The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-13

visiting for q season.
The un-muzzled dogs must go
Such Is the edict Of the authorities
and a very sensible one.
Mr.. P. T. Caldwell has sold his resi-
dence on South Ninth street to Mr..
d. J. Addison for 50 900.
The picnic season is here, aud sew.
eral parties have INDUCED in the lux
ury Of "a day in the woods"
The walls OF the Lutheran churel
are being pointed up and the church
is to be painted Immediately.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
have charge Of the dining hall at the
Park during the Eneampment.
We issue from our book and job de-
partment this week, the minutes OF
the Northwest NJ. L. Conference.
The Pavements Of Paris f" last
evening was well presented, THE audi.
ence being quite respectable in num-
bers.
Mr.. O. ID. Jackson has con strucled
tine "welcome arch" for the eneamp-
meut. Ii is made Of gas and water
piping.
What was the matter The prophe-
sled rain did not come last Sunday.
Is the seven-Sundays OF rain prophet
false one?
Elder Lockwood preached at the
morning service Ia the NJ. F.. chur ch
last SUNDAY aud Elder Dearborn in
the evening.
Johnston & Burfor,l, Of this city,
have the contract TO set grade stakes
on p miles OF streets in the new
town Of KanopOIis.
r. X. JelTries was in town the first
Of the week collecting mattresses for
the great Kanopolis crowds which he
II nov entertaining.
a. +. Ransom has purchased and
shipped to Salina the dam Of "WOl-
ford r." Record 2.22. She will be
bred to brunswick Chief"
We understand that the various
Grand Army Posts Of Saline county
will unite with Salina Post in the
observance Of Decoration Day.
Mrs. Virgins, Department Presi-
dent Of the w. II. G. Of Kansas, was
a visitor at the meeting Of the w. r.
e. Of Salina, Tuesday evening.
Anton Lieberman was 80 unfortu-
nate as 10 have his leg broken last
Monday by horse trainping OH him
in the stable at Gels & Gibbs Mill.
Prof. H. NJ. Rogers, a distinguished
ballad singer Of Washington, D. c.
said to be the finest in this country
Is visiting his old friend-Dr. Stowe.
The Salina eating station will be
patronized by the morning train from
the east for breakfast, and the morn
ing train from the West for dinner.
The Salina & Lincoln road is still
detained at the Saline river by the
serious "cave-in." The temporary
bridge il now nearly ready for trains.
Great Bend, with 5000 people, has
electric light and Is to have street
cars within 60 days. Cannot Salfna,
with 1000 people, do as well rs that ? |
Rev. q. d. Gotwald has purchased |
of Mr.. A. B. Mcdonnell the two San
Ia Fe lots next north Of the latter
residenee-paging there
for Sl4OO.
Quite number Of SalinR people
are attending the KanopOlis
elbow out" The affair commenced
yesterday and continues to-day and |
tomorrow.
DR.. N. J. Brown has organized the
Salina Eye, Ear and Surgical Insti-
tute. His well-knOwn skill in these
will secure the Institute a
large patronage.
The bids for the erection Of the
Odd Fellows temple were opened
and examined Monday. The result
will not be made public until after
the meeting tonight.
G. N. Banks has returned from
Michigan University ut Ann Arbor,
TO remain until October. He is tax
ing the law course, and will finish
his studies next year.
The Telegraph company have rent
ed room over r. +. Bartlets's meat
market, TO which place the telegraph
Office will soon be removed-pOsslbly
by the 2Oth Of this month.
The average weight Of the directors
Of the Western Live Stock Insurance
Co., Of salina. is PA pounds. The
fighting ability Of the Association
viii go without a question.
The city council met in special ses-
sion Tuesday night A motion APP
$50 for the Knights Of
Pythias eneampment was voted down.
NO Othef business was transacted.
On Tuesday, Rev. g. d. GotWald
sent an order east for q bell for the
Lutheran ehursh. The bell is 10
weigh I5so pounds. The bell viii be
cast and forwarded as soon as possible.
The Knights Of Pythias have been
busy fixing up the main building 1t
the Park for the ceremonies Of the
They have put In
ante rooms and decorated the audi
ence room.
MARRIED-On May 18th. 1886, at
the home Of the bride, southwest Of
Miss Alma SWartz 20 Mr..
JOhn J. Yoekers. Rev. G. D. GOtWald
Onlciaiins.