The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-28
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PERSONAL MENTION
Rev. Chas Mitchell, of Msrion Center
is in the city.
The family of L. f. PIuyne started on
Tuesdsy for New York
Judge Kellogg went to Jewell county
on legal business Monday.
Tom Dodds, of Usage City. called on
his Emporia friends Monday.
Mrs. N. WhiitIesey started Tuesday
for visit TO northern New York.
Miss Lizzie Lancaster, of osage City,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Severy.
Mrs Glazier, of Kansas City, is the
guest of Mrs John Bay, of this city.
L. W. Lewis and family Joined the
summer exodus 10 Colorado Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Howe started Tuesday 10
Cincinnati where she viii visit friends.
w. w. Dennison, of Eureka, and
daughter, were at the Coolidge Thursday.
Mr.. o. Hardcasile, of Carrollton, Iii
nois, is visiting the Loomises in this
city.
Miss CorneIia McAfTec, of Montana,
is the guest of Mrs. G. c. Morse. in this
city =
Master Heusiis Warren went Tuesday
to Loda, Illinois. 10 visit his grand
mother.
Geo. b. Peters returned from Clyde
on Saturday, and started for Colorado on
Monday.
i'm. Griffith and wife were among
Emporians who started for Colorado on
Tuesday.
Geo. p. Frazer. of ST. Louis. agent for
the Missouri Pacific Gazetteer, is stop
ping ut the Coolidge.
Miss Laura Thomas is back TO her post
of duty in the City Book store after an
illness of some weeks.
Mr.. A. s. Houck. of Clark's furniture
store, started for trip to ST. Louis and
Chicago Friday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Burrows returned from Col
orado last night and expects TO start for
Oitlo VA
Mrs. w. T. Scott and Mrs Hand, of
HoltOn, Kansas, are visiting their neicc,
Mrs. Davis Pcyion, of this city.
T. F. Burns, trustee of Waterloo
township, was in the city Wednesday ON
business connected with his Office.
Mr.. II. O. Franiz, of the Famous"
boot and shoe store, is visiting ''the old
folks at home" in Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. NJ. Thomas, of Galveston, Texas,
is visiting at the residence of his aunt,
Mrs. A. w. Thomas, on Union street.
Miss Laura Thomas is ont again after
being confined to the house for some
days by severe bilious attack.
Mr. and Miss Culvert, of Terre Haute,
Indiana, are visiting at the residence of
their uncle, Judge Peyton, in this city.
We acknowledge call from Nj. N.
Kimble, of Kansas City, the general
agent of the Western Missouri Nurser-
les.
Ben. Wheldon returned from Colorado
on Saturday just as much of blonde as
he went. Ben don't "bronzc" worth a
cent. taee ztls
John Heilman, of TifIin, Ohio, is Wis
iting his cousin, Phil. Holman, of this
city, and thinks some of locating in EN-
poria.
Mrs. Robert Parham, of Leavcnworth,
and Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Parker, of In
diana, are visiting Mr.. @. N. Parker of
this city.
Miss Anna Goddard started Tuesday to
the Kaw Agency, Indian Territory. to
visit her sister Carrie and return home
with her next week.
Captain Henry Booth, Of Larned, and
one of the most prominent and influen-
tial men of his section of the state, was
in the city Monday.
Sam Wiggam passed through Empo-
ria Monday on his way to Chicago,
where he has obtained a position in a
large clothing house.
John leopard, who has been visiting
his old home in Chicago, has returned
and resumed his place behind the coun-
ter of Birds jewelry store.
Mrs. 1. E. Lambert returned Tuesday
from visit of some weeks to her old
home in Michigan. She was met at
Kansas City by her husband.
Uncle Joseph Ernst has resumed his
old place IN the Emporia National Bank
and will remain until the return of the
cashier, Captain L. T. Heritage.
Senator Plumb and family, accompa-
MED by Ormie Perley, started Cor Colo
RADIO Tuesday, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Lewis Lutz returned Thursday
from Colorado, whittier she accompanied
her husband some days ago. She re-
ports the Chaplain as much improved
in health.
Rev. Mr.. Ebey, of the Free Methodist
church, returned from visit to Illinos
Saturday. He reports Kansas crops as
looking better than any he saw while he
was gone.
w. F. Dildinc, of Lawrence, graced
the streets of Emporia Sunday with his
fine presence "Dnr' seems to enjoy
getting up to the Coolidge for an occa-
sional Sunday dinner.
Albert Phenis came down from
Kansas City Tuesday to assist in edi-
torial work on THE NEWS during the
absence of Mr.. Stoiler in the east His
many friends in this city are glad to see
him.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Stotler and two of
their children, Willie and Mamie, start
ed Tuesday for visit to Ohio and VIr-
ginia. They expect To be gone about a
month, and we trust they may have a
pleasant trip.
Mr.. John Wiggam, a former resident
of Emporia, is stopping at the Coolidge.
He is ON his way from California to his
home in Indiana and we regret to learn
is in delicate health. lie is accompa-
MED by his daughter.
Robert Elstun has returned from
Colorado where he has been engaged in
a government survey. He reports the
Indians troublesome in some portions Of
the state. His many friends welcome