The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-03-09

4 "ceicy N Atc"s-
Glasses are spending the few weeks
prior 10 examinations, in n very
thorough review.
Lang and Diessoth, of Wilson, and
| Ed. Irwin, of Dorrance, expect 90
leave for their home Saturday, the
addition thereby losing three of the
greatest "fellows" on earth.
Notice the parody by McKeaver,
in this weeks JOURNAL, which was
delivered before the Philharmonic
at their program on February -.
This society is developing talent al
most worthy the "nnggin" of any
Senior or Junior, and the members
thereof being props, will also be
seniors, by and by.
Lawhorn, as the result of tumble
in the chapel, Monday evening,
found il necessary to carry with him
slight Jump.
Carhart, in playing the part of a
good Samaritan, was greatly sur
prised to behold the ''corpse" get up
and run.
The Commercial room is now a
model Of neatness and excellency,
and Of which our Professor Roach is
justly proud.
r. W. Duff, who has been suffering
with q swelling of the glands OF the
neck, is to undergo an operation, to-
day.
The ladies entertainment and sup
per was well patronized, and is
spoken of as the graudest social
event of the season. The maniIula-
ton of their Indian Clubs was done
as by q body of veterans; their
movements and marchings were
made as with one accord. They
were beautifully costumed in black
and white, and did not scare at the
firing Of 8 pistol, while many of the
gentleman did, and Carhart called
for help. or course the gentlemanly
trainer, Prof. Haggerty, deserves
praise, for ability and will in so
training the young ladies in so short
a,time. And then, as the Professor
has said, swinging Indian clubs is
not the only thing in which they can
excel. The other il cooking, and
Carhart, Wilkes aud Poccan testify
to that, Carhart eat so long that he
had to be driven away. or course
every one had a good time, and went
home. joicihg.
A letter was received this week by
friend, from II. G. Smith, in which
e says he will i'm all probability re-
turn next term. AS voice of the
others, We sincerely hope he will do
so.
Town folks were in attendance at
the Ladies Entertainment.
Some time since two young ladies
developed the bad habit Of coughing
and sneeZing in the reading room,
and q sympathetic male friend sent
them box of Loose Bros. cough
drops, although neglecting to sign
his name.
The lads and lasses have changed
around considerably during the past
few weeks. Possibly all for the best.
And now to his supremacy, the
editor-in- chief of the Advance. 1t
does seem that your having all the
the props, should he
some what more sympathetic. We
have been told, that in by-gone days,
when you was q prep, there were
many uutlsndish pranks laid at the
door Of your crowd, such as props. of |
today would not be guilty of doing
Pray remember that you are setting |
US bad example, and that when we
are serious, we will ever keep in |
our days of freedom,
and Instead Of showing underfoot,
attempt to lift up the props. of the |
future.
The Doctor was delighted with the |
Ladies Entertainment, Monday eve
ming.
The rain Tuesday has set the
thinking of putting out |
early vegetables.
Prof. Roach burned the by-ways Of
the addition Monday.
The club house vas serenaded one
night of last week.
We are glad to say that little Dick
Lockwood has fully recovered, and
will soon be out, which fact is hailed
with delight by his playmates.
Robt. See removed his family to
his city residence this week. Miss
Nora, we understand is staying with
Miss Minnies, her chum, for the
balance of the year.
Miss Alta Baldwin las been sick
Turing the past two weeks, but is
low recovered.
The next program Of the Philhsr-
monte will be given upon the 10th.
INST.
A base ball game was played at
Magnolia, Saturday, our battery as
listing the Magnolia team.
To Hester Ann, we will say, that
IN that unevenlful evening, we
we're suddenly afflicted with AMI at
ack OF heart failure, and ventured
lot out. But, my dear friend, in
emsle disguise, il you will call at
'ur room Friday evening at more
hour, $3.50, We will give
Tou a hearing, and sign terms of
We have hoped for days
or a bloodless settlement, so come
;. :. q. i.