The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-08
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I PERSONAL HIESTtON.
Robert Morrow +. at Lawrence.
j. NJ spangler, of Ncosho Falls is il
the city.
Prof Potter, of Peabody, is stopping
at Emporia.
Mrs. VIII severy is malxinga weeks
visit at Emporia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F1nney was II
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. Hill, Of Americus, spent
Sunday in Empor:a.
Hon. Wm. Msrtindaie, of Madison,
was in town Saturday.
Rev. d. Kelley, of Wichita, spent
Wednesday in Emporia.
Mr.. T. D. Downing. of Chase coSnty,
was in Emporia Saturday.
Lew Wood has returned from =
months visitto St. Louis.
A. Gilbert has taken position in the
grocery store of Dave Jones.
Miss Minnie Baker, of Topeka, isvis
iting Miss. Ida Moore, in this city.
Addison w. Stabbs returned Tuesday
from protracted visit in the west.
II. C. Cross and wife have returned
from pleasant trip 10 Colorado.
Miss Nellie Callahan, of. Topeka, is
visiting with the family of DIR. Young
Charles DeAIaIorie returned Friday
from a trip to Colorado and New Mexico
Miss Alice Cleveland, of Hutchinson,
is visiting with Mrs. G. p Jenesifn this
city. :
DIR. A d. Williams, an occulist of note,
from St. Louis, is registered at the
Coolidge.
Robert Pack, a clerk of Thomas s
Jones, left Moday 10 attend college
near St. Louis.
Madison News: Mr.. shirk, of Empo-
ria, is in town plastering the church and
other buildings.
Otis D. Swan returned on Sunday
last from three weeks tripsto New
York and Boston.
Geo. W. Cole, manager of The Mer-
chants Detective Union, Topeka, was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Julia Kirk, who has been very
dangerously ill for several weeks, is
slowly improving.
II. B. Parsons, of Sawyer's dry goods
house, has gone on weeks visit TO Bis.
marck and Topeka, a
VIM. Jay and wife and w 8. Jay left
Wednesday for a few weeks visit
Grand Haven, Mich.
G. B. Peters has returned from his
eastern trip, and will open his stock OF
hardware in q few days.
Senator Plumb and family returned
on Saturday evening from their trip to
Colorado and New Mexico.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Swim, of Ports-
mouth, Ohio, are visiting at the residence
of Elijah Nichols in this city. u
Mr. j. W. latham arrived home by
the NJ. K. s. + from Chicago Wednesday.
He has been east about two weeks.
John V. Sanders, formerly of this city,
but now of Cottonwood Falls,-siopped
at The Coolidge Tuesday with new
wife
Mrs. C. S. Cross started Sunday for
months visit TO Philadelphia. Mr..
Cross accompanied her as far as St.
Louis.
Ed Lewis, foreman for L. W. Lewis
on the mason work of the Santa Fe ex
tension, returned from the west Sunday
evening.
Mrs. j. w Brogan came up from Hart
ford Friday to see her sister, Mrs. T. III.
Harvey, who has been very sick for sew
eral days. s ~-
HI. Bird and S P Chase started to-
day for trip to New Mexico They will
devote about two weeks to recuperation
in the west
Mrs. Libbie Myers, wife of conductor
Ed. Myers, from Nickerson, is visiting
the family of conductor D. d. Myers in
this city. III
L. a Wismeyer, holding a position
with the Usage Indian Agency in the
Territory, is visiting in this city and
neighborhood.
Ii. o. Frantz, of the Famous shoe
store clerical force, returned last Fri
day from a six weeks visit at his old
bOy,oa in nnbarland Md
Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Pemberton, Jr.,
left Wednesday FOR Lcayenworh. They
will spend some time visiting with the
parents of Mr.. Pemberton. 9
Mr.. G. W. DeCamp left Tuesday
for New York, where he has an
engagement as counsel in a criminal
action of considerable importance.
Mrs Lizzie Johnson, nee Hall, who
has been visiting her parents near this
city for some weeks, returned TO heI
home at Browns Grove, Pawnee county
Friday.
Mrs. Powell. who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. c. Nettleton, in this
city, for some weeks, left Tuesday
for her home in Chicago. Mrs. Nettle
ton accompanied her aud will also visit
in Bloomington during her stay.
Mr.. G. W. Newman returned on Sat
urday evening from an extended trip Il
New York and Boston. His sister, Mis-!
Hattie NJ. Newman, accompanied him
home and will visit with relatives her,
for a week or so.
j. NJ. Phillips, a son of Nj. w. Pail
lips, and we'll known here,s came u
from ouray, Colorado. recently to Sc,
his very sick father. He is dong a very
good business rs an assayer in Ouray
and his many friends here are glad /,
hear of his prosperity.
AROUND TOVYN. I
The new Quaker meeting house her
is now all done and ready for seating.
One of l. D. Fox's horses was sun
struck ON Saturday and died on Sunday