The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

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TO visit relatives for n fortnight.
Building operations have about
suspended on account Of the intense
cold.
William F. Buerkle, Of Crown
Point, has Just been given a pension
by the department Al Washington.
The "pony cylinder and gas en-
CINE for c. B. Kirtland's job Office
have arrived, aud are being put in
place.
Prof. Lee, Of Manhattan, is 10 be q
candidate for state superintendent.
He is a brother Of Mrs Judge Pres
colt Of this city.
Hon. A. P. Collins is attending the
meeting Of the State Board Of Agri-
culture. He is to discuss the topic /:
1.-THE Farmer and Education"
Peck Bros. sold lots I and ?, in
block n. Cslkins addition. The
sale was made 20 Fred Williams for
$. Seaman. The price was 1855.
The following Saline county cases
have been submitted to the Supreme
Court: J. B. Johns ct al vs.. Hester
Head; continued. The National
Solar Salt works vs.. r J. Wemyss;
submitted.
Register-elect Campbell has en-
gagged Louis 7. Tressin to assist him
in the Registers Office. Mr.. Tressin
has shown himself most competent
clerk in the same Office, and will fiji
the bill splendidly.
Amy a. MaIlon was granted a di-
vOrce from John r. MallOn, by the
District Court yesterday. Alimony
in the amount OF $500 was also
awarded. Mr.. Kerns was the attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
While leap year adds many privi-
leges 10 the fair sex, it does not pro-
hibit any right minded and gener-
Gus gentleman from making his best
girl handsome present
The LindsbOrg Lodge,A. o. L. w,
has invited the Saiina Lodge to at
tend an oyster supper, to be given
by them on Wednesday evening,
Jan. nth. Some Of the Salina people
will go.
One hundred tons Of stucco and
one hundred tons Of sand will be
used In plastering the National
Hotel. There are upwards of one
hundred rooms in the building, Of
which eighty-five are bedrooms.
There were present at the public
Installation Of officers Of the Knights
Of Pythias, held at the opera house
last evening, the following gentle
men from abroad: p. D. Phelan
and l.. T. Shearer, Of Abilene; r. c.
Chapter, Harrington.
The Sallna JOURNAL suggests Hon.
4. 2. Collins Of that place as a prop
er man to MI the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Secretary Sims,
secretary Of the State Board of Agri-
culture. The suggestion is a good
One.-Hopc Dispatch.
Capt. c. T. Hilton, after delivering
Ora Hunt i'm the penitentiary at
Lansing, went to Kansas City and
LeavenwOrth, returning last Satur-
day. He attended meeting Of the
Loyal Legion (Of which he Is n mem
Der while at LeavenwOrth.
J. r. Burrows plumbing and
steam heating establishment on Sew
enth street, now occupies the Mason
ic room formerly used by Bentley &
Lewis, restauranteurs. The new To-
cation is a much more advantageous
one for Mr.. Burrows business.
c. B. Maxwell, travelling freight
agent Of the Union Pacific, and w.
l.. Moore, OF the Kansas Grain and
Live Stock Co, Of Hutchinson, were
in the city Friday evening. They are
friends Of W. ID. Judd aud that
gentleman was engaged in showing
them bout the city.
The Union depot at AtchisOn was
burned last Friday afternoon. The
fire originated in the kitchen o ( that
part Of the building occupied by the
Union Hotel. The proprietor Of the
hotel was w. c. Johnson, formerly
a grain dealer Of Salina. All the
hotel and depot furniture. except
the carpets, were saved.
The orchestra which furnished the
music for the Knights Of Pythias
dancing party last nighticonsisted Of
the following members: John J.
Gels, Geo. Yungfleisch, Walter
Goodwin, L. c. Sawin and Joe Pen
dleton. These gentlemen are each
and all superior musicians.
The Mcpherson Republican says:
at has been rumOred for some time |
that the X. p. Ry. would be extend
ed from this point south, that a con-
structiOn company had been organ
lied and everything ready for work. |
We understand that Mr.. Dean OF |
that road, was in the city day but |
have been unable 10 see him"
There was a qaiet wedding at the
Residence Of J. r. Brown, on South
Fifth street yesterday afternoon.
The contracting parties were Mss
Belle Brown and Thomas H.
Needam. Rev. d. u. Campbell per-
formed the ceremony. After q
sumptuous supper prepared by the
brides mother, the young coup e
took their departure on the evening
train for Arkansas city, Kansas,
where they will make their future
home.
John McDermott, Of JohnstOwn,
Pa, arrived in the city last Monday
morning and il the guest Of John J.
Gels. Mr.. MeDermOtt has been
travelling from home for snear-
~ two months, and has just return
ed from an extensive pleasure trip
10 Colorado and California. He will
in Salina for several days
vet before returning TO Pennsyl-
vania. This Is his second visit to
salina, the first trip here being made