The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs ]. ID. Holden and son are rgstiea
ing in Greenwood county.
Della, daughter of Conductor Irwin,
quite sick with dipiheria.
j. K. Finley and ]. II. Mclean starte
Tuesday for Ohio to purchase sheep.
hr. Frank Davidson has taken a pos
ton in the grocery store of j. T. Burton
Mrs. 7. J. Anderson, of Topeka, is tn
guest of Mira. Horace Bundrcm, in thi
city.
Mrs. c. w. CIeayer and Miss ALI
Riggs are spending a few days in Kan
sas City.
Miss Cora Bennett, of Iowa, is visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. G. w. Benne,
in this city.
Mr. George Grosseup has returned
from his eastern trip in splendid healtl
and spirits.
Miss Minnie Reynolds has taker
charge of a school in Greenwood county
ten miles from Eureka.
George Looms returned Friday
from an extended prospecting tour
through southern Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Win II. Seyery and Miss
Egbert, their guest, came up from Read
ing today TO attend the Fair.
f. r. Holderman returned Tuesday
from protracted sojourn in the north
west for the benefit of his health
Harry Mitchell ministers to the com.
fort of the travelling public at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. He's there to stay this
time.
Mr.. Robert Elstun has accepted a
position as a salesman in the clothing
and gents furnishing house OF G. p.
Jones & Co.
Mr.. VIM. Martindale, accompanied by
his neice, Miss Emma Wsymire, went
10 Topeka Tuesday, where the latter
will attend school.
II. Fl. Gray was visited this week by
his brother, P. s. Gray, of Iowa Falls,
iowa. The brothers had not met before
for twenty-seven years.
Major Fleetwood, the tonsonal artist,
was also relieved of a small amout of
wealth at the fair at Topeka, but Fleet
had a"picnic" all the same.
Mrs. NJ. a. Vallandigham, of Bur-
.ington, Is visiting at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Murphy, at the corner of
Sixth avenue and Neosho street.
Mr.. Sol. Palmer, of ST. Louis, repre-
senling the Western Union Telegraph
company, was in the city Saturday, and
favored THE NEWS Office with u call.
Archie Mackenzie, gent of Rice's
Evangeline trope, was here Saturday
and made arrangements for an entertain1
ment in Emporia on the evening of the
2Gth.
We regret to learn that President
Welch, of the State Normal, has notified
the board OF regents that this will be his
last year of service in his present ca
pacity.
Mrs. Will Warren, of Mulvane, has
been visiting at the residence of Captain
Warren for the past few days. She
went to Butler county yesterday to visit
her parents.
Mr.. Jos. ]. Helm, who has been en-
ployed for some months past as foreman
of the Ledger bindery, left Tuesday Tor
Fl. Scott on business, to be gone for|
three weeks.
Mr.. Frank Lanstrom, we'll and favora-
bly, known to the people of Enporia,
has gone to Ration, Colorado, with the
view of starting paper there. We pre-
dict success for the venture.
Z. T. Nichols was robbed Friday
night, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at To-
peka, of his watch and $25 in money
He was sleeping in the parlor when the
thieves went through him.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Lackey, of Cam
bridge City, Indiana, stopped off onI
Monday on their return home from the
far west, and made short visit with
their friend, Mr.. Henry Ingerman, of
this city.
r. S. Lukenbill, special agent of the
western division of Adams Express, wasI
in the city the early part Of the week III
specting the affairs of the local office,
which lie found in good shape.
w. A. Ella, an old-timer here, but forI
the last seven years resident Of ArkanI!
sas City, stopped off here last week onI
his return from the State Fair to visit
his relatives and mary friends at this
point. All were glad TO again shake the
hand of Mr.. Ella.