The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

eANeuhluu - LoW % mites from sauna
In Rice county.
The cold wave Of Tuesday and its
accompanying shower brought out
heavier clothing.
Henry Parmenter, the old Solomon
City "residenter," was among his Sa-
lima friends yesterday.
The Republican Office has been re-
moved TO its fine new quarters in Mr.
WaltOn'snew building.
Mrs. Yungfeish and daughter leave
to-day for Kansas City. where they
will spend the fall and winter.
Mrs. F. II. Wildman has returned
from Chicago, where she has been
making quite a prolonged visit.
Bring in your curiOsities and mon
strosities in products Of all kinds for
exhibition ct the Fair next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Dibble started
out Monday for 3 months trip-visIt-
ing the Bismarck Fair in their tour.
J. G. Johnson has removed from
the old barn-eOrner Santa Fe and
Ash-to No. AS, South Seventh
street.
Mrs. Silas Seaman started for her
old hometown WALTON the Hudson,
n. Y, Tuesday, 10 visit during the
summer.
Some Of the ice dealers found chem
selves running short Of ice last week,
and were compelled to ship some in
from Lawrence.
Miss Belle Daily started for Boston
last Tuesday, in which city she be-
comes a pupil in the Boston Con-
servatOry Of music.
A magnificent rain, Thursday, COW
ering small portion OF the county,
we are sorry to say, did much good in
the sections favored.
Mr.. J. o. BeesOn, Of the Kansas &
Colorado, gave quite a party Of his
friends an excursion to the end OF the
road last Tuesday.
The, Sallna and Abilenes were base
balling yesterday and are ct it to-day.
The game yesterday was in favor Of
Salina by q score Of II to l.
Mr.. ]. E. Gebhart Is a little dis
appointed because Il was not a girl,
but still smiles and feels happy over
the infant Of the male gender.
The "Fair store" has gone into the
hands Of creditors, who are selling
the stock at the old building recently
vacated by Branifrs & Conrad.
The case against Messrs. Williams,
Miller and Briley-charged with the
murder OF Mr.. Sundstrom-was dis
missed on melton Of the county at
tOrney.
Col. Palmer and DR.. Searle are ex-
pecting daily to receive their com
missions respectively for the Offices OF
Register and Receiver OF the u s.
Land Office.
Mr.. g. NJ. Eastman has purchased
Mr.. Hutchinson's residence property
on South Santa Fe extension. Mr..
Hutchinson will Immediately build q
new residence.
Mr.. c. McCune, superintendent Of
the Shellabarger Mill Of Decatur, Ills,
has been in Salina experimenting
repairs on the mill OF the Salina Mill
and Elevator Go.
We are very much indebted to Mfr.
D. G. Barritt for liberal watermelon
favOrs-the best watermelon fruit we
have tested this season, and rs good
as we ever ate.
The telegraph informs us that rates
have been so arranged rs TO allow Sa-
lima people to attend the Council
Grove fair, Sept. IA and IL, for one
and One-third fare.
STOPPER & Laubengayer have let the
contract for their packing house to
Mr. @. @. Wilmarth. The building is
to be S2x82 feet, two stories high, and
viii cost about 81 800.
A handsome new desk 10 the Office
Of the Hamilton Investment Co. drew
a crowd Of inspectors and critics last
Tuesday. II passed the muster Of
critical eyes thoroughly.
The games between the Russels and
the Salinas last Thursday and Friday,
resulted for Thursday, no game on
account Ofthe rain and Friday 70
In favor Of the Salinas.
MF. G. NJ. Eastman has sold his
residence property on South Seventh
street TO Mr.. q. A. GOuld-recently q
resident Of Dickinson county and a
relative Of Mr.. Eastman.
Mr.. Arthur Ravens, an old and
wealthy citizen Of Leavenworth, has
been the guest Of his brOther-In-law,
Col. Spivey, for several days. He
ialks Of investing In Salina real e.
tate.
The timetable Of the Salina 4 Lin
coin road for passenger trains is rs
follows:
Leave-7:l5 A.. n.
Arrive-7:l5 Pm.
Daily except Sunday.
Elizabeth KastneF, wife Of Daniel
Kastner Of this city, died last Thurs
day, at the age Of 3 years, months
and @ days. The funeral occurred at
the Catholic church lagt Friday
morning.
The county commissioners meet To-
morrow 10 consider the petitions from
solomon. Eureka and Gypsum town
hip In favor Of voting bonds 70 the
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