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

The park D. IN q most beautiiu
condition with its grassy covering
aud leafy bowers.
Mrs. John Jeffrles Joined her hu,
bsnd AZ Topeka yesterday, where n
is now employed.
The Famous Clothing House ina
got rlghted around i'm its new quar-
tiers. The room H. a fine one.
A. Stockenberg il putting up
small building adjoining his build
ing on Fifth street, for a shoe shop.
Joe Pendleton, the artistic corne
player, has returned from WamcRo
where lie has been for severa
weeks.
The enrollments in the city schools
the past seven months are ~ follows
l,O2s-l, O4s-I, O73-l ,O94-l ,O63 ] ,O4l
-, OO4.
Workmen are engaged on the
third, or next 10 the last story above
ground, Of the Episcopal Military
Institute.
The EllwOrth gun club holds its
second annual tournament May 18th
and 18TH. Live birds and blue rocks
will be used.
The extension walls Of the Thach-
er building now occupied by Kins-
ley q PohB are up to the height Of
the first story.
Gypsum city has organized a
Democratic club with Charles Del
CHAN a. president aud J b. Sawiell ,
vlce-president.
Rev. q. ID. Gotwald was su mmoued
by te legram received at Springfield,
Ohio, TO York, Pa, and will not
reach here until the 18TH.
The price for the Kirmess enter
tainment next Monday evening has
been placed at the one-price Of 80
cents for the auditorium.
The county superintendents' con-
vention, arranged for at the state
Teachers Association last fall, will
meet in this city on the 22d inst.
Kilian & Williams, undertakers,
prepared the remains Of the late
Charles W. King for conveyance to
and burial at Canandaugia, y. Y.
NJ. ID. league returned Sund ay
morning from Chicago. Mr.. league
says everybody seems to be- for
Gresham for president in that city.
The DAILY JOURNAL has not the
sheriff. printing nor the land Office
printing, but il is the newsiest PAPER
In the city all the same. SO they all
say.
Fully two thousand were at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon to
witness the enjOyments furnished
by the tournament. The best order
7 was preserved.
The ladies Of the NJ. r. church
have decided not to have the straw
berry sud ice cream social, but will
arrange for q Chinese tea on the
2Sth Of this month.
This weather will knock every
thing in the shape Of chintz bugs
but will boom the wheat. There
could scarcely be more favorable
weather for wheat.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will give q strawberry and ice cream
festival next Saturday night i'm the
Commercial block, where the Fa-
nous recently was located.
The creamery Is receiving about
i've thousand pounds Of milk a day,
which is equal to two hundred
pounds q butter, aud this is the
amount Of its manufacture per day.
At the meeting Of the Kansas Mas
ter Plumbers Association in Topeka
last Monday, Salina was represent
ed by J. r. Burrows. a banquet
was rendered the del egates last even
ing.
Private Joe Filter, the Republican
candidate for governor Of Illinois,
and J. T. Hayward, Of this city, were
schOolmates aud TOOm-mates at
Wesleyan College, bloomington,
ILL.,. In 1859.
Kinsley & Pohl will discontinue
their business at Salina after the
present week. They will then con
sOlidate the remainder Of their stock
OF boots aud shoes with their store
At Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. r. 7. Watson will be- Klr-
mess Queen az the Opera House
Monday aud Tuesday evening next.
The costume worn will bee velvet
and MORE. Mrs. Watson is a lady Of
imposing presence.
A many iOinted house Is said to be
doing a rushing business over in the
bend Of Dry Greek, west Of the city.
II the city attorney, police force and
police judge don't extract a few
honest dollars, they are not much
good.
Harvey W. Carlton, q practical
stsnographer, Is prepared To teach
shorthand To young aud old. You
not only attain great speed, but you
make literary accomplishments, 10y
his short and simple method. Ad-
dress 1905, south santa Fe.
DIR. TObey seems 10 be the coming
man for the Democratic nomination
for Congress. He wears his honOrs
meekly before the convention, and
after convention il l. not To be
doubted that radient smiles will suf-
fuse his benign countenance for all
''the dear people" There's nothing
like &c.
A. Libert returned from California
Sunday night. He says three-fourths
OF the people who have recently gone
there would return east II they had
the money 10 pay their fare, ami
there are 50 men for one Job. Mr..
Libert had q good job and was COM
PEELED 10 leave on account Of rheu-
matism.
Rev. VIM. Foulkes preached his
first sermon Sunday rs pastor Of
D-..h.-a.-g.,,