The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19
"a Merry christmas to ALL

And ere long the loved tnl,,Egan
VIII be- rips enough to pick.
"a Merry Christmas 20 all"
The fall term Of the Wesleyan
closes to-day.
Bavaria has n Farmers Allianc
Of forty members.
Hard times doesn't seem 10 shOS
its ugly mug In Salina.
Erie Peterson Of Falun, was in "a
llns Monday on business.
The holidays are fairly on. En-
Joy them while you may.
After long absence Mr.. II. Beek
man has returned To Salina.
Mr.. Sargent, editor OF the Assaria
Argus, was in SAlina yesterday.
The Dolls Fair was a success
Proceeds for Ladies' Aid society.
B.F. Simmons instituted an Odd
Fellows lodge st Niles last Friday.
SaIina IL likely to get a colony OF
thirty people from North Carolina.
Great preparations are being made
for the \. NJ. &. 4. New Years re-
csptiOn.
Wet L. business meeting was
held nj Union Hall, league block.
yesterday.
Frank A. Packard, Of SSlinA has
been granted 4 pension, as a soldier
in the late war.
he wise In time-secure your hOl-
Iday presents ut Whitehesd's before
they are sll gone.
J. Wayne Amos was in town last
Friday. He reports much business
. activity ut Gypsum city.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. f. y.
Chittenden, Of HChTist's church
reetSFy, Dec. nth, q son.
- TIE Andrews Opera Company IL
eepotted 10 have made an engage
sment here for January End.
Judge Little OF Junction City was
in Raiinn last Friday and Saturday
on business Of . legal nature.
"DOc" Newman. an expert phar-
macist, has returned To Tennessee,
after q stay of n year In SaliBa.
Balina will be well represented al
the Kansas State Teachers AssOcia-
TO be held at Topeka next week.
"HIgI,-five" IL the popular game
at cards In SaIiua. Everybody who
doesn't play high five il In the soup,
A naIuTalized Chinese IL u rarity.
We have one in Salina. He Is 4
gentleman and thorough business
man.
Mr.. Trump, q popular young man
of Topeka spent Sunday In Salina.
He was the guest Of his friend J. +.
Ethel.
County Attorney Blair accom-
panied COm'r Burke tO Topeka Mon
day last In the interests Of Saline
county.
Extensive preparations are pre-
pairing by members for the q. A. X.
state encampment at Salina In
January.
GEORGE Kreuger has secured the
eontFsct for the new ROthschiId
building.
Missouri Pacific station agent q.
n. Bower, will go back TO Junction
City to live.
The Brady case will be appealed
10 the supreme court. The defen-
result-sIO fine.
A number of the ladies and gen.
tlemen Of SAlina attended the
knights Templar ball at Ellsworth
last Friday night.
Mr.. A. T.. Kidd, agent, while here
fast week, placed McCall's Bazaar
glove fitting patterns with McHenry
a Go. OF this city.
Salinas wholesale fruit house II
plIing its rooms with extensive pur-
chases. Their business H. assuming
generous proportions.
Commissioners Burke and Swede-
lund met last Tuesday to finish the
investigation Of the bonds of county
and township officers elect.
Geo. ROhrer Was In the city Sun
day last. He says he IL going back
60 Missouri. He will not attempt to
resusclIAts the Salina Gd-eftc.
twill be two months before the
new uamevelI tire alarm system
can be got ready for use. The COM
paHy is busy making the outfit.
The JOURNAL IL glad TO report
Mrs. r. 4. AndeTsOn's convRlss0ence
from the severe attack Of Illness re-
ported last week In these columns.
County Commissioner Burke went
90 Topeka last Monday In the In
tsrest Of the county In the matter OF
the Rock Island mortgage business.
II IL not often that the pleasant
countensuees of Messrs. Whitehead
aud Godfrey are missed from the
city council chamber, - they were
last Monday night.
Brady's sentence by the judge
was go aud costs, altogether fGB.
Very cheap advertising that. The
JOURNAL extends congratulations
on the llghtness Of the sentence.
The Homestead Building AssocIs-
tIor 10 Differed - follows: Presl-
dent, j. Fl. Wolsieffer; viee-presi-
dent, 4. Seaman; treasurer, +. 4.
Miller; secretary, Charles HeHne-
The Union Veteran Legion will
bold q social at the Metropolitan
thIs Thursday eTeuing-which will
be participated In by members aud
sheIr families aud persons Invited.
Grain dealers 81 SalIna seem TO
hsys little or no difficulty In SbtsIn-
Ing ears IN which 20 ship their grain.
The roads % fnr appear 20 answer
every demand IR . reasonably short
siEne.
Charles Smith court stsnographeF,
left last Friday night for bis old
home "a CeutefVille, Iowa, 10 spead
D ceaple Of weeks With his parents
He took his heavy clothing with
him.
The display Of holiday goods
ahlch the MsssFs WhltsheaA make
at their lewelry store IL really su-
f,eFb. The Ussful and The Ornamen-
ssl, the desorstiss and the sahsian-
tiai, are them fn such profession ~
dessles the eye snd eAPslsstss The
esnsse