The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Did you see L. d. Fox driving his
fourth hands"
Col. Whitley will soon celebrate his
twenty-first birthday.
Frank Rogers, Esq, of New York, is
visiting Mr.. G. w. Newman.
Treasurer Eastman is taking in more
money than anybody in town.
w. H. Suppe, OF the ninety nine cent
store, is east purchasing goods
Bro. Brown, of the Burlington Patriot,
called briefly Saturday morning.
Hon. o. Fl. Munsell, representative
elect of Morris Co., was in the city Fri
day.
H. w. Collard, late of the Santa Fe
depot. is driving the team for the express
company.
Jonathan Myles, formerly with JIM.
Butler, is now in the grocery store of
Mr.. George Rookie.
Mr.. r. ]. Rudisill is out again, but
still suffers from the effects of injuries
received by his runaway team.
c. w. Porterfield, who has been spend
ing several weeks with friends in Men
dota, Illinois, returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Severy returned day
or two since from pleasant ten days
visit among friends in Michigan.
]. W. latham occupies the residence
recently vacated by ]. E. Epstein, cor
ner of Constitution street and Fifth
avenue.
Col. Rizer, OF the Eureka Herald,
dropped in a while Friday to discuss the
topics Of the day. We are always glad
10 see him.
Miss Gertrude Bullene, of Lawrence,
Kansas, and Miss Annie Shanklin, of
Des Moline, Iowa, are visiting our city,
the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Sommers.
Mr.. J. r. Patterson and Mr.. G. E. De.
Malorie, former residents of this place,
but now of Emporia, came down on the
tram Saturday, returning Monday
| Madison News.
Thomas Murdoch, who was, from the
| foundation of IrontOn up to 1856, a
| prominent citizen of this place, is here
| on visit His home is in Kansas
Ironion (ohio) Register.
A. N. Hanna left for Chicago Fri
day to have his ankle operated upon in
that city. 1t will be remembered that
he was injured over year ago, while
trying to get on a moving train, and has
not been able to walk since Hisfriends
here hope he will soon return "as good
as new"
| II. 4. Rhuland, of the Chicago res
taurant and Charles Rhode have just re.
turned from Reno county, where they
have been on wild goose hunt. As
they captured fifty-two of the gallant
birds and brought them home with them,
authorities differ on the point, whether
or not they went on wild goose chase
Mrs. Frank Bemis who is known 10
many of our people died at Council
Grove last Tuesday evening. 1t seems
that she was severely injured some time
since by falling from horse after which
she had conjestive chilis, but recovered
sufficiently to start to Emporia from heI
fathers farm near the Grove on last
Tuesday. On reaching town she felt un
well and concluded TO stay there until
the following day, but took a relapse
and died as above stated.
A lady IN the vicinity of Emporia de
sires to return thanks to the following
gentlemen for their very liberal contri.
buttons in aid of a poor family much in
distress: C. S. Cross, Lewis Luiz. N E
Weaver, VIM. Jay. P. j. Heilman, Mr.
Thomas, Mr.. Jones, of Thomas s. Jones
Peter H. Hughes. of Lutz' hardware
store, Jno. Flicker, n. d. Zeilies, JOhI
Henning. VIM. Ireland, P. G. S,romberg
James Conwell, James Smith, B. WHEEL
don, d. Thomas, ]. T. Rogers. Charlei
Cook, Robt. Pack, Abrahams s. Straus
, PERsoNAL-Our young friend VIM
d. Biddle, of the A. T. s. s. F. Office a
the round house, recently went off on
trip in an exceedingly good humor. A
few days ago he returned in still bette
: humor. There were rumoTs concernin.
him which needed investigation Start
ing out this morning we sool
found neatly executed car,
informing US that William B
: Biddle and Ella Frost were. married a
Beloi,, Wisconsin. on Tuesday, Novem
Der % This settled it, and we cam
back TO the office OVERLOOKING with wish
IS Tor the future good fortune of the hap
py couple.
Tax THE ROCKY MoUS-AIN BrrTERs
They give tome 10 the stomach. stirnu
: late the liver. relieve the over-taxed Kid
E neys and purify the blood. They creail