The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-22

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Miss. Jennie Wright, stenOgraphel
In Crippen Lawrence aud Co. leave,
this morning for n visit with rela
tives in Chicago.
Loire Hamilton came In from Fl
Worth Texas Sunday aud spent sew.
srAl days with his family aud friends
He says its just = little hot down
there.
Judge Kinds, now nj the head of
the law firm 81 Kinds, Jackson Il
Elliot at MuscOga, Indian Territory
and Fort Smith, Arkansas, il well
pleased with his location and the
new firm is doing 4 heavy practice.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, formerly pastor
Of the First Baptist church in this
city, is expected TO arrive this week
on visit TO his mother aud sisters.
Mrs. Stewart and little child ar
rived last week, TO remain some
time.
The Board Of Church Extension Of
the North West Kansas conference
Of the NJ. +. Church held a session
In the NJ. f. Church Of this city yes
terday. Considerable aid was recon-
mended to young churches In grow
ing communities.
Over a hundred Shetland ponies
were received st the Clark ranch
this week. Mr.. Clark owns one OF
the finest ranches Ia the state, and
IL adding new attractions. The
ponies will be much admired and
will prove q valuable investment.
"ReligiOus life in three great
cities-On Sunday in London, Paris
and New York" Rev. r. &. Morti-
mer will speak upon the above sub
Ject next Sunday night at the Chris
tian church. Morning subject
Losses aud Gains"
The Congregational Sunday School
Was reorganiZed last week and the
following officers elected for one
year; w. b. MucklOw, supt.; J.
r. Wells, asst. supt.; Miss. Olive
Phillips, sec'y; Miss. Aunie Grant,
treas; Asa Muir, chorister; and
Miss. Nina Crosby, organist.
Mr.. Leon Wary Was in the city
yesterday. II will be remembered
that he with his team went through
the Fifth Street bridge about q month
ago, falling some 30 feet. He receiv-
ell internal injuries from which he
yet suffers considerable pain but on
the whole has gradually improved.
Rev. II. n. Dunaway scored the
Sunday drinkers, In his morning ser
mon last Sunday. lie had visited
the happy lOsfing ground In Oak
Dale park the week before and saw
the evidences upon the ground Of
several kegs emptied at which q
number Of stOmachs became offend
ed. Il WAS 8 sickening scene.
Rev. J. W. Funk who hiss been
pastor Of SalinA Circuit United
Brethren in Christ for nearly four
years, has severed his connection
with the charge and becomes stated
supply Of the Presbyterian church
at DelphOs this state. He began
work Ia his new field the 18th, but
will continue 10 reside here for an
indefinite period.
SsIina Is Just now agitated about q
north aud south railroad that some
body has promised them. The only
way To get it-they will finds to
put their hands into their pockets
and pay for Il. And when Il comes
10 that, one bid from Harrington
will knock them clear out Of the ring
and the road will come TO q live
town HsringtOn Times.
Judge Kinds aud family leave
Friday Of this week for their future
home In the Indian Territory. The
family will visit Arkansas for .
time, before the home at Muskagea
is ready for them. Judge Kinds will
make Il . point To visit Lincoln
once In . while In the future. He
can always depend upon . warm
greeting when he comes bere.-Lin-
cola Republican.
The Obers won two games Of ball
during the past week, first playing
Junction city, aud then the Sterls
Of Ahiline. The game with the
Sterls was played In Oak Dale Park
Monday afternoon resulting In IL to
q for the Obers. Pitcher Mcconnell
Just tanned the boys out in good
shape. and with him and . little
good practice the Obers are In fair
way to regain the proud position
they formerly held and which they
have justly deserved.
There was considerable effort made
In the city yesterday TO create an in
terest for the location Of the Confer
ence Chautauqua In Salina. The
plan seemed to be to get the county
TO lease Oak Dale