The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-19

VIII some one please INFORM US II
the editor Of the freeman has taken
orders In the church?
NJ. r. Moser has gone TO Washing
ton. II is stated that he has gone for
the purpose Of seeking aid from the
Senators and Congressman In start
Ing q Republican morning daily
hsre-although he ls himself DEM
crat
Gene eco has withdrawn the offer
70 put up t5O,OOO-as the Herald Of
that place says-''fOr a five-stall
wooden engine house" This Psrti-
Gle Of information looks rs II Gene
SEQ was not In = fair way to secure
the end Of q division Of the Missouri
Pacific.
A division Of the Brotherhood Of
Engineers has been organized At
Harrington. Its membership Is COM
posed Of the engineers from the Diff
fsrent lines Of the Rock Island cen
tering at HerlngtOn-the road to
Salina being numbered among the
rest.
II. Poole, Of Mcpherson County g,
the inventor Of new broom corn
cutter, Is in the city to-day, and In
company with Judge Prescott Is en-
deavOring to form 3 company for the
manufacture Of the implement in
Saliua. TwO-thirds Of the necessary
stock have already been subscribed.
In the runaway accident which
happened yesterday just ~ we went
to press, Mrs. p. z. Bond and Mrs.
]. W. Aldrich were the occupants Of
the sleigh which wss overturned.
Mrs. Aldrich was considerably
bruised but not dangerously. Mrs.
Bond received slight bruise i'm the
face
Judge Carroll has recommended TO
the post ONCE department, Hartman
Berg. ID. @. Stack and Frank s. Ris-
ing. "a be mail carriers under the
free delivery system, which goes In
20 effect Feb. I. They each receive s
salary Of $50 per month. The post
master has not ye assigned the
routes.
Miss Lillian Junken died at Abb
lene yesterday morning. She was
tho Register OF Deeds OF Dickinson
county from 1874 10 '7s, being sue
ceeded in that office by her sister,
Miss Alice Junken. The sisters
were somewhat known Ia Salina,
and were young ladies respected and
Of worth.
Hon. T. l.. Bond whispered In our
ear this morning king fIfll or''full
king'-we are not sufficiently most
ed In the mysteries to explain con-
cisely whereof We speak. Interpret
ed for We know enough about il to
be able to interpret III il means
"itsaboy." The boy first saw light
this morning.
IL
s. Senator from Mississippi, is sn-
-nounced to speak al the opera house
Friday eYening-his subject be-
ing The Race Problem" Mr..
Bruce 10 known the length and
breadth Of this land - an orator and
statesman. His lecture Ia spoken Of
In the highest terms by the most
cultured and able men.
We had lost sight Of J. T. Clinton,
until last evening he popped in upon
ne. He has been living at Scott
city, and left on the Missouri Pa
cific last night for home. He was
visiting his mother st TeseOtt, who
was sick but has mainly recovered.
Jacks friends in SRlina will be
pleased to know that he IL prosper
ing out there In the west.
The spanking black team Of Aldrieh
& Benfeld made spectators believe
sunday that they were running
away, whether they were or not.
Starting from South Santa Fe they
vent flying north through the city
and were brought in check near ST.
Johns Military Institute, having
made run Of shout mile. There
were two ladies and two gentlemen
"a the cutter. The animals were evil
IDENTIFY hitched too close to the vehi-
Gle, the runners striking their heels,
sud frightening them.
c. q. Wilmarth has drafted the
Defiance heater" Of which photo
graphs have been taken by Hopkins
s HolcOmb II presents the out
lines of a stove. which Il is eX-
pected will be the future stove
for Salina. John Sherman is the
paieutee. lie retains q One-half in
tcrest In the same, the other having
been sold 20 Willis Kesler. It is eX-
pected tonight to organize q COM
pany for ITS manufacture. The in
dicatiOns are that a strong company
will take hold Of C.
Just a. Judge Carroll was thinking
something about retiring Saturday
uight, a whole pack Of people broke
Ia upon him and his family, with
supplies of the most luxurious kind,
determined that the excellent host
and hostess should be their guests
for the evening. Judge and Mrs.
Carroll surrendered Internationally.
and the evening WAS mace as pleas
ant 81 kind and thoughtful friends
only can make such an occasion. Il
WAS the sOth anniversary Of their
marriage. The celebration was most
delightful 10 all concerned, and q
credit to the loving friends who de-
signed ID.
DsaEhnu t., DouEhnuts, DoEEhnutsi
The Y. 2. sc. r. Of the Presby-
terrain church will give a dOnghnut
social At the residence Of Mira A. +.
Ransom, on North Eighth street, Fri
day evening. Ali are cordially In
yited and > gOOd time Il assured.