The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Texas.
c. 4. Leighton returned from Paola
Friday evening.
Mrs. r. A. Rhuland is convalescing
after serious illness.
Mrs. Marl Gilchrist has gone on n
visit to her old home in Pennsylvania.
The wife of J. V. sanders is very dan
gerously i'll. We trust she may rccov-
err.
Fred. Haussler has been confined to
his house for some days by a severe
cold.
EA. Henthorn, of the Burden Enter
prise, called at THE NEWS Office Satur-
day.
Mrs. &. NJ. Parker returned last Fri.
day from visit of some weeks to Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Fred. a. Spencer, of Clyde, New
York, is the guest of Doc. C. W. Lick,
of this city.
Mr. Geo. w. Knox, of the Topeka
Loan and Trust company, was in the
city last week.
Hiram Gray, a well-known fruit
grower of this vicinity, has gone to
Ohio TN visit.
Miss Cora Borton, who is visiting
friends in Cincinnati is expected home
thanksgiving day.
G. NJ Ramsey and family went to
Florence Tuesday where they will make
their future home.
Emanuel Smith, son of VIM. Smith,
of this city, is assisting w. f, Ewing in
the county clerks Office.
Ex-Governor Harvey stopped in EN-
poria Tuesday on his way from Santa Fe
to his home in Riley county.
Charlie Brewer and Willie Hibben
have joined the engineer corps of the
Kansas City and Emporia railroad.
Charles Payne, an old citizen of Lyon
county, residing on Eagle creek, started
Thursday to visit his son In Nebraska,
Mrs. Gentry. who has been visiting
her old home in this city for some
weeks, returned to Wyandotte Saturday
Sheriff Moon is browsing around
down in Arkansas. We may be able Il
tell what he went for when hs comes
back.
Mrs. Josiah Rosenbury and her sister
Mrs. Lydia Smith, started Thursday TO
Canton, Ohio, to visit their parents whit
reside in that city.
David Stone, who was injured TIN
other week by the falling of wellpul
ley upon his head, is mending, and will
be out in few days.
Miss Mary Evans, formerly employees
in the office of register of deeds, Ia
accepted position in the dry good
store OF Sherman s. Richardson.
F. p MacLennan, of THE News
started Sunday on trip which vii
take in Kansas City, st. Louis and CHI
cago. lie viii be gone for week or te
| days.
Senator Plumb arrived home fror
Washington, last Friday. His famil
> will accompany him when he returns I
the capital for the regular session o
Congress.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong, VIII
have been visiting relatives in Southern
Kansas and in this city for several days
returned to their home in Piasa, nlinoi:
Monday Inorning
Dan Ingram, who has welded th
razor and shears at Fred Haussler'
shaving saloon for the past few year
!. has taken a position with Harry LeiI
fried at the Coolidge.
]. H. White, who went to Kanss
3 City some days ago to have an operatio
5 performed on his eye has returne
home. The affected organ is much les
c painful than it was, but we regret I
1 learn that its vision has been permanen
: lY and seriously impaired.
l Mr.. d. F. Goodrich returned Q fe'
days ago from an extended visit to III
nois, Wisconsin and Iowa. 1t is Ii
first time Mr.. G.. has been out of Il
state since is removal here, fourtee
years ago. He reports good time.
i Mr.. Albert Marzetti, secretary of til
d Pueblo s Silver Cliff branch of the Co
r orado and Pacific railroad, with hea
a quarters at Pueblo, stopped here Monds
Ii on his way east. Hesays Pueblo is boou
n ing and expressed qualification and SD
e prise at the wonderful growth of Ell
i poria since he left it nearly two yea
ago.