The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-07-24
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r. Madden was mp from Ssliua
Last night snd pat in au application
for the position nov vacant ia the
school room No. =,
Jos. Clark Ihrrshel al,"ut . thou--
aud bushels of wheat nf line quality
this week.
Mr.. q. 7. Birknrll. from Salina.
was visiting old friends on Nednrs-
day.
Willie Stevens attended the Prohi-
biiion convention at Topeka this
week a. delegate from tile CnUgrsKa-
tionaI \. s. He attended all the
meetings, visited washbuTn College
aud was home again In nineteen
hours from the time left Rockville.
There's young America for you.
Dr. Schuyler, president 81 the Kan
sas. Wesleyan University AT Salina,
preached nj the Methodist church
both morning aud evening ot last
sunday, also Mt Glendale in the af-
teTnO0n. His discourse showed deep
thinking and careful study. an they
were listened to by appreciallve au-
diences.
Mr.. McHafIle was here cn Wedne--
day n an applicant for the schools
Ia place Of II. NJ. Means who il elect
ed IS principal Of the second ward
school at Salina.
Mr.. Frank Stone from Lincoln
county vas in the city "wednesday
Masking arrangements 20 move here
so that his children can have the
advantage of our school.
Rob't Bowling il up from Salina
looking after his stock, in cutting
out some IL them the saddle slipped
throwing him on his shoulder max
Ing him quite lame.
Nick bowling shipped four car
loads Of cattle 10 Hah-ss city On last
Sunday. lie reports scnrcher nj
the yards, several head Of cattle dy-
ing there on Monday.
Claude Prasr fell OF the STOCK
yard fence breaking both homes al
hls arm.
Heurg- NJ. Hull vas H. Ihr city
Wednesday on husiur--.
Gentry 4 Cnuklr have shipped ten
ears "f cSii!s this week.
Rev. Vim. Rish"p, 81 Salina. Ma
in the city short time Monday.
deacon g. q. Tyler had nnr III h'-
ytarling colts badly cut 10y rolling
nn Ia a wire frnre.
pr. VIM. Hi-hop. Of Salins. will
occupy the pulpit NJ the VI. r. church
next SUNDAY morning aud evening.
Mr.. Logan, living two miles west
"l here. lost his little boy abrut four
year old by diphtheris on wrdne--
day.
NTw CAMBRIA CHATTERlND-
Albert Webster left Mo n.iay ~
ening for Tacoma, Washington.
Rev. 7. r. DoTnhIayrr. state mis-
sionary, will preach IN the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning.
Miss Efne I.sughlin hiss gone T."
Missouri io visit relatives.
The Union Pacific surveyors were
here the first of the week setting
stakes for another side track.
Mr.. n. Crowl. Of saliva. MrPhei.
sUu county. spent > few days here
the first Of the week with friends.
Alfred Rsber arrived last SUNDAY
night from oklahoma. lie report,
the weather hot aud dry In the eS-
tTeme with no work for day labor
ers.
William TIT shook the Kansas
dust from his feet Tuesday morning
and boarded the eastbound Union
Pacific train for his old home in Car
rolltou, Missouri.
A crowd of young people in this
vicinity attended the mite" social
ri Verdi last Saturday night.
The NaupeI Bros have just in
vested In q new windmIil.
Miss Maggie Wells 10 seriously i'll
at this writing.
The United Brethren Sunday
school will have an ice cream festi-
val Saturday evening. Aug. ?, for the
benefit Of the minister. JEWELL.