The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
GYPSUM CITY
SNI0EIFRITZ.


DIR. sswteII IL In Kansss city.
Mr.. J. A. RstElaff has sold hi
property GU Spring street TO Mr.
kilmer.
The president aud cashier Of the
Gypsum Valley bank were on fish
ing excursion Saturday. One Oi
them caught q turtle, don't know
which.
Mr.. Cassidy IL moving into his new
house In the Eyerhart addition.
ROxbury aud Gypsum mines
crossed bats In . game Of ball last
Saturday. Gyp-uIa won by : tallies.
Sawtell and Heck have shipped
three carloads Of stock this week.
This company are quite extensive
stock dealers. aud always Iay all
the market allows.
Miss Bette Head and Miss White
head are both home from the Nor
nal on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Shlpe and Mrs Shafier, the
latter from wiehita, were visiting
friends In the city Saturday.
Mr.. J. Il. Swisher started to visit
his father In Virginia this morning.
Miss Lizzie johnson. sister Of e..
y. johnson, after Q sojOurn OF more
than two years, goes 10 her home In
New Providence, Iud. Miss Lizzie
has made q host Of friends while
here and they all will join with me
in wishing her we'll.
The sons Of veterans wave quite q
social in the Opera hall last We'd
nesday evening. A good time Is re-
ported by all.
The Gypsum schools will close
with q picnic on next Friday, May
y. The commencement exercises
will be In the Opera house Saturday
evening, May -. There are eight
graduates. Prof. Thoroman will alive
an address at the close of the eXer-
clses.
SALINE RIVER BUBBLINGs.
From our own correspondent.
Weather a little cool for this time
Of year.
Mr.. \. Purcell returned from Colo
RADIO last week after an absence OF
two weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Dillon returned from the
POttowatamie reserve, where he
spent the winter.
Mrs. Bean, the aged mother Of the
well known b. ;. and J. Bean, Of
Elm Creek, IL lying very low, il is
feared that her days are few. But
while there Is life there IL hope.
Let US hope.
Mr.. Chas. Haunamm has again
returned to Saline county for a short
stay until he starts for eastern Kan
sas. Better let well enough alone
and stay here.
Quarterly meeting Of the L. d.
church at the Mt. tiarven school
house last Saturday and SUNDAY.
=. p. Huxley has two year old
steer that has what IL pronounced
the other under its ear, one IL about
~ large a. q cocoa nut the other the
size of a goose egg.
Fine weather for growing crops
rain once week IL what We want
for wheat.
Four cars Of wheat WAS shipped
from Marydell last week. Rise 81
prize makes the farmers dispose of
their wheat.
Wheat has begun Ia head. Rye il
all headed. Harvest will bs here ia
the not far oil iCiuTc.
There was a matched game of base
ball last saturday between the Wet
Sheselin nine AMI n picked M nine
from Trenton. Score stood H. To -
In favor VI the former SalinA fuTn-
ished the umpire.
There II quite a scare on the Null
berry over the appearance Of n spook
or 50 IL IL called. near the old pony
ranch Of Phillips n 60. II appears
quite often. BE not afraid OF the
dead but Of the living aud look for
The same.
Young Mr.. Applebaugh OF Culver
was quite seriously cut one evening
last week 10y his horse running into
a wire fence. We hope for his re-
cOvery.
The hail storm of last Tuesday
was the heaviest for years.