The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-07-12

paign.
a. =. Taggari has arrived in the
city from Colorado, To take The |
/ place. temporarily, Of his brother
jane. who has gone with his fami-
( Is Co Colorado to enjoy the noun
tain air.
. One thing Salina has been absO-
lutely free Of j. the salvation Army.
/ That army has attacked all the
towns about IL. but has left Salina
| alone. Are We in luck, or are We
NOT We gue-s We are.
/ Next Monday evening the \. NJ.
/ &. 4. will give dish social at the
/ Residence of Mrs T. l.. Bond. Each
+ person is supposed To bring a plate
+ snd cup and saucer and leave them.
Refreshments free.
w believe that Mr.. @. Post H.
right ia hi- idea that an auction
/ aud commission store VIII pay ia
~alina. lie proposes 90 start in in
/ that business provided the council
/ will mak, hi- license reasonable.
sam Roth-child. immediately up
I on the arrival of his brother Eman-
url, who H. expected home this
week, will start on visit 10 Long
Branch, Manhattan Beach, New
port, Saratoga aud other Eastern
| rr-o rt~.
The Topeka Capifars Sunday
edition contained good write up Of
~alina. illustrated with cuts of
buildings Dive-ted of that foolish
mess which appears in all write
ups, we reproduce the correspond
rnce.
Rev. J Wilkinson has recently
been assigned tu the Ia-torate Of the
VI. T.. church Of Hays city, To sue
rs.rd Rev. Mr.. Best who has gone Ia
Florida. Mr.. Wilkinson preached
his first sermon at hi- new charge
last sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Bartlett, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Jennie, started
10y the santa Re, Tuesday morning,
Tor california. They availed them
selves of the Teachers excursion
tickets The ticket costs So for the
round trip.
Salina was for some PTovidential
res~on saved from the infection Of
aH advertised base ball game last
week between the Hutchinson and
Newton clubs. A. il was, she was
ont a board bill aud job printers
/ bill.
Among the published Dickinson
county real estate transfers We find
th, following: VI. u. Heriugton to
NJ r. Moser. lots in Herington.
S4U0: NJ. ID. Herington TO NJ. A.
Mnser. lots in Herington, $1,000;
VI. u. Herington to NJ. r. Moser. lots
in Herington, $l5,W0.
flare lights could only be employ
"a 10 light our streets these dark
nights. salinas happiness would be
complete 10 some of the foolish
expense the city has been put to
should be- cat down. aud more light
furnished, the taxi payer would tind
less reason 10 compain.
}. d. Dunn is moving his family
to Salina where he has secured a
position ~ wheat buyer for Good
now & 60. We are sorry TO lose Mr..
Dunn, who always proved himself a
useful citizens and 4 most agreeable
gentleman. We wish him abundant
success in his new sPhere.-Assaria
Argus..
The widow aud children. and chill
dren's children Of the late Simon
Berg enjoyed their accustomed an
nual picnic At the park on Saturday.
There we're some - participants in
the picnic aud the day was spent
very pleasantly. This is one Of the
oldes, and most highly esteemed
families II the county.
Riding down ia the horse car from
the Kansas Wesleyan, Tuesday, a
representative Of the Graham Paper
Co., who had beeu ia every city in
Kansas. said There il not another
- fiue an avenue In our state as
this. Your people ought to feel
proud Of il and appreciate it," Be-
ing somewhat OF q modest temPera-
ment We simply replied, "Youbet
I We d0r'
We would especially recommend
% the Republican committee Of the
7 cuHnfV that they read the following.