The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-24
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, NAY, "a 1883


c. II. Martin is confined TO his
house with illness.
The Probate Judge has granted
liquor permit 20 Dr. g. W. Newman.
Lew. Pershing gives up his posi-
ton a. superintendent of the street
rar lire.
Nm. Briggs has returned from
Excelsior Springs much benefited
n health.
Mr.. Pearson will occupy his new
carriage factory building the last
Week og this month.
Mrs. p. r. Gibson, of Lawrence,
g. the guest Ot her sister-in-law,
Ms. w. &. Gibson.
The county commissioners meet
asa board 81 equalization on the
FIRST Monday Of June.
Geo. Green, the well-kuown Lin
coin county pioneer. celebrated his
47th birthday last Monday.
Phillip weis has removed from
Pleasant Valley township to hir
house on south Fourth street.
q. q. Mccarthy. Nevada, Iowa
auditor 81 story county, j. = guest
81 his former townsman !. 4. Will.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
realized ~ their share 81 the profits
of the Kirme-S entertainment, about
81.
The street ear track diSplared by
the sewer work has been replaced,
aud the ears make their regular trips
again.
Harry NJ. Curry was elected First
Vice President Of the Kansas Phar
maeeutist's convention at Abilene
yesterday.
Robert Muir has 80 acres Of very
fine wheat near the Military Insti-
tute. He j. confident il will yield
~ bushels Ia the bushels to the acre.
VI. Clendenuiug and wife, Of
Delphos, are guests Of county com
missioner BuTk. Mr.. Clenedenning
ia prominent business mau Of
Delpho=.
The solomon city S,HtiHci in it,
report Of the firemen's tournament
q Saliua says: "Our boys report
having had = Splendid time. aud that
she Salina liremen acted nOhly.'
Prof. Owen, city superintendent
of the Salina schools, will attend
High school commencement at Abb
lene next Friday. The Abilene
graduating class numbers nine.
The Mcpherson RcpHbiiroH, in it,
nolcs 81 the \. NC. &. conference
held in that city recently; Fred
g. Mitchell. general secretary at Sa-
lima, WAS the hest talker in the con-
ference
Prof. NeIander, of Bethany, will
take trip % Europe this summer.
SIC may GU ~ far a. Palestine. lie
has been working hard aud the trip
will 10 him good.-NcPhcrsoH Re-
publicaH.
VT Harris, Of solomon city
the candidate 81 Charley COgge-
shall. the Government faster" as
the saIinA Hcrald called him, got
tsere. Aud again is the Hcro'd'S
opposition beneficial.
We sre requested to ask all young
f,eople Of Christ's Episcopal church
who are willing to aid the social
League in obtaining n new carpet
for the church, to meet at Mrs. Hog
bea's residence on south Eighth
street this evening.
The Newton Republican makes
the following reference to the Sail
max. OPS who are attending the
Grand Lodge:
our Salina ueighbors whohehaved
neirhburly yesterday, were sir
Knights 4. q. Harper, Thee. Dung
.rn,an. :. 4. Hammond and VI. +.
McCutchen. ali Of No. >.
The JOURNAL made enough money
cut % the city and cRuuty printing
last wear % afford To- take the city
printing for nothing this year.-H'r-
aid.
No doubt the Hcraid will make
enough out ~ the ~heTin7s printing
aud l.. :. land Office printing this
wear. Ia release us next year Of the
burden of working for nothing.
HIS. Cunningham, Esq, WIS the
lucky drawer of the famous Ellis
worth crazy quilt, in which chances
have been taken by the Ma-ons in
the western part NJ the state. Upon
this guilt T. represented the auto
graphs of many members worked In
silk, a. well ~ numerous Masonic
emblems. Ills certainlya valuable
prize.
Inadvertently we have failed to
mention the maj riage of our friend
J. W. Armstrong % Miss Jennie
WaldrOn, which occurred at the
home oi the brides parents, We'd
nesday evening, the ceremony being
conducted by Rev. Mr. Seamsns.
Both bride and groom are most
highly steemed by a very large
circle % s~qualutsnCes.
August Holmquist, 81 this city,
secon led the nomination Of ex-CiOv.
click Ia the Wichlts convention for
delegale-ai-large 10 the ~ Louis
convention. and made strong
speech in support Of Gov. Clicks
election. August l. war horse
when he gets awakened up lea pub
iic gathering and il certain to catch
the attention 81 any class of people.
Al the convention Of the Kansas
Pharmaceutical Association held in
Abilene, the following Saline county
druggists were reported present by
the sa-cffc. J. r. Thomas, ASA
ria; John Stockenberg, John Gus
tafson, W. ~. Brown, III. NJ. Curry,
Salinas John p. EkstTand, Bridge
PEA. Resolutions upon the death Of
the iale Thee. Very were reported