The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
PERsnNAL mENrIoN

Judge Culver went 10 Pontiac, Iii
nois, on business Monday.
Miss Caddie Long and Mrs. Irwin,
mother of Mrs. Freeman, started Mon
day on a visit TO friends in Ohio.
Mr.. l.. Severy has gone to Boston to
attend a meeting OF the directors of the
Santa Fe road
E. C. Lyman, well known Normal
student, has accepted a position in Sis
ler's drug store.
Mr.. J. w. Feighan is confined TO his
house with a severe attack of infiamma-
tory rheumatism.
II. C. Cross started east Monday
on business pertaining to Kansas City
and Emporia railroad.
Hank Pearsall made a $1,000 sale of
cattle at the Missouri Pacific stock yards
Tuesday for T. ]. Livisey.
Col. Glover, of La Grange, Missouri, is
in the city, having been called TO EN-
poria on legal business.
George Miniere, employed for the past
few years in the post Office, is clerking
at Cory's grocery and restaurant.
Jake Scott, who has been in Colorado
for the past year returned home last
week. He is glad to get back to En-
poria.
Rev. v. G. Finn and Mr.. T. ]. Finn,
of Delaware, relatives of Dr.. Thomas
Armor, are visiting at his residence IN
this city.
Joe Waters, of Topeka, is in The city
represer ting the Santa Fe road in case
which is pending against it in the dis
trict court.
Will Jarret has accepted a position in
the hardware and stove store OF G. B
Peters and will be glad 10 see his friends
at that place.
AIr. ]. G. Ladd, for many years con-
ductor on the Santa Fe road, but who
resigned his position on account of ill
health, is in the city rs a witness in a
railroad case.
]. II. Hibben and wife have returned
from a three weeks bridal tour spent
pleasantly at Madison, Wisconsin.
They are stopping at present at the resi-
dencc of DIR. w. w. Hibben.
H. Llewelyn Jones, who recently came
to this city from the east, was admitted
to the bar this morning. He has come
to Emporia to stay, and We wish him an
abundant m aaS,1ra nF SuccasS
Howard Dunlap and family started
Tuesday evening on a visit TO Ports
mouth, Ohio. Uncle Joe Ernst and Lee
Wright will look after the interests of
the Savings Bank during his absence
w. H. Irwin and wife started Monday
on trip to Chicago. Mr.. Irwin goes
to represent the conductors of the A. I.
and s. F. railroad at the convention of
the conductors of the United States and
Canada.
Charlie Ryder started to Cincinnati
on Saturday evening. Speculation is
rife as to the nature of his GRAND, but
it is supposed by those best informed in
the premises that it is strictly of a bust
ness character.
We are in receipt of the Chaddock
College monthly, bright, newsy paper
published by the students at Quincy, Ill.
In its columns we notice an account of a
pleasant reception given the founder of
the college, on which occasion Miss. Lu-
ella Smith, of Emporia, delivered the adj
dress of welcome.
Mr.. j. b. Gordon, who is superintend
ent of the stone work on the new Meth
odist church, is doing his work in a
manner which will recommend him as a
first-class builder. 1t is said to be, by
those who profess to be judges, the best
work of the kind in the state. We are
glad to know that Mr.. Gordon has Goa
cluded to permanently locate here to
engage in furnishing stone and erecting
buildings. He has secured fine quarry
of his own in Chase county.