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

ent trains this morning to attend
the meeting Of the Central Kansas
Medical Association, to be held this
afternoon aud evening in she board
Of trade rooms.
The flag on the top Of the city
building looks very much ~ il il
had stood prOtraeted siege in the
war, and is quite battered and
torn" We think the city can afford
a new one.
Lincoln and Saline counties were
made especially prominent at the
international Council Of Women, in
the persons Of Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns
aud Mrs. W. :. Wait Nothing like
advertising.
| The annual meeting of the Kan
sas Commandery Of the Loyal Legion
will be- held in Wichita, May >
Among the applications for member
ship, 10 be acted upon at this meet
ing, is that of capt. Adam Kemper,
Salina.
Rev. Mr.. Simkins is feeling much
better since his return to Salina.
His physician has prescribed abso-
lutte rest from anything like head
work for the present, aud he resorts
to the garden aud kindred engage
ments occupied for in accordance
| rr-ff1. tn af..fC~r.
A creamery association has been
organized at Assaria, with a rapital
stock Of 81 ,5n1 The directors are a.
follows: W. A. Parker, hickey,
r. r. swanson, John Larson, James
Carroll, ThOs. johnson, Peter Nwed-
lund, NJ. l.. Peterson. They expect
TO have the creamery running in 20
days.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have made arrangements for
a very novel entertainment, 10 take
place at an early day. II will Dee
Japanese entertainment-pa
pated in 10y natives Of japan, who
are attending school in this country.
Further particulars will soon be
given.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. =. Taggart aud
son Frank left this afternoon by the
/ Rock Island To visit with relatives
in White City-over the sabbath
Mr.. Taggart will return To Salina Oh
Monday, while Mrs Taggart will go
from there To Atchis0n to remain
for some time. Mr.. Taggart ia
week or so expects to start ON trip
10 the Pacific coast.
A Democrat came zap To M yeetcr-
dag and asked: lis Judge Carroll
going to he q candidate for tiovern-
or" We could only reply that We
hoped not, for we might be cOmpell-
ed to abandon our party candidate
to vote for 50 good n man u Car
roll Of Leavenworth j. a. good
man as Carroll Of Salina. the Re
publicans may have To rustic a
little.
The Swedish Lutheran conference
has been in session in Kansas city
this week. The Kansas conference
Is one Of the six embraced i'm the
Auguslans Synod. Rev. j. Selern.
Fremont is president of the execu-
tive council. Among those present
from Saline county are: J. r..
Florin, Salina; Theo. Ejillgrcn,
Assaria; T.. Neuwick, Falun; J Lar
son, Salemsberg.
Burt Ward left for Salina this
week, where he goes to take charge
Of the drug store of Oscar Seitz.
Burt IL one of the best fellows in the |
world, iirst-class druggist. cour-
tcous and obliging. and Mr. %eitz
could not have made better sclcc- !
ton. The good people of Salina |
will find Mr.. Nard to Ice perfect |
gentleman in every resPect.-.JHfr-
tim Cifg R,rrrJiic0a.
The ease against T. G., Parker, |
ANhAlA AEdl AnlANnh : lllfa WHO u \
charged with selling a glandered /
horse was dismissed yesterday /
by Justice \. Wellington. on ac-
count of the informally Of the COM
plant. The point raised, aud which
was sustained, was that the de-
iendant was not charged with
knowledge Of the condition Of the
animal at the time Of its sale. The
question is lat issue" among
the lawyers, hut il j. one well
enough Ia look into.
The ground reaching through
from Anderson avenue Ia Second
street, in Brookville, bv Perry
street. known as the Bob Cunning
ham property, has been sold through
the agency Of 7. J. Nichols tu VIM.
Fischer, for $500. People in Sa-
lima will recall the property hy the
fact that Frank Hodge occupies the
corner building with his
drug store. Mr.. FIchler designs
erecting four-stOry hotel building
on Second street, or at the north ex-
tremity, and two business houses on
Anderson avenue.
Col. g. y. \ Deane OF the
I Mon Pacific was in the city We'd
nesday in consultation with the
county commissioners. The route
for connection with the
Salina. Lincoln 4 Western, alter
leaving Plainvllle, makes a some
what sharp curve to the northwest,
the Solomon valley about
four miles east Of Nicodemus. This
will leave a GAP of only about six
.een miles between stockton aud
western outlet up the valley, ahd we
have the assurance that it will be-
speedily closed. Stockton R,cord.
city Marshal Phillips yesterday ,
morning received letter from J. b. ,
'ase, at Abilene, informing him that !
wp women Of the road. referred To d,
Is Carrie and Ida, who had bought
tickets to Salina, had stolen from :
aim 81 yards Of brown silk, valued
Il $l.;.5 per yard, aud telegraph him b,
I the women were found Mr..
'hillips discovered they had passed