The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-13
AMERICUs NOTES.
Ealsed by .Keno..
MnsnAY Feh. ..
MONDAY, Feb ..
The dulcet sounds of the piano are
now heard in aunt Lucy's parlor

now heard in aunt Lucy's parlor.
The ''niggereasels' have struck town
Aunt Lucy and family have been
qaite sick for a couple of days. caused
by eating canned peaches-the peaches
being poisoned by the tin
Suspenders, braces and gents ties at
J. D. Gibson's.
The weather yesterday was lovely and
the roads being good. Mr., E. P. Bruner,
Miss Laura Thomas and Miss SIocum
took in Americas, and were the guests
ofaunt Lucy. They also called "a minute
on Keno, the undertaken.
Mr.. Green and Miss F. NJ. Estabrook
were seen driving on the boulevard yes
terday
We heard of Tom sedgwick looking
round the livery barn for team to take
two to Emporia.
We offer few bargains in ready
made clothing. Apply at once at ]. d.
Gibson's.
SILVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS years
ago Rev. f. D. 10y and Miss Sue Keep
ner were married in Minnesota, Satur-
day last being the 25th anniversary.
The event was duly celebrated by the
happy couple, and many of their rela-
tives and friends, by meeting together
in Tressler's hall. The friends COM
meneed coming at p. m, and by s 80
there were 200 persons present At this
hour prayer was offered up by Rev.
j. Collins, and shortly after the multi
tude, or so many of them as could do so,
sat down to "a most elegant supper, and
this was kept up until all had partaken of
the various good things The Americas
brass band was present-as they general
ly are on such occasions, and furnished
the music for the occasion.
The father, the children and the grand
children Of Rev +. d. 10y were present,
also the brothers Of both Mr.. and Mrs.
10y. Among those present from Empo-
ria we noticed w. f. Ewing and wife,
sheriff j. B. Moon and wife, T. n. Sedg-
wick and Miss Flora Frederick. L
would almost AS soon undertake to give
list of those in this vicinity that were
absent as of those present. thought
Mr.. 10y must be somewhat suspicious of
his friends, else why did he have pres
ent judge, county attorney, n county
clerk and the sheriff. The presents
were all of silver, were many and of
costly and beautiful pattern
To beautiful tea set, we found at
tached the following:
To Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Loy.-We, the
undersigned, respectfully present these
four pieces, on this, your silver wedding
day, Peace. happiness and prosperity
be yours even unto your golden wedding,
1. Arthur Wright and wife, John Bond
and wife, L. w. Sutton and wife, Sam
uel HaZlett and wife, f. D. Calkins and
wife, Frank Hawkins and wife, E. B.
Lesh and wife, F. S. Domm and wife.
w. n. Starbuck and wife, w. w. Kits
and wife, NJ. S. Piper and wife, A. E.
Jaquith and wife, L. A. Wood
and wife, r. w. Brown and wife. L.
James and wife, j. W. harrington and
wife, Chris Wise and wife, Dell Wood
and lady, c. E. Grosscup, Chris Marker,
George Miller, a. d. Tressler, Ada Gates,
Nellie Wood, Lewis Hill, Effie Bond,
L. A. Hill.
A silver cake basket presented by Rev.
and Mrs. J. a. Cnllins, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. List,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heasley,
Mrs. Agsie Waite, NJ w. and Mollie
Gibson, Wat Stewart, Miss Katie Tress-
Ter, Madge, Hattie and viii Davidson.
A silver syrup pitcher. by Mr.. ]. b.
Moon and wife and VIM. L. Ewing and
wife
Silver tea pot, by Mr.. and Mrs. d. p.
Tressler, Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. King, Mr..
and Mrs Milt Toomey, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
ID. Conklin and Miss Sue Ickes.
A silver mug, by Mr.. and Mrs S. ].
Stafford, of Augusta, Butler county.
Silver castor, by George W. Kepner, of
Minnesota, brother of Mrs. 10y.
Half dozen silver forks and half doz-
en- tea spoons, by T. N Sedwick and Miss
Flora Frederick.
Silver butter dish, by Miss Mary Wat
sou, of Enlporia.
Silver picket castor and longs by Os-
car Lambert and wife.
Silver butter dish, by Mr. ]. d. Jaquith
and family.
Halfdozen silver knives, by J. w 10y
and family
A beautiful silver pin and buttons, en-
graved by the donor, S. p. Tobie.
A silver dollar each from Saml. Low.
Sr., David 10y and wife, and Geo. 10y.
Half a dozen fruit knives, by Mrs.
Glass and Mrs Duguid, ofEmporia.
Silver fruit dish, by a. c. Sackett and
wife, w. A. 10y and wife, and Charles
NJ. 10y
Those present received the thanks of
Mr. and Mrs. 10y, and to those who
were not present-Mr. and Mrs. ]. S.
Stafford, of Augusta, and Miss Mary
Watson, of Emporia-I am requested to
return their sincere thanks. And for the
splendid time all present enjoyed, we, in
the name of the assembled multitude,
return thanks to Rev. F. D. 10y and
wife KENO
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.