The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-17

spri nEa Tor his health.
Joe PendIeton has accepted the
position nf day clerk At the Pacific
House.
state Sunday School convention
viii meet Al Salina June to $ In
elusive.
twenty-five Workmen are employ
"a en- the Episcopal Military lnsii-
tute building.
J. r. Burton, II Abilene, II to
speak a. Gypsum city At the iih Of
Juiy celebration.
Rev. q. P. Pesle, formerly 81 this
city, delivers the Decoration Day
speech 81 Springfield, Mo.
The policemen are now provided
With the regulation police whistle,
which sounds the alarm In good
shape.
TIE street railway will commence
% build its extension &C. the Kansas
Wesleyan University inside of two
weeks.
AZ. Ran-oni's johannes" Sa-
lina, has been entered for the races
~ the trotting association nj Man
haitian.
A stock company has been organ-
iEed Tor the control of the H'r0ld,
and the daily will not now he sus-
PENDED.
Miss Dolly Hays Of Bloomington,
Ills, came "Wednesday and will
spend the summer with her sister,
Mra. Eugene Jones.
Oscar Danell, who has been Ia
sweden for wear, returned 10 his
home AZ Mentor to-day. He was in
Salina this afternoon.
The mother Of DR.. Miller designs
building sOon residence on her lot
next north of Mr.. GBrver's resi-
deuce, south santa Re.
A. NJ. Claiiin sold one lot iu the
Episcopal Military Institute addi-
ton to A. n. Hester, car rePairer Of
the Missouri Pacific X. r.
J. J. Johnson, formerly Of this
place, has been chosen a delegate to
the international Typographical
,niOn st Kansas city, June n.
Rev. q. w. Grabe, fiscal agent Of
Kansas Wesleyan University, Sail
ma, will deliver the Grafton on Deco
ration Day. May 10, at Concordia.
Rev. A. y. see, Of Salina, has been
engaged by the Bennington OTTAWA
county, q. A. r. Post to deliver the
oration Memorial Day At that place.
The Wichita people were all ell
thusiastic over tine S8linR Shriners,
and compliment them in the highest
terms for their entertaining quail
ties.
An Lung, the laundryman on santa
Re, says Democratic party no good.
Democrat wear shirty two weekly.
Republican wear two shirty one
weekly
John Buchi has leased his green
house to J. {. Nolan, 81 Kansas
CITY practical florist. We under
stand that Mr.. Buchi and wife will
make a trip to Switzerland this
summer.
Dlck Mitchler WAS Ia Paola Mon
day. He Is again travelling for the
Hamilton a Brown boot aud shoe
house, his retail establishment at
Ssiina Icing in charge Of his brother
Ed.-Paola Republican.
The Swedish Lutheran church la
dies held = sociahl Wednesday night
q the residence Of Mr.. Olson on Ash
street. Quite = large number IartiC-
iTated, aud a little snug sum was
realized for the benefit Of the church.
Mr.. n. :. Taggart left last Friday
At 4;s0 q. IA. over the Union Pacific
Tor Denver and Colorado. After he
has found = place suitable for the
restoration 90 his wife's health, he
will return to Atchison and accom-
b paRy her To- Colorado.
The Saliua members uf the street
railway company have traded their
Interest Ia the Mcpherson railway to
~. n. Harrington for his interest In
the Salina street railway, 80 that the
railway here q owned entirely by
s,napanv COMPOSED of Salina gen
tlemen.
A Democratic club with twenty
six meml,ers has heeu organized a
Gypsum city, and the occurrence il
considered as something wonderful.
Well, yes, Il is wonderful i'm view OF
the fact that that township Eureka)
has been casting about lsO Republic
can majority. Republicans rather
enjoy such cOmparisons.
The verdict of the tramp recently
confined in the city lookup a. pass
- upon the daily papers Of Shlina,
Uas anything hut complimentary 10
the EvENINC IorRNAt.-NoiiHU
herald.
The IOURNAL Is not the organ Of
the tramps aud criminals, and does
not feel injured over their verdicts.
The JOURNAL is satisfied if the
Herald T..
Joe Phillip, the well-knOwn
vaolinist, now at brooklyn, n. ",
writes John J. Gels that he pines and
signs for Salina, and will return at
the nrst opportunity possibly in
two or three months. lie has been
receiving the best instruction to he
had, and practieing with the first
orcheslras of the land.
The scOre of the hail game Wednes-
DAY afternoon at the park was rs
fellows; Salina, Il; Abilene, e.
TIE club which was to come up
from Abilene to play the Salina
boys failed to arrive, and \ picked
nine was made up haphazRrd for the
occasion.
Our fire company returned We'd
nesday night completely broken up.
The boys say they had a splendid
tine, and were royalty treated by
the citizens 81 Saiina. The free
dom of the city was rendered the
visiting iremea by the mayor in h
rsasf LITTLE stueas.h nuF h,vs sneak