The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-10

gentleman, and lately law student
I'm Moore q QHinby's Office, has be-
come a partner with f. W. Blair.
Eco. This will make q gOsd law
firm and do q good share Of the law
business.
The mayor il certainly deserving
Of a good compliment In the appoint
ment Of 50 deserving a young man
as w. T. Frazer 10 the position Of
city attorney. Mr.. Frazer is stu
diOus, attentive 10 business and one
Of our most promising young sttor-
neys.
Salina Is making great prepare
ti0ns for entertaining the Travelling
Mems Convention which meets
there May 18th. Salina never does
things by halves, and they will I'M
doubleday make every guest wish
that Salina was his bOme.-Ab ffenc
Reflector.
/. n. Mcclure, a prominent mer-
chant Of Des MOines county, Iowa,
has been = guest Of his sister, Mrs.
+. w. Blair. After spending sew
eral days In Topeka with Mr.. Blair,
ne expressed himself a. much better
satisfied with Salina than the
capital city.
The missionary tea at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A. KeefeF yesterday
afternoon was quite enjoyed by all
present. They realized some SIS,
and the membership was increased
IS. There were recitations by the
mission band and others, readings,
music, etc. Cake aud coffee were
served.
Stark Nurseries, Louisiana, Mo,
have sent proposition to the Board
Of Trade that they will establish
branch here, provided 80 acres Of
land as a present gift,and more acres
IL necessary for their business. il
| guaranteed. They claim to employ
400 people in their nurseries and 6OO
agents.
The ssalina Merchants Protective
Association held an interest
ing meeting Friday night at the
board Of trade rooms. The attend
ance was good. An executive
eOmmitte was chosen, consisting Of
Emanuel ROthschild, John A. Mel
son and George White. The MEM
bership of the organization IL now
/ iifty-six.
Prof. Cook, Of the Kansas Wesley
an University, gave his talk on
"SOme of our dangeis," at the Y. NJ.
&. a. rooms last Friday. He enum-
Grated as the principal dangers to
our social fabric, MormOnism
aud the liquor traffic more
particularly Of 1.-The large cities.
Ninety-three persons were present.
These talks are becoming popular
feature Of the Y. NJ. &. A. meetings.
While the Herald is inclined to be
buastful over the admission OF Nate
Wilson To the Democratic ranks, the
Republicans are rejoicing that the
deed il done. Il will save many a
Republican the infection Of free
trade harangue, and give healthy
flavor to the "sparsely settled" De-
mOcratic meeting. We will let
Nate go and joyfully take in his
place the young, active, enthusiastic
Frazer-who has had enough Of De-
mOcraey.
We are glad to know that Capt.
MOhler, Of Salina, is looming up as
a candidate for iudgeship in that
judicial district. The Captain was u
soldier, and as such served his cOun-
try when Il was i'm need OF true men.
He is an able lawyer and in ability
stands at the head Of the attorneys
in his district. We shall be pleased
Ia know that he II sufficiently ap-
preciated by the people to place him
on the bench where he belongs
Hope Dispatch.
y school exhibition was held last
evening at the Banks school house,
four miles north Of the city. There
was n good house and the exercises
were greatly enjoyed. The special
features were vocal and instrument
TAI music, readings and recitatiOns.
The play, "This Wedding Cake" in
two parts, was presented. and Was
creditable thing. The Salina
amateur band was present aud fur
nished the music. Thanks were re-
turned the band for their services on
this occasion.
Frank a. MOriarty, editor Of the
Council Grove Republican, il a
bully boy. Lots of us know him
aud will rejoice nj his good fortune.
He was secretary two years ago Of
the now defunet Golden Belt trOt-
ting association. His aunt, Mrs.
Joseph Myers, Of Myers Valley,
Riley county, since her husbands
death, decided him her farm valued
at $4,000 aud gave him $500 and $40
i'm notes, lot Of cattle and horses;
he agreeing to keep her the remain
der Of her lifetime.
Mr.. Clarence PrObert, page in the
Ohio Senate, now that the LegIsla-
ture has adjourned, is free from
official duties until next January
Clarence will spend week or so in
Norwalk with his mother and
friends, and then go TO Sslina, Kan
sas, where he has secured = position
on the Salina Republican until the
converting Of the Legislature. He
has earned fine reputation rs page.
on account Of his gentlemAnly con-
duet and strict attention to business,
and has made many friends in and
out Of the NOrWdik
(Ohiol Reflector.
A. l.. Dodge aud G. e. Culp, repre-
senting the Salina syndicate own
ing the East Park addition to Os-
borne and the site Of the frame
buildings burned in that place last
fall, we're IN Osborne a few days ago
and made preparations for the cree
ton Of two business buildings,
24xlOO feet each, two stories, stone
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