The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-20


s Mr.. B. F. Hogan, Of Republic
e county. was a salins visitor last
D week.
? Mr.. Aug Nelson IL laying cement
? walk In front Of DR.. Sciences resi-
denee.
, Ed. Olmstead was 10 have sailed
from New York for Germany last
Saturday.
The italian minstFels, q little be
hind the blue birds this time, are on
! hand again.
The Herald publishes . daily con.
tanning the press dispatches, during
the eneampment.
c. A. Hitler, Esq. has gope to La
crosse, to attend court in session In
that place this week.
A report came in Tuesday morning
that Aaron GOssO, OF Gypsum City,
had committed suicide.
The serenadeFs were abroad Mon
day night, In the full light Of the
moon. Thanks for our share.
The Missouri Pacific telegraph wire
was brought into the uptown tele-
graph Office Monday afternoon.
Henry Liebert, Of Detroit. Mich,
il again In Salina. He thinks Of be-
coming Salina resident again.
The Simon Comedy Company are
giving good entertainments nightly.
but their audiences are not large.
Mrs. Stewart, Of Cincinnati, arriv-
ed Friday, for a summers visit with
her daughter Mrs. A. Wellington.
Miss Belle Daily gave 3 pleasant
picnic party at the Park Saturday, in
honor Of her guest Miss Grace Wool
ley.
MF. and Mrs. Is. Hall have re-
turned from the Pacific cosst-pOssi-
bly, TO become residents again Of
Salina.
Gen. E. L. Thomas, special agent
for the U. 5. Land Department, will
make SaIina his headquarters for the
present.
The law and order people had q
very pleasant Sunday afternoon meet
ing at the park. DIR. Fisher delivered
q stirring address.
Friday was an Ieelandle day lit
was In every sense q cold, raw, very
beastly day-setting each rheumatic
bone into a quivering condition.
The JOURNAL force Is under Obliga-
ton TO the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church for a bOuntiful supply Of ice
cream from their refreshment stand.
A report prevails that the Union
Pacific railway have contracted for
1870 acres Of land lying just north Of
the depot, TO be used for machine shop
purposes.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Fuller, editor Of the
Ellis Headlight, called Friday. He
is an old friend Of Mr.. Roy Lough-
bonn of the National Mutual Insur-
ance Co.
Joe Masker, formerly telegraph OPP
orator here-aecOmpanied by Mrs.
Masker, is visiting his relatives
and friends. Joe is now a resident Of |
Kansas City.
Mr.. VIM. Brown, now employed as
Express Messenger on the Central
Branch from Atchison west. is visit
ing his SalIna friends, and attending |
the encampment.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian |
church have lunch stand adjoining |
the Naismith gallery, where hungry
Knights and other strangers can re-
fresh themselves.
Miss Maggie Campbell, who has
spent the winter in Washington with /
her relatives, arrived from that city |
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
Miss Clara Hanback,.
Mr.. Abe r. Darlington merly q
Bavaria resident, but more recently 3
leading citizen Of Enterprise, Dick
insOn eOunty-has gone into the real
estate business at Kingmsn.
The Russell investment company,
directors, s. Charles, F. Copeland, J.
H. Franklin, Charles c. Culp, Oscar
sOitz and E. w. Ober, capital stock,
e.nn non -. 49,. II.
Mr.. Geo. Dsnnenfield returned from
Lawrence, Sunday, having been en-
gagged for some two weeks in over
hauling the large organ Of the Con-
gregational church in that place.
Mr.. Baker, Superintendent Of Con-
structiOn Of the w. U. Telegraph Co,
arrived in Salina the first OF the week |
with his force Of men, being engaged |
i'm putting in the new telegraph line.
DIR. Collins "Henry o." makes an
exhibition Of his speed at the Park /
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
The horse Is to be taken to Denver
Thursday, TO enter the . :S0class in the |
coming races.
The iron horse Ofthe Missouri Pa
eific now shorts at the Smoky Hin !
river-Impatiently awaiting either for
the waters 10 roll back and give him a
dry passage,Or a bridge across the tur-
bulent currents.
Judge and Mrs. o. P. Hamilton
have returned from Ness county.
The Judge states that the right Of
way for more than one third of the
proposed extension Of the Missouri
Pacific has been secured.
Capt. d. F. Moore has been appoint
ed Division Road Master for the No.
Pac., from Council Grove to Salina,
with headquarters at Chico. The
Capt. is pleasant gentleman and an
efficient official, and we are pleased
% have him In our midst.-Chico
Advertiser.
Hon. ]. II. franklin, editor Of the
Russell Record and mayor Of the city,
was In town last week on business
connected with the organization OF
the Russell Investment Co., in which
a number Of our citizens are inter
psfpd