The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-01
Ill s. SANTA FEE AVE.


without delay.
On last Friday the building In
which the county records al Wallace
were kept was burned. The Regis
teF's books were saved, in q mutilat
+ ed condition The fire i supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary.
a recent cablegram from India re-.
ports the death, on Feb. 10th, Of
Mrs, Unsngsh. missionary in the
Lutheran mission field AT Gunter
India. Mrs. Unsngsh first went out
To India in -. and wa a veteran.
Mrs Sarah J Leurtun dieu al her
residence at s. A. ". yesterday on
Gypsum Creek. Solomon township.
Of consumption. Her age was fifty
years. The reported death is msde
through Killsn x Williams, under
takers.
Mr.. Jenuerson, foreman Of con
struction Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Line. was IN the city Satur-
day, arranging for the removal Of
the telegraph Office to the new quar-
tiers Ia the G. b. kirkland Publishing
House.
John LugcrstrOm. contractor aud
builder Of Topeka, was in the city
Saturday aud yesterday. visiting his
son john TOT ihe Kirkland Bindcry.
He is an old resident Of Topeka.
He ssy- Salina is the prettiest city
90 the state.
The result Of the meetings al the
VI r Church thus far Is that seventy
five persons have been forward for
prayers, and a large number have
united with the church. There will
be- meeting tonight. aud probably
every evening this week.
Rev }. L. Florin is soliciting sub
scriptlous Tor his church, the Swed-
ish Lutheran. H. meeting with
/ flstterlug success a. lar as he has
proceeded. The object l. 10 put up
I q new structure. He has secured
: several $50 and 50 subscriptions.
Mr.. Mousely, the carpenter, went
I down tu Mcpherson the other day.
On his return he WAS met by the
90 'lmit.ee and compelled TO bury
his clothes Served him right. The
authorities here are In no temper to
have smallpox brought TO Saliua.
"Hich noe horces hesr. 5 dolers
I'm, " Il posted on fence in a prom
iueut alley Of Meadville. Penn. And
a college il located there too Sa-
llua wanted TO import a couple Of
gentlemen from this same Mead
VILE 20 print them a morning paper.
A sight Of the alleys proves them
10 deplorapIe condition, being
filthy beyond measure. They should
be cleaned. for spring-it- rain and
following warm weather is at hand.
The city authorities should look
after this matter There is an ordl-
nance governing in the case.
Charles Gray was arrested on com
plant Of the county Attorney. for
selling intoxicating liquors at Gyp-
sum City on last Friday. Had his
trial yesterday, found guilty by
! Jury and sentenced by Justice Bat
dorf 10 sixty days in jail and pay
/ fine Of 900 aud costs r. y. Hall.
constable. lodgied him in jail las,
night.
The Salina +. =. \. has been rcsur-
rected aud differed a. follows for
the ensuing year. President, Mrs
c. r. Underwood; vice president,
Mrs. Mary Carver; rec. sec'y, Mrs.
! y. X. Miller; cor. see Y, Mrs. Mitch
ell. treas. Mrs. Alice Bond. The
association will meet at the home Of
Mrs Alice Bond, Saturday, March
/ 10, AZ Bpm. All sre cordially in
vited.
Real estate sold Monday by the
Salina Real Estate Co:
s. ". Wilson to F. F. Phillips, lot
-, \. Santa Fe Consideration IS, 500.
F. F. Phillips 10 : N. Wilson, lots
5 and 10. Highland avenue. Consid-
eration 5000.
Anna G. Wilson to Alice b. Daw-
son, house and lot on 5th St. g. so.
II. :. Dawson 10 :. N. Wilson, =
interest in Hutchinson addition.
/ Consideration $1,000.
Mr.. e. c. Daily, who has been at
/ Galveston, Houston, Fort Worth and
other cities in Texas for the last few
weeks, writes from Dallas, stating
that Galveston is the prettiest city
he has ever seen. but the whole state
seems very dull and the people are
apparently lazy and iudolent. When
IL is warm snd sunny they lie on the
door steps and battle themselve
with sunshine, and when 1t Is cold
stand on the corners with hands
in their pockets and shiver.
/ Al the National Hotel the interior
Is rapidly receiving the finishing
touches. The plasterers are in the
easement. All above the first floor
except the stairways are receiving
the finishing touches. Arrange
ments are now being made TO lay
the thing on the lower floor and
halls. The Office is 20 be a most at
trsctive plsce. Il calls forth admir-
alton from every visitor. II must
become a favorite resort for business
men, aud will present a strong re-
semblsnce 20 - metropolitan hotel
81 Office
One OF the earlier settlers. who has
returned after an absence Of twenty
| two years, for several DAYS during
ms visit here, supposed that Santa
. Re was Fifth street. When he left
Z Fifth street was in the height Of
z glory, aud supposed to he establish.
ed a. the coming street. II had
p two prominent business houses
J. while Santa Fe had only two orthre'
d little shops. The glory Of Fifth ~ {
n street Of fine shops has departed
Il while santa Re Is making rapi,
str ides 10 grandeur.