful arrangement Of goods.
@. W. Baker. Esq, the big stock
man Of Lincoln Center, came down
last week and purchased the Cue
yOang Poland China boar, Stemwind-
e. 2S75, Of Alex Berg, at a good round
prise.
Piles for the Missouri Pacific
bEidges have been distributed along
the line Of the road between Chico
and salina- The force are doing the
bsst they can considering the
weather.
Mr- A. B. Dickinson SAYS, "I am
seEy much improved IN health and
en- stand most any kind Of a siege.
End little infant boy Is better than
q uhols world Of medicines - re-
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