The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-30
You Can't Afford to Miss it..

u. HAAN,
,rmerly of Haas & Tobey.
On last Friday Capt. and Mrs
MohIer celebrated the FIRST anniver
sary Of their marriage, with a specia
family dinner.
The social given at the residenc,
Of II. Fl. Morrison, Friday evening
10y the young people of the Presby
terrain church, was we'll patronize,
and very much enjoyed.
L. a. Davis returned from Pueblo
Colorado, Monday night, bringing
with him his brother Gid, who il
greatly afflicted with rheumatism
and for whom l.. A. made the trip.
Tn the published list Of appoint
ments fer Bishop Thomas for Sep.
TENDER, we find the following:
Wednesday, September ~, even.
/ ing opening Of st. Johns school, al
/ Salina.
Mr.. Colby, the artist-accom-
panied by his pupil Arthur Wight
has returned from Colorado. He
will soon go to Kansas City, to re.
main a few weeks, and from thence
to Chicago.
Monday, Charles Ziessler made
complaint before Justice Wellington
against Geo. Schrader for an
assault with a knife with intent to
kill. The parties live two and ore
half miles west Of Bavaria.
w. G.. Simcock was the recipient
one day last week Of a very hand
some gold watch from his employer,
Mr.. J. J. Crippen, as token Of the
latter's appreciation Of Mr.. Sim
cocks valuable and faithful service.
Capt. ;. J. Parker as Just receiv-
ed word that the Finishing touches"
are being put upon his pension
claim, which has been i'm the depart
ments II years, and involves be-
tween six and seven thousand
dollars.
The Hcrdld in speaking of the
change in ITS management makes
this singular remark:
The politics OF the paper will also
for the time being remain un-
changed and will support the demo-
cratic ticket.
Mr.. Kicker, of the brick yard, has
experimental with a sample of
potter's clay brought from a farm
two miles west OF town. He has
made a cup, which for strength is
not surpassed by any earthernware
we have seen.
G. T. Hilton has given up the bus
iness Of serving as constable, tenn
pOrarily, and has appointed J. d NJ.
Conrad his deputy. Mr.. Hilton he
comes a travelling agent for Crippen,
Lawrence & Co., taking the late
place Of Mr. Parks.
&. V. Lewis, assistant General
freight agent of the Missouri Pacific
railway, accompanied by Mrs.
Lewis and children-Harry and
Theda. arrived Friday, and were
the guests Of Mrs. Lewis sister,
Mrs. NJ. d. Sampson.
The standard Of scholarship at
Washhurn College, Topeka, Kansas,
is equal 10 that Of the best colleges
at the East. 1t employs fourteen
instructors, and has one Of the finest
libraries in the West. The fall
term begins Sept. 18th.
The series of fine rains which have
visited Salina since Sunday have
been most welcome. The rain
seems TO have gone into the country
in all directions. Il will greatly
facilitate the sowing Of wheat, the
season for which has arrived.
The decks are being cleared for
action at the Kansas Wesleyan.
The prospects are that there will be
a good attendance the coming term.
Students are already writing to
engage quarters and Masking ar
engagements for a full scholastic
year.
{. r. Mills, of Bridgeport, is re-
eeiving considerable favorable men
ton for the office Of Representative.
When at the convention last Satur-
day, the matter Of his candidacy was
talked Of very favorably and he
received considerable assurance OF
support.
A. G.. Emery, Of Marydell, reports |
that ha has harvested z an huahals