The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

EGAASONAA uAG1N11ON
Ben Whelden went to Atchison Satur-
day evening.
Elder Mitchell spent the Sabbath with
his family in this city.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mills went to Eureka Mon
day, on legal business.
Mrs. c. n and Miss Leighton return
ed from Howard Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Cordley started to Law
renee Monday for a weeks visit.
Mr.. o. F. Sawyer is confined to his
room by illness, the result of over-work.
D. ID. Myers is one of the fortunate
conductors on the new emigrant train.
Major Hood returned Friday evening
from the stockmen's convention at Cald-
we'll
Mrs. Kretsinger is meeting with good
success in her canvass for the Complete
Home"
MIR. Charles Pratt, of Minneapolis, is
visiting Messrs. Fred and George W.
Newman, in this city.
James Leslie says if Dan. Holderman
don't pay him that new hat, he will
expose him to the public.
Charley De Malorie and Jimmy Pat
terson went to Madison last Monday to
attend little social blowout.
The friends of Ed. Borton are men
tioning his name in connection with the
Office of councilman in the Fourth ward
Mr. T. G. Whitley has been retained as
salesman in the dry goods store of Mr.
o. F. Sawyer, his successor in that bust
ness
Mr.. Call Severy returned Tuesday
from Quincy, Illinois, where he has beer
taking a course of commercial instruc
ton.
Mrs. Cornell and daughter started
Wednesday morning for Marciopa, Arr
IONA, via the Santa Fe and Southern
Pacific.
Messrs. C. w. and Jean Butterworth
who have been attending the State Nor
NAL, returned to their home at Chetopa
Wednesday.
o. C. Rogers returned Wednesday
from Iowa, and is looking fairly well TO
a man who was showed up on the roat
for nearly week.
Martin Lambert, father of 1. E. Lam
bert, of this city. has sold out his LyOl
county possessions and gone to Howard
to take up his residence.
Harry Collard, delivery clerk of thu
Adams express, in this city, went Il
Parkerville, on highly important bust
ness this morning. No cards.
Prof 1. T. Goodnow, of Manhattan
was in the city Tuesday working up tn
interest in the construction of a monu
ment for the late Prof. Nudge.
Messrs. Elliot and Cassius Nichols, @
Carthage, Missouri, are in the city il
the interest of project which may IT
suit in their location in Emporia.
MIR. George Loomis reformed yesterda
from his trip to Illinois, accompanied b
his father, Judge T. L. Loomis, who vii
put in a few days shooting in thi
vicinity.
Mr.. A. H. Austin, of Eldorado,
qualifying himself for banking at tn
Emporia National, preparatory to en-
barking in that business in Butte
county.
Charlie Wolf, who has been laid u
for some days by reason of an accidents
wound inflicted with a jack-knife,
again at his post of duty at Soden's fun
iture store.
Mr.. J. w. Feighan was called to KeI
lucky the early part of last week by
telegram announcing the illness of hi
wife, who is visiting at her old home
that state.
w. Conway Jones and his wife, M
Miss Sadie Davis, came down from A
vonia Friday, and are making a we,
ding visit at the residence of w. ]
Moses, in this city.
w. Arnold, of the firm of Arnold s. G.
has assumed personal supervision of th
business at what has been known as IL
Gilmore stand, and viii close out Il
stock OF furniture now on hand, to mai
room for q new invoice.
Mr.. C. w. Reich, who has been e
gagged in the lumber business in En-
= poria for the past year, left Wednesday
seek a new location. He carries wit
him the best wishes of the many frien,
which he has made during his stay
Emporia.
v Captain Bruner returned from Parsol
Tuesday, in company with Revs. Cor
!, ley, Rice and Pye, aud still we are a
! sured that with all these appliances
hand for firstclass marriage ceremou