The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29
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AlIERICUS.

DONATION -SUPPER.--The ladies of
the U. p. church and others will give
good. old fashioned donation supper
at the church next Tuesday evening.
A splendid supper, including roast
turkey, chicken, coffee, ETC., at which
all can sit and eat as long as they
please, and Il fine musical treat--violin,
harp, ard organ-will form a part of
the entertainments. 1t is determined
to make this the best supper, and the
best thing generally, of the season.
The proceeds will go towards paying
of the Indebtedness on the building.
Admission fee, including supper, 81 a
couple, or 80 cts. each. Children un-
der II years of age half price. All are
invited.
II. L. Carpenter lost a valuable horse
last week-one of his blacks, of collie.
Howell & Martin had one of their
horses hooked by a COW q few days
since, and it died. ...>
-Johnny Anderson, son OF John
Anderson, who has a farm near this
place, fell from a horse last Monday
and broke one of his legs. 49,, {.
John Morgan has taken mp his
trade Notwithstanding, and open
ell the'first shop of the kind in Ameri-
Gus.
VIM. Wilkinson has Idone overs
his house on Main street, and folks
ask "whose new building is that -
Doctor Wright has completely
overhauled his store, arranged his
drugs all on one side, and is preparing
for some new DODGE > :
We don't know person in town
that was not sorry when they heard
that Rev. w. W. Bailey had determin-
ed to move back to Emporia. Such
people as his family is composed OF
make friends wherever they go, and
! the longer the acquaintance extend:
the warmer becomes that friendship
The best wishes OF this peop,e 20 with
| them.
Prof. W. II. Wales and his sor
will be at the L. P. supper next Tues
day evening and furnish some excel
lent music. They are said to be &C
complished performers.
60 to the supper ut the L. r
church next Tuesday evening. To
will get the worth of your money an
have good time besides.
MIR. j. 3. Crouch has transferre
his 'shash board. from, the GOddar
house to the Bailey house, since Nj
B. has retired from 1.-The latter. Nj
Crouch can run that institution a
it should be run, and we guess he'll d
it. The old Goddard house, we ar
told, is not going TO be . hotel an
more ut present. We would like {
put in protest against this thing, fl
we have heard the dinner bell ring o
that corner (and when we boarSe
there and had to getnp early enough
we've heard the breakfast bell, too
, these thirteen years, and We were bt
|. ginning to get used to it. But If "
n must. we will wait and see.-
e Mr.. Jacob Bamesberger has bni
e large barn on his farm east of tow
All the farmers say their col
yields better than they had anticipa
: ed. John Anderson has cribbedi Ia
= bushels of fne corn ff0nr eighee,
: acres of upland prairie that was. fl
: broken a year ago last spring.
.--Yon have heard of ylemons> b
: did you ever hear of sweet lemon
Well SHhen John Lemons was MARI
To Martha Davis, last week, there mt
= have been couple of sweet Lemons
In Let ALI bear IN mind that O
i'd week from next Tuesday is the ell
L. ton on railroad bonds. Those w
lis are, opposed to the measure hs
rs, strong hopes of defeating the bon
as provided the voters in the outside S
ge Elements turn out. In two school q
N, tricts we have heard of meetings
of ing held TO discuss tie question, -
ng Remember the grand supper :
IN, musical entertainment at the q.
ID church next Tuesday evening. r
his We, learn through one of thccol
to ty commissioners that a former cohl
al board entered into = contract wit
leading law firm as follows: s
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