The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-24

/ are ulsEuuBteu Win the nOuunhllOh
Of Shafer for Judge and will give
1000 majority against. We have
heard these Democratic majority
yarns before. The Democratic
majorities in Kansas, in a Presiden-
tial year, fade like the mists before
the rising sun.
At the meeting Of John A. Logan
Post, last Tuesday, II. &. Win eberg
was elected Junior Vice 10 succeed
VIM. Huebner, resigned, aud o. n.
Joslin. Officer Of the Day, to succeed
Chas. Bush. An order was made
for new memorial badges, and resO-
buttons cOndemning the act making
Gen. Jos. E. Johnston a contribut-
ing member Of the G.. A. r., were
passed. The resolutions are pub
lished in another column.
You will never say that women
are not inventive creatures il you
will attend the "Orange Social"
given at Mrs. Ober's lawn and par
Tors, Tuesday evening, May -, by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, and enjoy the many pleas
ures they have invented for all who
attend. Among the attractions are
oranges, cake, ice cream and straw
berries; also weaving Of the May
Pole, " aud other festivities.
The Misses Lizzie. Nettie and
Belle Hatch, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Howard ON
North Ninth street for the past
week, leave on the u. p. train, to-
morrow afternoon, for Denver, Col,
where they Will reside in the future
with their brother, Al. Hatch, who
occupies the position Of ticket agent
for the Union Pacific at that place.
Mr.. Hatch will be remembered as
having occupied a like position on
the L. p at this place.
One Of the funniest turn-outs ia
the X. T. NJ. procession was the
wagon and ARAB steed" Of Brother
Walton ,cOlOredJ The vehicle wa
Enthusiastically decorated in red, white
and blue, and ri its back were sus-
pended two dilapidated grips, which
indicated that somebody's country
cousins" had come in force. Il Is
unnecessary to say that four fair
ladies occupied the interior
nf the Coupe" and fulfilled
their mission To make fun-lu good
shape.
TescoH Herdld:
Miss Katie Brown, ofSalina, is Wis
ing with the family of X. =. See
this week.
J. NJ. aud b. +. Johns, Of Salina,
were in town Wednesday seeing Hell
-cher on a land deal.
A. b. Kirkland, travelling repre-
sentative Of thee. Il. Kirkland print
ing house, Of Salina, was in town
Thursday hunting orders for his
house.
Hhas. A. See, son of our tOwnsman
Robert, il at home on visit lie has
been Oh the road nearly year for All
extensive patent medicine house Of
II. Louis, his route il ia Illinois, Ia
diana aud Missouri He returns e.
81 Louis tomorrow.
The trade by which Brown, Arnei
60. become possessed Of Mr.. Seitz's
drug stock aud business, was con
zummated Monday evening, the first
named paying $l3,0OO therefor
This change removes from business
the oldest druggist in the city, and
one Of our most popular aud highly
respected citizens. His large pOper-
~ and business interests in this aud
other towns, will now receive his
whole and undivided attention.
His Successors have been Ia bust
ness here but a comparatively short
time, but have built up a splendid
reputation a. skillful druggists and
fair dealers.
The ladies Auxiliary society Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
by the very generous aid Of num-
Der Of our citizens, succeeded admir-
ably in accomplishing the object
they had i'm view in the chair social
Monday. They desire to express
their hearty thanks to all who in
any way assisted in making the affair
success, aud especially To those
who took part in the pro-
gram, and to the donors Of ninety
seen yellow chairs. Those who
contributed plants and flowers will
be glad to know that the rooms were
beautifully decorated. w. * NJ. ID.
Berg gave material assistance by
making a special low rate ON chairs.
The Orange Social at the residence
Of r. W. Ober Tuesdaylevening, was
quite a success. large crowd was
present. The lawn presented quite
lively scene, as the prOmenaders
were sauntering about. a tent in
charge Of Miss Christie Campbell,
was a popular resort, where cOnfee-
tiOns and other refreshments were
sold. The "Orange" was king for
the evening, and he was served in
sherbet, cake, aud in many other
forms All the refreshments were
exceedingly nice. a program con-
sisting Of recitation by Miss Hume,
a solo 10y Mrs. Schwartz aud quar-
tette music by Messrs. Clarence
Wilson, J. II. Padgett, &. w. Lynn,
aud Arthur Day-was very accept
able TO the audience.
From the Gypsum Valley Echo we
learn that
Hon. TT. Carver Is TO he
one Of the speakers on Decoration
Day at Gypsum city.
/ \ Republican club has been or
ganized with the following officers :
B. r. Burwell, pesident: b. q. Lam
ham, =. BatdOrf aud W. II. Vince
lock. vice Presidents; J. w. Willis,
secretary; e. n. Johnson, treasurer.
a fair association has been organic
ed with the following directors :
James Muir, b. F. Robinson, VIM.
Clark, Ben Rogers, &. y. Johnson,
W. II. Wheelock, J. II. Kingman
and J. W. Adams. The object Of
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