The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

A patent has been granted to +. G..
York, Of Salina, for a line protector.
The Pacific House Office is being
repRpered and otherwise frightened
up.
The will Of the late Hon. Joel
Maltby T. to be probated on the 3Oth
inst.
A number Of new buildings are to
he seen in the vicinity Of the rail-
roads.
We understand that John Foster
eOntemplates removing Ca Chicago
to reside permanently.
Lewis Hanback, j. one Of the dele
gates from Osborne county 90 the
state convention at Topeka.
J. &. Rash & Son have sold the
house on Vine street, block twenty,
Rash's addition, to J. G.. Myers.
NJ. r. Moser expects 10 make q
trip to Salt Lake city sOon-posslbly
with the purpose 81 investing ia
property.
DIR. Devices was a visitor al the
meeting Of the Medical state AssO-
citation Of Missouri, in Kansas city,
Tuesday.
Wm- impsOn, former we'll
known citizen Of BrOokville. died in
Colorado April no. Of liberation Of
the stomach.
q. NJ. Eastman has bought the
house ON the corner Of state and
Battle streets, Rash's addition, and
j. moving in.
The attention Of the street com
missioner il called to the very bad
crossings on Santa Re avenue al the
Union Pacific road.
Edward short has sold his farm :
miles north Of Salins to Lewis
PersainR, superintendent Of the
railway, for $1,000.
Mrs. :. Bedford, Of Liverpool
Eng, l. visiting her children in Sa-
lima, Mrs. James Taggart and her
sons Will and John Redford.
John 4. BrauiT has been appoint
I'd special agent for Missouri and
Kansas for the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co., of Newark, y. j.
The Union Veteran Legion will br
organized with about foriy-five
members. 1t is expected the full
organization will be completed this
coming week.
Mr.. Hugh King sold two lots In
the Episcopal Military Institute
grounds to Messrs. Henuing 4 Sons.
\ few more eau be bought on ten
dollars per month installments.
l.. \. Will is doing quite n book
shipping business. He has within a
few days tilled an order from Garden
City for ION volumes aud an order
from santa Re for 100 volumes more.
The condition Of William MouI-
ton, whose illnessfor months
was very had caused by dropsy, Is
very much improved Of late. This
will be welcome news to his many
friends.
Gels 4 Williams are To move their
office into the front room over
the Whitehead store, and Dr.
Switzer will take the rooms thus VA
Gated and III them uP in good shape
for an office.
The best indications that Capt.
Jere Mohler il popular in Saline
county aud that lac is likely to be-
come Judge l. the fact that the
Hcrald has commenced throwing
dirt Al him. That settles il!
Rev. Mr.. Foulkes has written 10
A. D. Mcdonnell that he is trying to
arrange matters so that lac can enter
upon his lshor- a. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here on the
first Of May-instead of later on.
The Rev. ". W. Mix, Of st. Paul,
Mimi. will preach at the Episcopal
church next Sabbath morning. Ser
vice at n o'clock; evening service at
s:sO o'clock. Sabbath school at y.
IN. Every one will be made welcome.
The boys st Aldrich 4 Benield's
stable captured n jack rabbit the
other day. Already Il has become
quite domesticated, eating from the
hand. u found refuge i'm a cellar,
probably having been run ia by boys.
Three OF the elegant paintings Of
GeO. r.. Colby, the artist, are now
On exhibition at II. NJ. Curry 4
eos drug store. All lovers Of art
should take time To go aud see them.
They will Doe we'll repaid for the
visit.
Rev. J. n. Lockwood started east
last Thursday 10 attend the General
Conference Of the NJ. r. church, 10
assemble in New York city May !.
Mrs. Lockwood and her daughter
Miss Mollie will 90 on later to New
York.
Captain Millet aud wife were in
the city Thursday, aud went out 60
their rancho in the evening. The |
captain had just come from Kansas
city, where he had been perfccting |
the sale Of ln.OOo acres of his rancho |
property.
MARRtEp;-lnt hiscity al the resi-
dence Of Joseph r. Golf, en- Sat
urday, April 10. lSSS. lowell /
Hendersholt, Of Salins, aud Miss
May Donnelly. of Ellsworth. Rev.
,. A. Bull officiating. EHs,ror'h
hrBoerUt.
We understand that the trustees
81 the Kansas Wesleyan expect to
elect ~ their approaching annual
lsessing \ permanent president and
two new professors. The endow-
Inent fund T. also reported iuereas-
ing in n very satisfactory manner.
Mr.. ". u. Judd, Of the firm 81
6oodnow 4 Wickham, grain deal
ers, SSiinS, Kansas. Is ia the city
Tor = day OF two, stopping OFT here
On his way West, he having been IN
lie East during the past two or three