The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-24

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last Tuesday.
We are glad TO be able 10 state THU
week, that the hotel project is moi
dead, but only sleeping.
Mrs. B. A. Litowich has gone east
for visit with friends In Mascatine,
Iowa, aud Fremont. Ohio.
Mrs. E. Baker went to Clay Center
Monday, to take part in the concert
given 10 that city by w. r. Evans.
Mr.. F. c. York has applied fora pat
ent for q very ingenious line holder
We hope he will make his fortune at
It,
The Misses May and Grace Gin
started East last Monday, to spend
the summer with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Fred Quincy designs erecting q
2-stOry brick business house on the
lot north Of the COuse livery stable
building
A baseball company with a capital
stock Of 81 500, is a pretty big thing
Well, Salina is soon to have just such
a company.
The various new blocks under con-
struction begin 10 loom up in good
style. There seems to be no lack Of
/ brick now.
In newspaper circles there is a fear
ful war between the Abilene and Sa-
lima base ball boys. We can learn Of
it nowhere else.
Mrs. CiarksOn has sold her Ninth
street residence property 20 Mr.. w.
T. Robinson, Of the Republican.
Consideration s.. 300.
Rev. w. S. Priest preached a strong
sermon on Law and Order last Sun
day night. 80 persons gave in their
signatures to the League.
Messrs. Johnston & Burford, sur
veyors, are busy laying out the new
addition Of Messrs. T. L. Bond and
). NJ. WilsOn-sOuth Santa Fe.
A new tariff goes into effect on the
Western Union Telegraph Co.'s lines,
taking effect July lst, with reduction
In rates 10 q great many points.
Mrs. John Hershberger has return
ed from Salina, and Miss Mile Keef-
or came with her. Miss Keefer IL
very much leased with our city, and
will remain several days.-iHertiRg
Bulletin.
The frame Of the Missouri Pacific
freight depot is up and enclosed.
Material for the extension Of the
road is piled up in large quantities all
along the track.
A "reopening" OF the Hotel Witt
man was celebrated with a very nice
hop Monday night The guests were
1 delighted. The Sallna orchestra
furnished the music.
Mr.. John HOlmquist has become q
member Of the firm Of ThOrstenbOrg
Bros. & Co., Of Assaria, dealers In
hardware and agricultural imple-
ments, also in feed and grain.
Mrs. Dr. Tobey, and Miss May Wig
gins, Of Salina, returned home yester-
day after spending a few days In q
pleasant manner as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. w &. Rohrer.
The time set for the open ing Of the
Kansas Wesleyan University Is Sept.
Is. We understand that It is the in
tentiOn Of the faculty 20 comm ence
work ct the date stated-even though
the building is not completed.
Mr.. NJ. s. Price showed US a few
days ago, q single stalk Of rye, taken
from hIs field, which had three large
Well-hlled heads Of grain. This Is
something very rarely IL ever seen,
and ls curiosity in its line.
The country between Sallna and
HerringtOn-alOng the line Of the
Missouri Paeific-is said 10 be the
prettiest landscape in Kansas and
we believe Il. for we have been over
the line and seen It for ourselves.
supt- J. II. Lee, Of Manhattan, will
deliver a lecture lin connection with
the Teachers instituted IN the Pres
byterian church on Thursday, July
lst. Subject-"The Main Chance. {"
All are cordially invited.
Several drummers have purchased
lots in west Sallna with the purpose
Of putting up residences. AS they
are restricted by the contract from
erecting residences costing less than
$1,000 they will all be good buildings.
1t Is rumored that a new Democrat
ie paper is 10 be started In Salina
under the prOprietOrship OF Messrs.
J. w. Wells, B. F. Eggleston and T.
F. Oakley. We understand that
these gentlemen will at least start a
| JOB Office.
LsndsbOrg, Assaria and Gypsum
City propose celebrating the Fourth
I - aNaI ~ rtNAI HoAESNAd nAJ r. Wv
Martin will be at LindsbOrg, being
the orator Of the day. Hon. T. F.
Carver Is also announced ~ one OF
the speakers.
The new freight depot Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific h provided with no wait
ing rOOm-Only q small freight Office;
from which Mr. Wrong. the agent.
infers that Il will not be long before
the stone passenger depot will be
under way.
Mr.. A. Gilman, residing near Al
bany, n. Y. made Sallna q visit last
week. SIR. Gilman was = boyhOOd
friend Of Mr.. H. Beekman, aud the
two gentlemen had NOS met for many
years until they came together last
: week. It was joyous meeting. and
hours were pleasantly spent In recall
ing old incidents. aud rsheaFslng
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