The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-12


We have IL from reliable authorit
that cracker factory is to be stsrte
Ia Salina soon.
Capt. J b. Johnson, leading can
didate for Governor, at the oper
house, FRIDAY evening.
Prof. Klinger, Of Sallna, preache,
In the English Lutheran church ia
solomon City on Sunday.
Prof Henry Yuugfieisch gives hii
musicale al T.. Eberhardt' residenc,
ola the evening Of the 10th imst.
W. F. Gilbert: Il really believe
the Red Mems Temple will be the
handsUmest building In town"
We hear that the L. ;. land Office
is to be allowed a second clerk
Harry Wallace filling the first clerk
ship.
John c. Cooper, OF Tribune, Kss.
was married % Miss Lavilla Garri-
-,n. Of Mcpherson, April 9th, 10y the
Probate Judge.
Hon Tom Anderson Whispered
10 oar ear this morning: Another
Bisiue voter in l.le home Of Robert
Muir" shake.
". T. Robinson has purchased The
Cieuwood la Opinion, and will
soon remove to that plsce to take
charge 81 the paper.
Mcpherson is TO have a delegation
Of 100 at the capitol-remOving con-
vention at Abilene on the 24th ?
Shall Saliua be represented
Wet weather report: That the
street car line is soon TO pass into
the hands Of new company. An
offer, but just now no acceptance.
The commencement Of the High
School takes place June ]. The
undergraduates are Misses ZOa
league, Ida Dihle, Mallie Gradwohl
and Frank Vail.
Eben Locke, a former well-known
citizen of Salina, after living several
years iu Mexico and in another por-
tiou Of Kansas. has returned To take
up his permanent residence here.
Ia District Court. in the Woodruff
raiiroud damage ease, the jury re-
turned a verdict for Woodruff tor
81 .@u-doubIe the amount allowed
10y the appraisers.
Rumor. That the Grand Central
Hotel Is soon to pass into the hands
ct Topeka gentleman-the present
proprietor 10 become the possessOr
Of valuable rancho property in this
county, in exchange.
MARRIED-By Probate Judge
} Bishop, at the Judges office, April
lg,h, ls-7. Charles F. Logan, Greeley
county, to Miss Lucy +. Garrett, Of
the same county. They departed
for Hutchinson in the evening
\ Salina man much given to the
badger joke had the benefit Of
return game at Gypsum City the
other day. 4 Fictitious woman was
al the bottom of a. Whercat the
multitude laughed, and said iii Is
guud,'
Howard r. Bird, representing
Paul VI. Pi-rson a Co, florists. sue
..,.-sur- G." Bristol sisters, Topeka, Is
iu the city. His hrm will establish
a local agency here. Il. Keilhorn,
druggist, will handle their plants
aud flowers.
The Fourth Regiment band seems
To- have been making wonderful pro-
gress oil late. They hold their prac-
tees about three nights a week at
the engine house on Fifth street,
sud they give forth some excellent
music uu the right air.
The ~aliua stove Co. are entering
into "a contract with the Kansas City
stove Works to manufacture eight
hundred stoves. with the sherman
patcu; heater. In time for the fail
irsir. The ~aliua company say
they propose 10 revolutionIze the
market lu the matter Of hesting
STOVES.
capt J. B. Johnson, of Topeka,
has written promising TO be at Sail
ng tomorrow night TO address the
people under the auspices OF the
Republican club. Capt. johnson Is
one Of the best campaign speakers in
the state and the club does well to
SECURE him for the opening speech.
The speaking will take place at the
opera house.
The Red Men at their meeting last
night, % lk such action as will cul-
inmate ia renewal Of the work on
their Wigwam in about ten days.
There has been expended in mater
ial and labor up 10 this time for the
Wigwam about $40 600, and there il
Yet needed in addition to what il on
hand for the building between 81 600
and S5.O0o.
Commissioner Arson Miller was
able % meet the county board Ia the
afternoon Monday, aud the process
OF grinding out bills commenced
there being the usual amount, court
bills Predominating. The commits
siouers also passed an order releas-
ing Davis, the wife-beater, from jail
he having served out his sentence,
aud being unable To pay the cash, by
reason Of confinement.
An excavation is being dug 45 fe ct
% the rear of the Kinsley 4 Pohl
building on South santa Fe, and
will be extended the length Of the
building. which il 60 feet-the same
O. be for a cellar. The building Is
To be extended this - feet, making
She entire structure los feet, aud two
stories. IL will be remembered that
W. z. Thacher some time ago
bought this property, and a. soon as
these improvements are completed
he will occupy it with his restaurant
and bakery. A large bake oven is
Go be built back % the building. A.
}. Anderson Is doing the excavation
work.
Polly, the hsckman, undertook to
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