The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
THE CITY IN BRIRF.

epgins, boiler and dynamo rooms
and an office.
THE CITY IN BRIRF.
From SUNDAYS daily.
Mrs. w. A. Norris IL home from
Denver.
| w. 8. Barr Is In Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Goodrich 4 Steele received . car.
load Of matches yesterday.
w. H. Mcdowell and Jud Stevens
have returned from st. Joe.
Miss Laura Luthi has returned to
Salina from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. McCollum Of Abilene was .
Saiina visitor during the Week.
Earl Brown Q former Wesleyanite
has returned TO resume his studies.
This week Payton's Band has been
assisting our home band ct the fair
Fred and Lee Prescott left yester.
terday to attend Harvard the coming
year.
George Colby and family returned
from their Massachusetts, visit last
night.
Prof. T. ]. Rollman and H. G. Nc
Kinney, Of Brookville, we're in the
city yesterday.
An incipient blaze was suppressed
&C house on North Santa Fe ct 8 p
m. last night. :.
Miss Maude Shultz will return
home Monday after . six weeks
visit In Colorado.
Burton, Mohler and Peterson
Of Iowa, will be at Smolsn on the
evening Of the 23d.
Mrs. Morrow left Friday for Pitts
burg, Penn, where she will visit her
daughter Miss Mamie.
Morris McAuliff Was taken sud.
denly and seriously III while In the
field at work yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific shipped four
cars of -four for the Salina mill and
elevator to Texas points yesterday.
Miss Stella Hendricks Of Stockton,
Kansas, will visit In this city during
the winter with her sister Mrs. J. f.
Powers.
F. M. Hamilton went to Denver
yesterday on business. He 10 Inter
ested In some very rich silver mines
In Colorado.
Conductor Halstead has been
assigned to the Mcpherson branch
and will move his family here, from
Junction City.
The niece OF August Bondi who
has visited In the city for some time
returned to her home In Indiana
polls, Ind, Wednesday.
w. T. Brown, who has been pound
Ing the Key ct the Western Union
Telegrsphy Office st Kansas City Ii
here visiting with bis folks.
Mrs. Stonebreaker died Ut her late
residence on North Ninth street, FRI
day afternoon, and was buried ct
Gypsum Hill cemetery yesterday.
Charlie Stevens and new arrival
by the name Of Brown ran . foot
race at the park yesterday after
day afternoon, which resulted In
victory for Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cup will In
Q short time remove TO Chicago 10
reside until after the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Culp will be greatly missed
among the young people here.
A drummer from New York, st the
National last night, whose name he
withheld, wanted to bet i've 10 three
among Q lot OF fellows who were
broke that Cleveland would carry
New York.
J. G. Smith, the Union Pacific line
man, has been given vacation and
with his family hes gone 10 Bait Lake
City Tor IN outing and pleasure trip.
Z. @. Fee. OF Omaha, Neb, will Oil
the place during Mr.. Smiths absence.
A. H. Wheat and wife, accompan.
led by their daughter, Miss Birdie.
came up from Herr on yesterday
TO visit with the. lighter, Mrs..
Joe r. Olllnser. for few weeks,
after which they will 70 10 Chicago
to reside.
Henry r. simain sn old friend of
w. 8. Baxter arrived from lows last
night and will remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Slmain likes Kansasso well that
he will probably bscOms . Kansan
himself In the spring. He hes spsnt
about two weeks In the state and
goes home from here vie Bsstric,
Nebrasks.
Rev. semans departed Lest TSes.
day for ealins whore be will take m
his studies ss the Wesleyan College
for the next nine months. Bert hss
worked hard this Summer 10 avsil
himself oe this eppessssity. He b
an apt scholar and viii rank among
The acknowledgement rFibsss.
Last night Issae Psysss's Comedy
Company completed . wssk's sn.
eagsmsnt BY playing "Ross Gar.
land" Mr.. Payten's company made
many friends while 10 6allna, and |,
every one 10 sorry 70 80 them 30.
Their promise to return In February
delighted ell. A crowded house
greeted them Last Night. Each one
Of the cost did their bsss.