The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Tor Salina.
The Junction city Republican
says: -. J. Blattner and Il. q.
ThOmrn. president and secretary 81
the canning factory, returned from
their trip lo the eastern part Of the
state Saturday, where they went tu
inspect the canning factories at
Topeka. LravenwOrih and Lawrence.
The trip probably saved the
company about -, I'm ia cost Of ma
chinery They ascertained that -.
I'M would buy all the machinery
necessary in a first-claSs plant.
Inasmurh a. Salina has talked cau-
ming factory for the town the above
Information l. important.
Tae following L. the program Of
city teachers meeting. Friday. March
IL, ) T.. NJ, at High school building
Primary number with rla~-,
Alice NJ. Glenn.
Analysis, diagrams. methods
Eta J. Deighan.
Fractions, methods Of class drill.
home work, supplementary work.
what and how much "A. J. Stice.
Writing-how to cnndurt-S sadie
VI. Rodgers.
Reading for begiuner--what and
how much before the book-meth0d
OF teaching Mrs. \. &. Smythe aud
Miss J. V Bartlett.
The Topeka correspondent Of the
Kansas City TiD,,S gives the follow
ing news, which j. 70. ,rs Ia our home
company:
The adiutant general announces
that company Oi the national
guard Is being organized nj Usage
City, to he known a. company 4,
Third regiment. with Thumas G..
Coleman as captain in place of com
pany G.. of Salina, which has dis
banded. Company \. of the Third
regiment Of Topeka. and company e..
Of the First regiment Of Columbus,
and ompany at llOltun iu place Of
company b, Third regiment OF Rob |
insOn, which has di-handed are also !
being organized.
Miss Nettie Grad wohl, assisted by !
her sister Mallie, entertained a few /
friends very pleasantly last Saturday |
evening in honor Of Miss Fila Bondi |
from Mattoon, Illinois Music, |
cards and the donkey game fur /
nished plenty Of amusement. and !
helped to make the affair long re-
membered event. Splendid refresh |
ments consisting Of ice cream, cake |
aud fruits were served aud everyone |
had Jolly time. Miss Bnndi depart
ell over the L. Z. yesterday FOR her |
home I'm Illinois.
Attorney General bradford has
been interviewed on the political sit
uation by the Kansas city Tim.y re-
porter. lie replies rs follows to one |
question:
"Who are the principal candidates
among the Republicans for attorney |
general?
Mr.. 4. W. Heatly Of Kansas city.
Kansas and Judge Cunningham Of /
Salina, are the two principal randi- /
dates They are both good men.
The Third Party held "A convention |
at the court house Saturday to elect !
delegates TO the convention which il !
held In Clay Center, Wednesday, for
the purpose Of selecting delegates for
the Fifth Congressional District to
the National convention. J y. Stur-
man, D. NJ. Gillespie aud Daniel Me
Gurk we're elected delegates. and T..
G.. Ebling. VI. Hartman and Robert
Depriest, alternates.
The Magnolia sunday school in
district No. - on last Saturday
night, March 3rd, gathered together
A. leap year party and assembled
at the home Of Mr. Isaac Hsgler in
honor Of his 4ith birthday, bringing
with them all manner Of good things
on which to feast, which was en-
iOyed by a large number. The time
was passed in a pleasant manner by
jests, plays, music, &e. Among
the thrOng as leaders We noticed
Messrs. J. NJ. and Chas. Colhurn,
Misses Mary Hoard. Hannah
Hagler, ANNA Brown, Ber-
tina Reser, Matte Swartz, Ella
Farrar Verhia Hoard Mrs Earrar
Mrs Ahart and Mrs Hoard, Messrs.
Will and Josiah Hagler, Prof. Hill
man, and Mr.. Keplinger. Miss May
GUtshall, Of Ills, gave some very
fine instrumental music. After a
very pleasant evening all went
home. GTALrEEfo.
County.
The undersigned. a salesman fOT
STARK Nurseries, Louisiana, Mo,
wishes 10 call your attention 10